Just a guess mateā¦could be Two Years could be 7 but a big change will come and someone will get their hands burned if I was buying a new car in 2023 Iād chance a petrol or if doing more than 20k a year a diesel. Itās a bit of a lottery.
In other news youād want to be insane or else very well off to buy a new car in 2023ā¦most models in all brands 6k to 12k dearer than in 2020 for the very same carā¦low interest rates almost totally gone nowā¦itāll be 7.9% upwards in 2023ā¦youād want to be certified in all honesty.
You must be Branch Manager with this uncanny outlook into market research
We will seeā¦donāt let me put you off buying that flash car youāve been obsessing about nowā¦burst into it 8% APR etc
Sound like there was never a better time to take a zero % PCP deal
All good pal. If we were to listen to every rant on tfk no one would ever leave the house
The brother in law has an ID4 from work and I took a trip from KK back to Cork the other night with him. Itās okay, itās grand. Heās bucking that he didnāt get a spect with a reversing camera, tbh wouldnāt you think that a car like that would have it as standard?? Theyāve kept it close to what a VW is in general whereas when we test drove a Hyundai Ioniq 5 I felt it was totally different and a glimpse of the future.
A 60k car should have a reversing camera as standard.
A Golf R that was 55k or so new in 2019 is now about 90k new. Petrol car prices are gone mad.
Anybody who bought a petrol car in last few years is as well keep it for a few more years and then get an EV.
All the VWs are still first generation EVs. Consensus seems to be to wait til they release the second generation.
FFS sake. What kind of world are we living in that fellas canāt reverse anymore?
The back cameras are handy but most of them are poorly thought out and need to have the lens cleaned regularly.
Some clever fella took a bit of plastic and a basic toothbrush and stuck it to the end of the back wiper on the eNiro. I got one online for like 20 quid. So if your camera lens gets dirty like it regularly does you can wipe it clean by turning on the back wiper.
Probably a feature on higher end cars but itās a useful cheap little mod that Iāve found helpful. Couple of months ago when we were at the car wash it got knocked off. Didnāt notice for a day or two. Went back and there was the little toothbrush intact lying on the ground.
Brother has an ID 4. Heās very happy with it, but he shelled out 50k for it. The cunt has loads of money obviously.
Iād like to go for an electric but canāt justify the outlay at the moment. Itās really targeted towards the wealthy upper middle class types
Or getting one through work.
That wonāt be happening for me #activetravel #3kmdoortodoor
Through work and the BIK benefit you get makes it a much easier decision. Albeit the BIK is being gradually reduced, still worth it.
Defo. And the car weāre getting is no great shakes, a Citroen EC4. But weāll still be a one car family and will be electrified.
Said to herself that we should reinvest the proceeds from the present car into solar panels - Iād say she has it spent already , got a cautious yeah from her.
again, a leaf or an MG are reasonable
cheaper running costs too
although we all agree, walking or cycling is best
Guts of 40k for a new Leaf on the bigger battery (including the 5k grant). Greens doing some great things. Can you put it to them at your next meeting to increase the grants?