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2021 Seat Leon 1.4L PHEV
What car do you own?
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You get used to it.
Drive to work, stick it in the charger, drive home, stick it in the charger.
The car is basically always plugged in charging to 80%, when it’s not being driven.
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Fair enough
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Very nice car.
I’ve been looking at the 2018+ A4/A5, but the maintenance and depreciation with km’s per year would be a pain :/
Also gas prices are insane rn
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A Porsche on PERP
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2019 Ford Mondoe Mk5 Titanium Estate (known as Ford Fusion in the US)
My family has pretty much always owned a Mondeo while I’ve been alive, my dad having a Mk2, and then 2 Mk3s until he passed. While I was working, my old Suzuki SX4, that I took over from my mother when she bought a new car, was dying and I frantically had to find something new - and somehow stumbled across this Mondeo at a dealership within 500m of where I worked, with ~56k km on it for a good price. Been loving it ever since, and it’s up to 86k km now
I do wish it got a bit more performance out of the supposed 165HP engine though, but I honestly can’t complain
My family has pretty much always owned a Mondeo while I’ve been alive, my dad having a Mk2, and then 2 Mk3s until he passed. While I was working, my old Suzuki SX4, that I took over from my mother when she bought a new car, was dying and I frantically had to find something new - and somehow stumbled across this Mondeo at a dealership within 500m of where I worked, with ~56k km on it for a good price. Been loving it ever since, and it’s up to 86k km now
I do wish it got a bit more performance out of the supposed 165HP engine though, but I honestly can’t complain
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Volkswagen UP
I've never had any issues with this vehicle. I’ve been driving it for six years now, and the only reasons I've brought it in were for routine maintenance and new tires.
I've never had any issues with this vehicle. I’ve been driving it for six years now, and the only reasons I've brought it in were for routine maintenance and new tires.
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Electricity ain’t cheap either, however gas prices shit aswell
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I own a 2008 Volvo V70 - It's got a 3.2L six in-line engine i tuned to 265-ish HP. Horrible car to work on, i cry at the gas station (avg. 12.5L/100KM) but it's such an amazing car to drive. The more base spec models are ford-efied but this is a real volvo! They really don't make them like they used to anymore and whenever mine dies I'll probably get a 2013 XC70. Any volvo newer than that is too much chinesium
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Electricity is free if u got solar panels. Only thing we pay for is insurance and road tax.
If u charge along the highway here, u probably pay like 10 euro's ish for a full charge.
100%I own a 2008 Volvo V70 - It's got a 3.2L six in-line engine i tuned to 265-ish HP. Horrible car to work on, i cry at the gas station (avg. 12.5L/100KM) but it's such an amazing car to drive. The more base spec models are ford-efied but this is a real volvo! They really don't make them like they used to anymore and whenever mine dies I'll probably get a 2013 XC70. Any volvo newer than that is too much chinesium
I prefer driving my 2010 xc90 over my 24 xc40 all day everyday. £50 apple car play screen stuck on the dash of the 90 and it’s essentially got all the same gadgets!!
2025 Hyundai Tucson PHEV
Amazing car for being a generic small SUV
Plus, though not exactly a 4 wheeled machine, a 1997 Suzuki Bandit 600
Amazing car for being a generic small SUV
Plus, though not exactly a 4 wheeled machine, a 1997 Suzuki Bandit 600
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