Is getting an EV in 2020 a no brainer?
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Hi,
What with the BiK going down to 2% in 2020 would I be stupid not getting an EV then?
I would be able to put it through my LTD company and with that low BiK surely it would make sense?
Annoyingly I was one of the first people in the UK with a M3 deposit down but got fed up with the date moving back and back so refunded my deposit.
What with the BiK going down to 2% in 2020 would I be stupid not getting an EV then?
I would be able to put it through my LTD company and with that low BiK surely it would make sense?
Annoyingly I was one of the first people in the UK with a M3 deposit down but got fed up with the date moving back and back so refunded my deposit.
I'd agree with that, TM3 does make more sense (although I suspect next time I use it someone will also moan at that such is Pistonheads these days)
I have owned 2 BMW M3's so it does seem somewhat jarring, however when talking about EV's I thought m3 would be obvious.
With regards to the already a no brainer I'm not so sure, yes you do save in fuel costs (had an i3 for 2 years) but it still feels like you are hammered when paying 17% BiK.
Once it goes to 2% it would be a lot more palatable.
I'm asking once this happens will there be any downsides? (for a commuter of course)
I have owned 2 BMW M3's so it does seem somewhat jarring, however when talking about EV's I thought m3 would be obvious.
With regards to the already a no brainer I'm not so sure, yes you do save in fuel costs (had an i3 for 2 years) but it still feels like you are hammered when paying 17% BiK.
Once it goes to 2% it would be a lot more palatable.
I'm asking once this happens will there be any downsides? (for a commuter of course)
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