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JOW240725



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I think the new one looks really funky. I guess you never reverse it just swing the seat around and drive forward..backwards, push me pull me style?? Rolling with laughter James
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Supacat



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I'm trying to work out the difference...

€24.18 (£20.86) per month on a long-term lease deal with a deposit of £2,508.43 (£2,164.90) or 1000€ down, 100€/month.

I guess it depends on what "long term" means?
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Supacat



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As per the Ineos Grenadier thread, I guess you need people in the picture to give you an impression of size/scale.


Click image to enlarge

Shocked
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90 Dreamer



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Looks like we have gone back in time and simply re-invented the 'bubble' car........
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Supacat



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Citroën AMI gets green light for UK sales in 2022
*Due to unprecedented customer demand, Citroën is pleased to announce that Citroën AMI will launch in the UK during spring 2022.

*More than 12,000 UK customers have already registered their interest in this exciting new vehicle.

*With the introduction of AMI, Citroën UK accelerates its quest to deliver affordable and clean mobility solutions that are accessible to all.

*The all-electric Citroën AMI addresses future urban mobility needs and boasts a zero-emissions range of up to 46 miles.

*UK versions of AMI will remain left-hand drive – allowing the driver the benefit of exiting the vehicle kerbside when parking at the roadside in city centres.

*A full UK driving licence will be required to drive Citroën AMI in the UK, as with traditional passenger cars.

https://newspressuk.com/publicReleaseView/...iAIfQkDwbi
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scotty38



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^^^^^ Amazing spin on why they can't be arsed with RH drive though Smile

*UK versions of AMI will remain left-hand drive – allowing the driver the benefit of exiting the vehicle kerbside when parking at the roadside in city centres.
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pjm-84



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I like it. Sub 6k
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Supacat



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scotty38 wrote:
^^^^^ Amazing spin on why they can't be arsed with RH drive though Smile

*UK versions of AMI will remain left-hand drive – allowing the driver the benefit of exiting the vehicle kerbside when parking at the roadside in city centres.


I initially thought the same then read "at 1390mm in width...this means the driver sits only around 300mm adrift of a typical car driver."

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-car...aunch-2022

I think the bigger issue is the top speed of 28mph when they appear to be equally targeting rural users moving from local village to local village. All such connecting roads around me are 60mph speed limit, so unless they come with a flashing beacon like the farm machinery then it becomes a dangerous proposition.
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Gareth



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Sinclair C5 comes to mind …. 2021 Defender 110 X-Dynamic HSE D300 MHEV
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1968 S2a 88 aka Bob
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scotty38



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Supacat wrote:
scotty38 wrote:
^^^^^ Amazing spin on why they can't be arsed with RH drive though Smile

*UK versions of AMI will remain left-hand drive – allowing the driver the benefit of exiting the vehicle kerbside when parking at the roadside in city centres.


I initially thought the same then read "at 1390mm in width...this means the driver sits only around 300mm adrift of a typical car driver."

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-car...aunch-2022

I think the bigger issue is the top speed of 28mph when they appear to be equally targeting rural users moving from local village to local village. All such connecting roads around me are 60mph speed limit, so unless they come with a flashing beacon like the farm machinery then it becomes a dangerous proposition.


yeah, but no, but.... My thoughts were if it's such a great thing that the "LH drive" gives the benefit of not getting out in to traffic why didn't they make it "RH drive" for their market in the first place?
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Supacat



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There's a concept that's more appropriate for a 4x4 forum:








https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/a...-roof.html
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markb110



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Will it come with a winch so that I be get it of one of the numerous speed humps we have around here .

Reminds me of this

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Jabberwocky



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Supacat wrote:
There's a concept that's more appropriate for a 4x4 forum:








https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/a...-roof.html


I’d rather walk. What a horrible little thing. Unfortunately give it 25years and this is what we will all be using for transport, we won’t own it, it will just arrive at your house at a time you book and it will take you where you need to go, driverless, electric and mind numbingly boring.
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