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Which Mobility CarNot a word since he contacted me to say he has a new 27″ imac that he can’t use and is still recovering from Covid and the associated complications. Fingers crossed he will be back soon.
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Which Mobility CarIt was Pops on November 29, 2016 at 5:28 pm, I had to archive a lot of older stuff so the logged in names will show as Guest, but you should be able to work a few of them out.
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Which Mobility CarOh come on Glos Guy crack a smile, 520Nm of torque is BMW M3 country. It may be only a part time 300hp monster with no towing capabilities and questionable seats (and a Peugeot badge) but this could be a door opener to a whole new world!
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Which Mobility CarYou’ll often see PHEVs hogging 7kW AC posts in car parks, not even plugged in, just using the space for parking & blocking everyone else, and they have usually been keyed a few times in busier car parks.
Blimey, I thought you electric car people were all left leaning, aran knit wearing ecologists. (I exclude the Tesla crew obviously)
PS. This is my attempt at humour.
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Which Mobility CarThe 3008 PHEVs charge at 3.6kW maximum so don’t plug them into a rapid charger as your car may be damaged when you return. Stick with home charging & AC charge posts.
@gothitjulie One can add a 7.4kW Monophase on board charger for £300. Would this enable faster charging?wmcforum
Which Mobility CarAre Motability actually now sticking 2 fingers upto the Daily Fail.
Only until ‘angry from Manchester writes to complain…..’
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Which Mobility CarFriday 26th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1657. Change: +24
‘Something of a red letter day’
Peugeot +24
Rifter +10. Back on Scheme after a little holiday £999 – £2499 Advance Payment
Traveller +8 Back on Scheme after holidaying with their smaller friend Rifter, £3799 – £7099 Advance Payment
3008 +6
+4 Plugin Hybrid 225hp added front wheel drive automatic £2899 Allure – £3799 GT Premium
+2 Plugin Hybrid 300hp four wheel drive automatic £3349 Allure, £3599 GT trim
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Which Mobility CarIt’s great to have one of the founding fathers of the Forum back in the game.
I am only sorry I was not able to stop the incident from happening.
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Which Mobility CarThursday 25th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1633. Change: +15
Fiat +15
500 +4
500c +4
500L +2
500X +5
1.0 Mild hybrids added to the 500 and a new connect trim for the 500L, not much to say really.
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Which Mobility CarFord have ‘nailed it’ with the ST line trim for the Kuga and across the range. As Glos Guy states, the colour is the pick of the palette, since the facelift of the old Kuga and into this new shape, it really has excellent road presence.
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Which Mobility CarFor a split second, I thought the Audi A6 had been added, rather than Audi +6. We can but dream
Not tempted by the Q2 30 diesel Glos Guy! Thought that would have been right up your ‘premium brand’ street.
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Which Mobility CarWednesday 24th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1618. Change: +6
Audi +6
Audi Q2. 6 diesel added, badged 30, 114bhp suitable for under 25’s claimed 60 mpg
Trims: Technik, Sport and S-Line
Manual: £749, £899 and £1049 Advance Payment
Automatic: £1149, £1299 and £1449 Advance Payment
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Which Mobility CarTuesday 23rd February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1612. No change
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Which Mobility CarYou offer a very interesting version of reality, firstly I thought a Communist State promoted Socialism, public ownership etc, surely this goes against everything this Government stand for.
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Which Mobility CarHas anyone who has been jabbed experienced any side effects? I had a strange array of things including tingly fingers, occasional fuzzy vision, headaches and felt generally unwell for a week. Oxford Jab. I laughingly complain of long chimpanzee flu.
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Which Mobility CarWow, I’ve bought houses for less!
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Which Mobility CarMonday 22nd February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1612. No change
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Which Mobility CarSunday 21st February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1612. No change
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Which Mobility CarSaturday 20th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1612. No change
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Which Mobility CarFriday 19th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1612. Change: 57 removed
MINI -59
All petrol
10 Mini Convertible
25 Mini 3 Door
24 Mini 5 Door
All removed from Scheme, new 2021 (facelift) Mini out now so should be added to the Scheme shortly, hopefully with the new Mini Electric.
Volkswagen +2
T-Roc 2.0 litre petrol 187bhp 4WD Automatic £999 AP in SEL trim £2199 in R-Line. Not a new car (the order number is the same as the old car) but a return of the old car, they must have found a few hiding in a compound. Good luck trying to order one!
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Which Mobility CarThursday 18th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1669. Change +6
Citroen +2
2 Berlingo 1.2 petrol 128bhp Automatic 5 or 7 seat in Flair with XTR pack at £1995 AP, this is up to £1300 cheaper than same car without the XTR pack
Toyota +4
Toyota Aygo 3 petrol removed
Toyota CHR 5 Hybrid GR Sport Trim added
Toyota Proace Versa 2 Diesel added, 180 bhp at £9345 and 140bhp premium trim at £10935 Advance Payment.
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Which Mobility CarWednesday 17th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1663. No Change
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Which Mobility CarTuesday 16th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1663. Change +13
Hyundai +13
Kona +6 1.0 litre petrol 48v and 1.6 petrol HEV (same as Ioniq) added
Tucson (New Car) +7
1.6 petrol and 1.6 48v petrol added Priced from £999:
Full additions:
1.6 Manual SE Connect – £999 (£69.50 +£80 wpms)
1.6 Manual Premium £1899 (£833 wpms)
1.6 48v SE Connect Manual £2199 (£1133 wpms)
1.6 Manual Ultimate £2499 (£1433 wpms)
1.6 Automatic 48v SE Connect £2599 (£1533 wpms)
1.6 Manual 48v Premium £2799 (£1733 wpms)
1.6 48v Automatic Premium £3199 (£2133 wpms)
Full Brochure here
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Which Mobility CarMonday 15th February – Vehicles on the Scheme – 1650. No change
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