Still think that electric cars are not yet prime time, you are still a guinea pig if you buy one.
Electric Vehicles Scrap After Minor Collision :-(
I was shocked (no pun intended 
)to read this > Electric cars with minor battery damage are being WRITTEN OFF because there is no way of repairing them, report claims (msn.com)
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Diesel was never said to be good for environment.
You have a short memoryDiesel was never said to be good for environment.
Diesel was promoted as a more environmentally friendly fuel as part of the EU’s response to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, especially carbon dioxide (CO₂). Diesel engines are “lean-burn”, meaning they use less fuel and more air to get the same performance as a petrol engine.
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According to modern science, using diesel fuel reduces the harmful CO2 emissions that contribute to global warming. Diesel engines are more efficient than gas engines. So even though diesel contains more carbon than gas, efficient diesel engines emit less of it into the air.
You have a short memory
Diesel was promoted as a more environmentally friendly fuel as part of the EU’s response to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, especially carbon dioxide (CO₂). Diesel engines are “lean-burn”, meaning they use less fuel and more air to get the same performance as a petrol engine.
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According to modern science, using diesel fuel reduces the harmful CO2 emissions that contribute to global warming. Diesel engines are more efficient than gas engines. So even though diesel contains more carbon than gas, efficient diesel engines emit less of it into the air.
You have a short memory
Diesel was promoted as a more environmentally friendly fuel as part of the EU’s response to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, especially carbon dioxide (CO₂). Diesel engines are “lean-burn”, meaning they use less fuel and more air to get the same performance as a petrol engine.
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According to modern science, using diesel fuel reduces the harmful CO2 emissions that contribute to global warming. Diesel engines are more efficient than gas engines. So even though diesel contains more carbon than gas, efficient diesel engines emit less of it into the air.
It’s a shame that Diesel engines are demonised and the subsequent knee jerk reaction that ensues. Of course they are not perfect - no form of transport is. They really have come on massively over the years and I am sure would get more environmentally friendly had Gvts not forced manufacturers down the electric route and diverting R&D budgets away from internal combustion engines.You have a short memory
Diesel was promoted as a more environmentally friendly fuel as part of the EU’s response to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, especially carbon dioxide (CO₂). Diesel engines are “lean-burn”, meaning they use less fuel and more air to get the same performance as a petrol engine.
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According to modern science, using diesel fuel reduces the harmful CO2 emissions that contribute to global warming. Diesel engines are more efficient than gas engines. So even though diesel contains more carbon than gas, efficient diesel engines emit less of it into the air.
As I mentioned earlier I love my diesel engined SUV it’s suites my life style given where I live and I am satisfied that it has a modern engine that it does it best to reduce pollution. No doubt some members on this forum will lambast me for my views and even try to shut me down for having a view they disagree with - I really don’t care.
Where in any of the quote does it say its good for the environment? No ICE car is although politicians have claimed some are better/worse than others. I stand by my original post 😉You have a short memory
Diesel was promoted as a more environmentally friendly fuel as part of the EU’s response to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, especially carbon dioxide (CO₂). Diesel engines are “lean-burn”, meaning they use less fuel and more air to get the same performance as a petrol engine.
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According to modern science, using diesel fuel reduces the harmful CO2 emissions that contribute to global warming. Diesel engines are more efficient than gas engines. So even though diesel contains more carbon than gas, efficient diesel engines emit less of it into the air.
Seems you have difficulty reading / comprehending
>"reduces the harmful CO2 emissions that contribute to global warming"
You seem to have forgotten, this is what you actually said >>
Admit it, you were wrong
We were told reducing by green house gas emissions diesel was good for the environment.Diesel was never said to be good for environment.
Admit it, you were wrong
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