would you get one ?

[briggie]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2011-NISS...0463394?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3369ecdf22

 

[R1cho]

in a word NO lol, wouldn't even consider it til they can come up with a way for it to self charge whilst driving, whats 100 miles these days? if my baby girl was in hospital i'd be able to visit her once then spend a day charging the bloody thing, it's just not practical enough for todays motoring

 

[Dynamics]

NO!

Cost of car.
Life of batteries.
Cost to replace batteries.
Poor network of charge points.
Length of time to recharge.

But most importantly, I am going to enjoy my petrol engines when I still can.

Clever little car though.

 

[larson]

no..

 

[Deleted account DD]

no

in theory..............good
in practice............crap

 

[cleangreenm/c]

At least if the sump had ahole in it wud not matter!!

 

[jims-terrano]

Check out last sunday's Top Gear Pete.

Jim

 

[clivvy]

a big no from me, although the recharging networks are getting better. At some stations, they can get you topped up in 20 mins, fully charged in an hour, i think thats with the newer voltages though.

If I was to go hybrid however, i'd be buying one of these http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/cr-z/

 

[solarman216]

The whole point about this electric stuff is it is not even in the remotest way being GREEN the batteries in themselves in production are less green than a fuel burning engine, and fuel wise you are just shifting the pollution from the road to the power station= no gain, Rick

 

[spinna]

No no no

 

[Dynamics]

If I was to go hybrid however, i'd be buying one of these http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/cr-z/

I'd have one of these...

http://www.teslamotors.com/goelectric