Or even a free piston engine to be used to generate electricity as a range extender. Prototypes are running on 100% biofuel and generate electricity using magnetic pistons and coils around them. Fascinating stuff.
Provided you'll be allowed to register it in England. Chances are, you won't. They will eventually close all the loopholes. I'm sure they aren't going to forbid the sale of gas vehicles in England only to allow individuals to import them themselves. That would be too stupid even by government standards.If Ford are still building V8 Mustangs post 2030, I'll just import one from the US
You clearly don't work even close to government. You underestimate their sheer stupidity. Just a civilian contractor for the army here and constantly see things like yesterday where government workers are telling us to go ahead with something that saves them 84 cents but will cost a couple thousand dollars to do so. And this isn't even surprising in the least due to this and worse happening almost daily.
Boy do I hope you're right.
I mean, in the States we spend tax dollars destroying gray market cars that aren't "emissions legal".
I do live in the States now too. Yeah, that's pretty sad. But until reliable and affordable options are presented to the masses, we won't have a choice...
Pretty sure it will be a ban on registering ICE cars so it doesn't matter whether new or old.
Which will be seen as regressive, in that it will be lower incomes and fixed incomes who will be most adversely affected.
Unfortunately they'll just flip the narrative by pushing public transit.
I do believe that is the option we will be offered, I have already been asked at work if I have seen the new mustang ...No problem
In that case I have a date for finishing my kit car, I best be pulling my finger out ...
