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Happened to me once on a Jaaaaaguar. New rear tyre installed, the mechanic had left the flex hose in such a place that it was fouled by the tyre. Gradually wore it away until the hose split and fluid left the system. Long brake pedal that day.... I used the handbrake.

Maybe just me but, having been in a scare like that which impacted on my health, I would opt for a secure support system before trundling my story out to the Sun/Mailonline etc?

My fav quote from this story "There was no way I could stop. I was calling it the runaway electric car." I always name things when in a life endangering situation....then, just below, an ad for 'killer new EV's' !!!

I'd quite happily take an old model if I could save £10k. Once cost of living and the recession bites around Q1 in 2024, I'm hoping there'll be a raft of deals chucking out surplus stock. Quite. The VAT element already chops 20% of plus any 'forecourt' value. Even with a chunky Affinity saving...

That's a government statement isn't it? A mix of fact and fictional.....

I mean, it does sum up the ZS. It's good but the competition has moved on very quickly. It's good value and is functional.

Not sure that Ioniq 5 is overhyped. It's a significant car in the segment and fights a good case against MG and Tesla.

Similar thing happened with mortgages and endowment etc. The bubble burst ferociously then plus, when interests rate rocket, the affordable becomes impossible. Agree, keep within your means and take the stress away.

Indeed and, who's the chap from Carwow who's obsessed with scratching his nails across the interior and trying to stuff a 2 litre water bottle in every pocket available?!

Interested also to see the Cupra Born in Dec as a comparison.

Still think a decent homologated alloy works better and less fuss. Wouldn't fancy fighting the damned trim when I inevitably get a puncture in mid winter.

Not a bad review for Auto Express. Generally, if it's not German made, they hate it.

Well, can always be used as frisbees on the beach in the summer...

We've gone from diamond cut alloys to plastic aero wheel covers...🤔😋

Well, let's not risk it!!!

Does it explain what the 'battery' switch does on the centre console? 😉

From my own research, the monthly finances of each will work out very close however, leasing is more restrictive i.e. it is more difficult to change part way through for a different vehicle or if your circumstances change (new job, relocation etc). PCP tends to offer more flex plus, you're...

Well, each to their own! :oops:

The industry guess at £35k upwards.Find out in December

The new Toyota promises much of your requirements