@jpkiekens The wording of headlines are ALWAYS clickbaity. The pop in the video could have been a tyre, shock or other part with fluid in.
The vehicle looks just like the rear end of a Jaguar XF saloon to me. Boot lid shape, rear lights and shape of the rear are very very similar:
@taxi_leaks The wording of headlines are ALWAYS clickbaity. The pop in the video could have been a tyre, shock or other part with fluid in.
The vehicle looks just like the rear end of a Jaguar XF saloon to me. Boot lid shape, rear lights and shape of the rear are very very similar:
@TheSun I was wondering which vehicle this could be and started the search with: Jaguar XF saloon rear lights.
The shape of the boot lid and rear lights is a very close match!
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@nb1ndy@BasedMillwall@Ed_Miliband Was true up until a few years ago. From the stats peak fossil fuel use in China was 2023.
China installed more solar in 2023 alone than in the entire history of the USA.
Their emissions are currently super high as they produce 30% of the world's products but they'll come down.
@JanCarloC@MLiebreich Every 'new' or developing technology is subsidised.
H2 had its chance and it's failed for passenger cars & failed for buses. The fact is it's just inefficient. Charging batteries with renewables that then directly power electric motors is very efficient & low emissions.
@BigBendBuck@OutofSpecDetail It's not just the orange peel. Loads of paintwork has orange peel and it's not always worth correcting.
This has either had crap fall on the colour prior to clear or wasn't cleaned properly before the colour. Not great....
@philhuwedwards@James_BG China's emissions will fall from their peak in 2023. In 2023 alone they installed more solar than the USA in its entire history.
It's hardly surprising China has high emissions as they produce 30% of the world's products.
@AutoInfatuation@f1surveyor In order of likely hood to crash their cars:
High powered BMW
High powered Merc
BMW 1 series
Merc A class
VW Golf
Audi A3
Apparently German cars attract bad drivers......
@f1surveyor@gimmeaminett No accident here, 100% poor driving resulting in the driver crashing, entirely preventable. Almost certainly this was due to excess speed and lack of skill.
@isitsugar@MikesModel3 Similar % as any other new car of similar type bought in the last 3-5 years. Only difference is BEV's have significantly lower running costs.
@MalcolmRaw99915@MikesModel3 Largest cost of owning any newer car is depreciation. If you are buying a new/newish car there are very few reasons to buy an ICE as you'll spend significantly more fuelling and maintaining it.
The only genuine drawback of BEV's is if you don't have a drive to charge it.
@Eric_P8@JessePeltan What about them? They are dense cities so public transport is cost effective because it is full.
Getting around London is best on public transport or by bike. Unless you have to for work you've got to be daft to drive regularly in London.
@SteveInWatford@chorltonjon@scatter983@but_cyclists If you attempted that overtake in a driving test you would fail.
It's a perfect example of a MGIF driver.
Absolutely no planning of what is ahead, just poor driving.