Opinions on swapping to an E car
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I see a bunch of them too. Lots of unhappy Tesla customers, The Chinese are pumping out loads of them which I heard are very good which is a surprise https://www.carsales.com.au/editori...-auto-brands-coming-to-australia-soon-145965/I've been keeping an eye on the electric cars, what are your thoughts on the verses petrol car? they are getting better and I'm seeing tonne's more on the road
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Me Too! some of the BYD's look ok for the price
I have a lot of customers that have E cars now.I hear just pull the sim card out?
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I wouldn't have a clue hey.Me Too! some of the BYD's look ok for the price
I hear just pull the sim card out?
I've heard that electric cars can't be driven while they update, and unlike computer or phones can't be postponed.
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The three-cylinder engine is still, largely, underestimated. However, this one certainly deserves your attention.
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That's why you pull the sim or disable the cars network connection, then your all good I hear, sounds about right but not 100% sure yetI wouldn't have a clue hey.
I've heard that electric cars can't be driven while they update, and unlike computer or phones can't be postponed.
The 3-Cylinder That Won Engine Of The Year More Times Than Any Other
The three-cylinder engine is still, largely, underestimated. However, this one certainly deserves your attention.
it can't update or track you then I hear? 
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98 corolla 5 speed manual anyday
then I gave it to my Dad he drove it until he passed great little car really 
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My Brother hired a Tesla while in QLD he recons he blew the doors off a HSV SS?
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probly did lol
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I reckon there will be an affordable aftermarket conversion thing come along eventually so people can upgrade
their current ride to electric - just like the old LPG conversions.
It's already happening - but it's niche now and expensive. It would be a good way of utilising the current fossil fuel
fleet whilst they are still fine mechanically rather than just crushing them for scrap.
their current ride to electric - just like the old LPG conversions.
It's already happening - but it's niche now and expensive. It would be a good way of utilising the current fossil fuel
fleet whilst they are still fine mechanically rather than just crushing them for scrap.
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Cmon SunRa, when you can fuck a whole planet, what’s a bit of scrap.
I love my electric whipper sniper, thinking of a ride on, and an old Nissan Leaf could be fun. The electric motor bikes appeal too, battery times a bit short. Not sure about the privacy on the new EVs.
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I reckon they will become less popular, particularly with all the cheap Chinese ones. BYD. I’d sooner own a series 1 Hyundai excel over one of those heaps of shit.
Wreckers won’t take em die to fire risk. They have the potential to burn your house down, and what are we going to do with all the old batteries?
Wreckers won’t take em die to fire risk. They have the potential to burn your house down, and what are we going to do with all the old batteries?
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Can you even tow with an e car? I hear not so good any of them yet for this?
