Mine's the Ionic 5. It most certainly is a hybrid!Ioniq 5 is full EV only. They've not done a hybrid of the I5.
The rear of my Ionoq 5..... note the word "Hybrid".Ioniq 5 is full EV only. They've not done a hybrid of the I5.
Deffo the way to go unless you set up as self employed Ltd company and build it into your daily rate,had a mate year's ago and that's what he was doing,charged it to his company and basically ran it free or that's what he used to say!Same as 7 years ago.
Can't really justify the monthly payments on a new car while I don't need one.
I feel old and sensible, sometimes I feel like going and getting finance on something decent but then I turn stingy again. Better off in my savings!
I also see that's an Ioniq and not an ioniq 5 Baz. The boxy one is the 5 and only ever been available as EV.The rear of my Ionoq 5..... note the word "Hybrid".
That's not the back of an Ioniq 5, just an Inoiq (I had a phev)The rear of my Ionoq 5..... note the word "Hybrid".
Do you remember the old Fronteras?Currently driving a white Hyundai Ionoq 5 hybrid, 2022.
Recently ordered a new Vauxhall Frontera hybrid. Green in colour. Should pick it up in early September.
What car do you all drive?
All my paperwork states Ioniq 5 hybrid.I also see that's an Ioniq and not an ioniq 5 Baz. The boxy one is the 5 and only ever been available as EV.
Had a Leon Fr before the ioniq and really liked it. Would have kept it but for my accountant’s advice.Ooooh, everyone looks at me, I've just ordered a new car, fucking pathetic.
10 year old Seat Leon.
Yep. Had one. An old R reg. FWD. Loved it! Sadly, the new one on order isn't FWD.Do you remember the old Fronteras?
Ooooh, everyone looks at me, I've just ordered a new car, fucking pathetic.
10 year old Seat Leon.
Had to replace the Ioniq. Almost 3 years old, done 15,000 miles and MOT due. Time to change it.Ooooh, everyone looks at me, I've just ordered a new car, fucking pathetic.
10 year old Seat Leon.
You'd do that on a Sunday easy yourself tbf,only PADS assuming disc's are ok and possibly shoes ball joint isn't too much either .2015 Dacia Stepway 1.5 diesel. Ideal workhorse, and has a few odd quirks such as a randomly juddering clutch.
The MOT is due soon, and I’m not sure it’ll pass first time this year. I think a ball joint has gone and the brakes are spongey.
Considering the debacle that ensued when I attempted to change the pads on my old 206 (Roland Garros edition, it was so swish) I prefer to let the professionals deal with it.You'd do that on a Sunday easy yourself tbf,only PADS assuming disc's are ok and possibly shoes ball joint isn't too much either .
Same as 7 years ago.
Can't really justify the monthly payments on a new car while I don't need one.
I feel old and sensible, sometimes I feel like going and getting finance on something decent but then I turn stingy again. Better off in my savings!
Lexus RX 450 h
It's coming up to 7 years old but it's beautifully built, supremely reliable and very comfortable.
I think it will last forever, although eventually the hybrid batteries will need replacing and that will be expensive although I will probably go down the refurbishment route.
Same, had the same car for 7 years. I just do not understanding the permanent rental deals people are on, just mental.Same as 7 years ago.
Can't really justify the monthly payments on a new car while I don't need one.
I feel old and sensible, sometimes I feel like going and getting finance on something decent but then I turn stingy again. Better off in my savings!
I can remember your studying for this job!I work for National Grid, so whether I want to or not I have to change my car
We have a target that everyone is driving an all electric car, but no way that will be hit.
As I live in Norfolk the charging infrastructure is totally shit, and I do a lot of miles every week, so if I go all electric half my work life will be sat in charging stations that I’ve had to do a 25 mile diversion to get to, financially viable , a big no.
I had to fight really hard to get my new car as a hybrid, basically had to put a case forward to justify it. National Grid is a great company to work for, but on the car issue that need to seriously think about the rural areas like Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and eat Yorkshire wher a lot of work is now.
I spend a lot of my life driving, I’m a Senior supervisor so I have to go around the Overhead and substation teams to make sure our teams are working safely and abiding to our huge amount of our policy’s and procedures , so that needs to be at least part of the bigger policy.
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