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Originally Posted by gray52
its now being proved that the purius is not as good as they want to make everyone think it is. it has just been told to pull one of it adds on tv as being misleading as the information contained in it was for the u.s market not the u.k, and the yanks travel approx 3 times the average of us u.k drivers.
im yet to find anyone who can answer, how much is a set of replacment batteries and were do they end up and at what cost to recycle them, as it wont be free to dispose of these.
anyone with the answers then i would be glad to know.
you might get cheap tax, but you aint got 140bhp under your right foot when you need it, and my trip computer is showing 53.5mpg bet the purius will struggle to get this on the runs and driving ive been doing.
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You have just asked the same questons I have always wanted answering but as yet have not received any. When these cars approach their 5-7 year service and the batteries are goosed what will the cost of the service be? I'll bet the money saved on fuel will not equal the increase in service costs.