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Muddywheels
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On the subject of replacements 
Just been shopping around the cars on the review sites, I still have 2 years lease left so nothing urgent, but my company this year reduced the level they apply penalties to us down to 100g/km CO2. which is fine if you just want a commuter car and don't need much boot space or long distance comfort with a poor back or have an active family!
We are allowed diesel, petrol (130g/km max) and hybrids (plug-in or not)
The choice of below 100g/km, high seated, big booted and cost less than the moon is.....(drum roll)
Outlander PHEV, Outlander PHEV ...or Outlander PHEV! - probably why I keep seeing so many new ones.
Only other two exceptions are BMW 225XE, perhaps the Kia Niro at 88g/km, but STUPIDLY the top specification models only come with bigger wheels that make them 101g/km! going from 16" to 18" ...so why not go for 17" so it comes it at 99g/km?? Both have less room and boot than the PHEV.
There are hybrid cars, but after many years of SUVs getting in a normal car feels horrible, like a go-kart!
Just been shopping around the cars on the review sites, I still have 2 years lease left so nothing urgent, but my company this year reduced the level they apply penalties to us down to 100g/km CO2. which is fine if you just want a commuter car and don't need much boot space or long distance comfort with a poor back or have an active family!
We are allowed diesel, petrol (130g/km max) and hybrids (plug-in or not)
The choice of below 100g/km, high seated, big booted and cost less than the moon is.....(drum roll)
Outlander PHEV, Outlander PHEV ...or Outlander PHEV! - probably why I keep seeing so many new ones.
Only other two exceptions are BMW 225XE, perhaps the Kia Niro at 88g/km, but STUPIDLY the top specification models only come with bigger wheels that make them 101g/km! going from 16" to 18" ...so why not go for 17" so it comes it at 99g/km?? Both have less room and boot than the PHEV.
There are hybrid cars, but after many years of SUVs getting in a normal car feels horrible, like a go-kart!
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