#BrownCarGuy – News, Views & Reviews!
Fuel prices hit a record high in the United Kingdom with average price per litre at £1.43 – it’s $1.50 at the pumps behind me, and I’ve had reports of 1.75 from some places. The cost of filling up an average car has risen $12 in a year, it’s now at over £78. I break down the costs and have more bad news in this video!
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18112020 #BCGBulletin – Petrol and Diesel (ICE) new car sales to be banned in Britain from 2030 – today the government has confirmed what the news announced a few days ago when I recorded this video. Hybrid cars will be allowed to continue to 2035, but otherwise manufacturer can only sell electric cars – this is supposed to happen in a mere 9 years.
Continue reading “Why 2030 ICE New Car Sales Ban Won’t Work in the UK”My feature on DriveTribe.com about why the UK’s 2035 ban on sales of diesel, petrol and
hybrid cars is wrong, has sparked a lot of discussion for and against. Please click here to go there and get involved!
Are electric cars really the only answer, or are there alternatives we should also be considering? Could goverments be making a costly mistake with draconian legislation to ban petrol, diesel and hybrid cars?
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As a pukka petrolhead, this sounds like terrible news. The UK has brought forward its deadline on the ban on selling petrol and diesel cars – including hybrid cars! Previously the date was set as the year 2040, however that’s now been revised to just 15 years from now – 2035.
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From 2035 petrol and diesel car sales will be banned in the U.K. I have a PHEV BMW on test – should I plug it in? #BCGDaily #BrownCarGuy.com – please Follow/Subscribe to my Instagram and YouTube channel, links on the right of this post!
I teamed up with ex Pulling Power TV motoring journalist Kevin Haggarthy ( @Drivin on Twitter ) to review the diesel version of the Kia Stinger? This or entry-level diesel versions of the BMW 3 Series, Jaguar XE and Alfa Romeo Giulia?
