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vikingaero said: Condi said: vikingaero said: I had a banner pop up on PH advertising some cars, one of which was a 4 year old petrol Skoda Octavia 60something thousand miles for around £10k and thought that would make a good family car for someone. £10k with a part ex deposit would mean monthlies of £200-250 and with most people doing 6-8k a year, fuel isn't massive and you don't need a driveway for charging.Or, looking at it another way.... 6000 miles per year at 17p/mile (approx current prices) is just over £1k in fuel. 6000 miles in an electric at 4p/mile is £250. So a saving of £750 an

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ashenfie said: Pixelpeep Electric said: vikingaero said: Condi said: vikingaero said: I had a banner pop up on PH advertising some cars, one of which was a 4 year old petrol Skoda Octavia 60something thousand miles for around £10k and thought that would make a good family car for someone. £10k with a part ex deposit would mean monthlies of £200-250 and with most people doing 6-8k a year, fuel isn't massive and you don't need a driveway for charging.Or, looking at it another way.... 6000 miles per year at 17p/mile (approx current prices) is just over £1k in fuel. 6000 miles in an electric at 4p/mile is £250. So a saving of £750 and they don't even need to visit a fuel station to fill up. Throughout history there is one common theme - economics always wins. To begin with the economics were complex as the upfront cost was higher, but if you have an ICE car and an EV at the same price point then the vast majority of people will go with the EV. The average car in the UK does 7000 miles per year, the average journey length is 6 miles. Range really isn't an issue for 99% of the people 99% of the time... And the killer is:Do you have a driveway to charge on?Have you factored in £800-£1200 for an EV charger?I'm not 100% sure of the price of a 4 year old EV, but I'm guessing on slightly to a lot more than the £10k Octavia.other things to factor in:ICE vs (comparable) EV servicing costsICE vs (comparable) EV road tax costsICE vs (comparable) EV congestion chargesand also, you can rent ev chargers now, i think they're around £35 a month, and they'll come round, put it in etc, if someone is struggling with the cost to get one outright.You must be joking spending £35 on an EV charger with the aim of saving money after spending 10K+ on a car.Who says the aim is to save money? You wouldn't pay someone £35 a month to take your car to the petrol station every time it needed filling up, fill it with fuel and return it to your driveway ?It's all about convenience for me.