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I don't like that Lotus. I'm excited for the VW Scricco:

Are you disagreeing for the sake of disagreeing?

I think it's a bit naive to assume the Tesla's or any EV will be a safe bet from the 5th year onwards. High EV repair costs are a hot topic right now. Hertz have been selling off their Tesla fleet for similar reasons.

It was a Tesla dealership aka showroom, the service center is at a different location in my city. I specifically mentioned the UK extended warranties being unavailable anymore and that was the response I got. Hard to know what to believe or expect price wise. I'm not really interested in...

I asked about this at my local dealership this week in UK, I was told that the extended warranty is still available, but only when the standard 4-year cover expires. That it's also priced on a car by car basis depending on mileage, wear etc.

It doesn't matter, neither are relevant figures for suitable for person to person comparison, due to variations in age/location/lease companies.

Gross figures are no more accurate than net, too many variables per person: -age -location -lease company The only real way to get an indication is to go and obtain quotes for other types of vehicle within your fleet scheme.

BYD Seal AWD was added to fleet scheme today, on special at £408 pm (vs £600 for the Model 3 AWD.) It's considerably cheaper and more powerful but it doesn't tempt me.

I think age is a big factor since insurance is included. I'm 35, my colleagues in early 20's couldn't get quotes at all for Tesla's.

Model 3 RWD £500 over 36 months, I'm very tempted by this one, it costs £625 for AWD same spec (stealth grey.) I think Y will go on offer towards end of this year when refresh starts to release.

£481 over 36months for the Model Y RWD atm. I'm probably going to go with the Model 3 AWD for around £600 for more fun and range. Has anyone extended their standard warranty recently? Apparently it's still available in UK but only once the standard 4 years expires.

M3 2023 onwards (Highland), I thought the prices were already quite low compared to past, are they expected to drop some more? I'm unlikely to be drawing on mine from 55, I have laughable contributions over the bulk of my 10 year career at my last job (low base salary but abundance of...

Current prices for NHS fleet salary sacrifice coming in between £475-£625 over 36months inc EV chargers. I'm considering it still, have been for a few weeks. I'm mid 30's Band 7, just below the higher tax band but overtime can take me over it. I'm leasing with a view to buying it after the...