Just been reading this on MSN.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news...future-for-classic-cars/ar-BBYlwQs?li=AAJsFr5
Tony.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news...future-for-classic-cars/ar-BBYlwQs?li=AAJsFr5
Tony.
Don't be silly Mike, look at my avatar! Until she sold earlier this year, I was still sniffing 100 octane, with lead!So, does this mean you are trawling the scrapyards as we speak, looking for an electric milk float you can strip the motor and batteries out of? Some of us were bought up on the smell of petrol, I for one will mourn its demise.
mike
Yes there has been electric roadsters - first Tesla was a roadster, back in 2008 ,Availability of fuel isn't and never has been the issue. It is simply IF we are allowed to use it or priced out of being able to afford to use it where the problems will start, and possibly not before that long too.
I for one would rather run an electric Z roadster that no roadster at all. Are there any production electric or hybrid roadsters out there yet? I don't know simply because I'm not interested.
Tony.
True, but it is the production car that has travelled the most milesI thought it was that bad they shot it into space mate?
Tony.
Best place for it too. Didn't get there on one charge either.I thought it was that bad they shot it into space mate?
Tony.
Oh it did mate. There's no where to re fuel one of those bloody great rockets on it's way to spaceBest place for it too. Didn't get there on one charge either.
Roy.
It got there under it's own acceleration. 0-60 in 1.9 seconds?I thought it was that bad they shot it into space mate?
Tony.
I have a feeling you're close to the mark Pete.It got there under it's own acceleration. 0-60 in 1.9 seconds?
fossil fuel power is so yesterday, it will die out not long after all of us,
you can kick and scream all you like,
If you want petrol in 30 years time, it will be shipped to your home in a 5 litre container for £500, there will be plenty more EV conversions going on then.
people will be watt-heads then