... only focus on CO2 reduction. Hence why every company car in the UK including my own is a diesel. In fact every company car I've had in the last 15 years has been a diesel, because that's the way the company car tax was/is incentified They went the wrong way and the car industry supplied the demand. ...

... down the stairs just before we left the UK for frogland. Excellent timing. She's suffering big time around her Coccyx (which she broke many years ago), badly bruised and struggling to walk sometimes. It was a daft accident so i wasn't that sympathetic but she's still suffering now so i do ...

... and it is far from complete yet. It genuinely is becoming a part time job for me and a busy one at that. I have bought many houses over the years (this is my 6th hopefully) and during those times we've had buyers pull out, we've been gazumped and we've had chains collapse but I can honestly ...

... way is to just bite your tongue, get the deal sorted with the minimum stress, and remember the process is only a few weeks, the new house is for years

One of the few bonuses of being old.

They won't run out of petrol before I run out of years

.... Diesel is now evil in political circles and give it a few years no one will want them.. Thing is, aren't road vehicles are just a small portion of the diesel engine applications ? Most ocean going transport, trains, hell even some electrical generation ...

... only focus on CO2 reduction. Hence why every company car in the UK including my own is a diesel. In fact every company car I've had in the last 15 years has been a diesel, because that's the way the company car tax was/is incentified They went the wrong way and the car industry supplied the demand.

.... Diesel is now evil in political circles and give it a few years no one will want them.. Thing is, aren't road vehicles are just a small portion of the diesel engine applications ? Most ocean going transport, trains, hell even some electrical generation ...

I wont buy another diesel when the family wagon decides to die. Diesel is now evil in political circles and give it a few years no one will want them imo.

Plus they are getting more and more complex to cover the crap they shove out the back.

I'll stick to large supercharged petrol engines

Diesel engines in cars will be gone within 10 years and I reckon petrol at best has 20 years. Government company car tax is already making petrol and hybrids especially the better option. The tax on a £45k Mereceds. E class hybrid is about £100 ...

Given the vast areas of scrub you've got I'm surprised there aren't more wind and solar farms. They gave good rebates and buy back tarrifs a few years back (before I bought unfortnately) so there is already a lot of solar on the grid. The problem is peak production and peak usage are mis-matched ...

Diesel engines in cars will be gone within 10 years and I reckon petrol at best has 20 years. Government company car tax is already making petrol and hybrids especially the better option. The tax on a £45k Mereceds. E class hybrid is about £100 ...

Diesel engines in cars will be gone within 10 years and I reckon petrol at best has 20 years. Government company car tax is already making petrol and hybrids especially the better option. The tax on a £45k Mereceds. E class hybrid is about £100 ...

... what had happened but the cyclist was clearly pissed off. The truck stopped at the lights and then turned left crushing the cyclist to death. 10 years riding around London or any city for that matter you soon learn the pecking order. Be carefull out there Nutz

That's the London commute Nutz, I did 10 years on a motorbike and you get a certain kind of cyclist. Utter cockwobbles! My rant was based at the bellends who frequent the villages and country lanes near where i live. I find commuting cyclists ...

That's the London commute Nutz, I did 10 years on a motorbike and you get a certain kind of cyclist. Utter cockwobbles!

I've also always bought Yuasa, but i've had 2 batteries go in the same amount of years.

I've just bought a Varta to give that a go. Cheaper too - hopefully not for a reason..

... I realise there are different ways of being disabled my partners grandad is now disabled as the doctors screwed up his leg surgery a couple of years ago and now has one leg shorter than the other, but really this lady was just taking the piss she just didn't want to go 1 line further up in ...

Ive had a Motobatt on the 748 for some 5 years now and it still turns the bike over easily. Recommendation from me.

... when it next lets me down... I've always had Yuasa and they've never cause me any real issues, but I'm guessing battery tech has moved on over the years. Should I stick with the Yuasa, or are there any other recommendations. Only conditions are sensible cost and it has to have enough umph to turn ...