Gregs24
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Well as I pointed out it has worked in Sweden so no point arguing with facts.Reads like optimistic conjecture.
There's a distasteful smugness from the EV owner, seemingly ignorant or unconcerned with how the poorest motorists are burdened with additional taxation, which appears to be diverted to subsidize the EVs purchased by the wealthy.
Furthermore, not quite sure I understand the enjoyment some folk get at others' expense.
Celebrating the fact people won't be able to afford a prohibitively taxed new ICE car, or simply not permitted to buy a new ICE car at all.
It's, a bit puerile.
CARRY ON!
No idea what you are on about in the second paragraph. In France it applies to new car purchases so the 'poor' are not burdened with anything. The poor have never been able to afford new cars so what is new? Using tax to manipulate purchasing behaviour has been going on for years in all sorts of situations nothing new.
Are you suggesting I am being puerile for merely reporting what is out there in the public domain. Where did I 'celebrate' not being able to buy an ICE car? You know nothing about my preferences other than saying I am getting a PHEV (not to replace the Mustang). Does the fact I will own a PHEV make me the wrong sort of person for this forum ??
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