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Most claims can be taken with a pinch of salt 

A year or so back I put a post on here about my local ford dealer loaning me an E transit 150 miles off a full charge Not a lot but enough to get me around our jobs each day The tue figure was around 70-80 per charge No passengers or goods No heater on 

 

 Until truly independent testing reviews are done Most people will be skeptical

Posted
2 minutes ago, nod said:

ford dealer loaning me an E transit 150 miles off a full charge Not a lot but enough to get me around our jobs each day The tue figure was around 70-80 per charge

I have found that as I get older, I get better MPG from my cars.

The really odd thing is, except for long journeys, I get to places in the same time.

Also found that a set of brake pads can easily last over 100k miles.

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25 minutes ago, SteamyTea said:

I have found that as I get older, I get better MPG from my cars.

The really odd thing is, except for long journeys, I get to places in the same time.

Also found that a set of brake pads can easily last over 100k miles.

No reason for anyone to exceed 29 mph 😁

Posted
24 minutes ago, nod said:

No reason for anyone to exceed 29 mph

Except on all roundabouts.

Compulsory stopping before entering, and a very strictly enforced 10 MPH limit.

Even (expletive deleted)ing pensioner emmets would manage to get on one then, rather than waiting to there is nothing within 250 metres.

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1 hour ago, SteamyTea said:

I have found that as I get older, I get better MPG from my cars.

The really odd thing is, except for long journeys, I get to places in the same time.

Also found that a set of brake pads can easily last over 100k miles.

I found when I was comuting from Elgin to Aberdeen I would just go with the flow of the traffic. But the loony tunes, would fly past at inappropriate dangerous areas in such a rush to get past everyone. 50 miles later you were one or two cars behind them.

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