wow great blog of you .. keep up the good work :) how do i sell my car

In the Charging tips it says that charging at night has reduced NOx. How did they prove that?
You buy your electric car and get British Gas to fit a charging point at your home for £800. Ecomentalism is one big rip off.

Go to timmins Ontario Canada where they make batteries, it is so barren as the pollution kills everything, the astronauts train there as it looks like the moon!

My car does 15mpg on a run and 10 round the town, I often drive it hard and it does even less, I enjoy it.
You see my car uses lots of petrol but in the grand scheme of things it is not really making alot of difference to the world because if I dont't drive it, someone else would.
It was produced a couple of years ago and created more pollution in it's manufacturing process than it does in its daily running.
You see countries like China and India do not really care about polloution, they are more interested in creating wealth for thmselves and dragging themselves out of poverty, you will not find the Chinese government taxing the man in the street because his car uses a little more fuel than another, my car may do 10mpg and my friends may do 30mpg but does this really matter when so called developing countries pump out more pollution in a second than my car would in 50 million years!!.
I pay 10 times the road tax than my friend but where does it go, I pay 3 times the fuel duty, but where does it go, ohhhhhh yes it goes to many so called needs including foreign aid to India and china.

Why don't they set up charging points and electric cars witth instant removal of battery. So you swap your dead battery for a charged one in a matter of minutes instead of having to wait all night. So it's only £1.50 to recharge, but the room for the night while you are waiting on the motorway won't be free.

Whatever is done you are going to be fleeced just to get that newspaper that's only a five minute walk away anyway-forget all about it and don't bother with a car at all i say-with careful planning and not being so idle you can get about by other means.

The only way forward for the Electric car is inter changeable batteries, as used for Fork lift and pallet trucks in large warehouses. When you charge gets low you drive into a garage and swap for a fully charged battery. You pay only for the miles you have covered since the last battery change and the battery remains the property of the battery manufacturer so life of batteries is of no importance to the car owner.

Just put petrol in. Buy 3 litre cars cheaply and spend the rest on fuel then you won't have to keep nuclear power stations going due to the high demand for electricity.

all i said was . why cant they make a car with its own generator so when its moving it makes its own power, & just needs a battery for when it is stopped to get it moving again ???? dont remove it this time H

huff where has my comment gone???????????

why cant they make a car with its own generator so when it is moving it generates its own power to move it , & just use the battery to get it moving? is that too simple or am i thick for thinking it might work?..

As with diesel engine cars,we will all be suckered into electric powered cars,and yes road tax will go through the roof falsing all of us to go electric,and then they will hammer us with high charging prices,i remember the talk of Methanol,but it was to cheap to produce and to tax.

We all take wrong turnings at some point on a long journey. The trouble with an electric car is that taking a wrong turning can be costly. It can mean the difference between being able to reach your planned charging point or not. Whereas the rest of us in our petrol cars will always find petrol. And another thing, what are you supposed to do while your car re-charges?. Imagine having several kids with attention spans of about a nano second. Got to love petrol.

I have heard [not from a very reliable source, admittedly] that electric cars are NOT going to be the way forward ~ apparently hydrogen cells are being looked at more favourably.

And there is already talk of the road fund licence soaring upwards on these cars to make up for what they will lose in fuel tax.