How far can a Jaguar X Type 2.0D go on ONE TANK? Fuel Economy Challenge feat. Cheddar Gorge.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Sometimes you have a day when it seems everyone is watching telly, and you don’t want to watch it, so what do you do….? Well, that’d be a great day for your favourite TH-camr to launch a long form, laid back documentary…
Join me as I take the Jag on the final leg of a 5 day fuel economy challenge. During this week I visited Lee aka TheMacMaster in Ironbridge, then drove to East Sussex to meet with Richard Vobes and finally, after asking you all what to do, drove to Cheddar Gorge.
My plan was to run the Jag out of diesel completely, but watch the video to see how it went.
There’s plenty of scenery, some chat, meeting up with two Geoffistas with a Volvo C70 and cool Audi, we also have the ‘left my phone on the roof’ incident and of course, a final phone message from The MacMaster to find out how the Jag stacks up against a £118,000 Porsche Taycan.
Relaxed viewing for a boring Saturday when there’s nothing worth watching on the telly.
Link in the comments. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Shameless plug, the Volvo's for sale if anyone's interested.
Pinned for you!
@@GeoffBuysCars thanks.
Car won't let you completely run out of diesel before it stops.
I must say, I am really impressed as you are in a very small minority of British people who are aware there is an inside lane on a motorway and to keep left unless overtaking... Welcome to the special club of people who know how to drive 👍
Oh don’t get me started! People in Britain are terrible for this!! It infuriates me
I think a lot of people panic the inside lane will disappear 🤣 that's only going to happen if there's a blue sign ABOVE the lane..
It's one of my pet hates, too...and when I'm making progress, in the inside lane, while numpties sit in the 2nd and 3rd, then have the audacity to flash me...🤬🤬🤬
I've driven through Europe and driven in America.
UK drivers are the literal worst in the world when it comes to using the inside lane when not overtaking. It's some really weird arrogance that people in the UK have, where they don't believe anyone should be able to overtake them, so they deliberately drive slowly in the outside lane, especially on dual-carriage ways resulting in queues for everyone.
If you tried that in Hungary, you would be rammed off the road and/or dragged out of your car for some re-education 🤣
@@arcadeuk Me too and I completely agree 👍
Hi Geoff, i ran one of these Jags for a week short of 12 years, it finally died in an accident with 230k on the clock. It was a sad day but it didnt die in vain, it took a Mazda with it! My target economy was always 650 miles to reading proper empty which it would achieve without having to drive like a granny. I never ran it out so i dont know how much is left at that that point?? Refilling it would see me put in the claimed tank capacity so it must be pretty close!!
Yeah I was very close to the filling capacity, but I always remember Clarkson doing his big fuel challenge in the Jag and saying they still had fuel left over when he went way past zero...
Nice motor, had the X-type awd 2.5 petrol for 7 years. Now spent 13k on a mint condition BMW 6 Gran coupe 640d and averaging 38mpg mostly round town and driving it how I like. I intend to keep it nice for a good 5-10 years before I buy my next motor. Don't get why anyone would lease a car and never own it.
No one owns a car , they are keepers 😉
One good reason for leasing cars these days is because of the cost to repair.
@@tyrantwitness2482 But do you ever feel like it is ever yours and feel proud owning it? bit like renting a house I guess.
@@tommytinkler1708 An old classic without all the modern tech that makes them a financial liability, yes! But I wouldn't want to be in an old classic car involved in a accident with a modern car.
@@tyrantwitness2482 There is a reason I retired before the age of 50 and own several properties, one is because I never leased cars.
Good stuff. Its great to see classic cars still running i car watch and when i see a new electric i think Tosser. When i see a well looked after old Classic i think Clever Bloke.. New Cars equate to NO money or sense as normally lease jobs. Old ones equate to Paid for fully, they are cheap great for the world and stylish to boot, Bravo all you None electric Drivers.
I must really confuse you then since i've got all of the above. Diesel, several petrol, LPG, a classic car and an EV. ;) They all do something different and I enjoy the variety.
@@djtaylorutube Well your just a rich confused driver lol
@@monkeyjim9398 haha, it's a bit more nuanced than that :)
I've long supported bangernomics as one option to run a car. On our old Volvo (over 300k miles), converted to LPG it'll do around 26mpg on LPG which at just less than half the price of petrol makes it about 56mpg petrol equivalent. We had it converted a long long time ago because there was nothing wrong with the car, just that the 28mpg petrol was starting to get annoying. Fast forward a couple of decades and it's still going, everything still works and when we bought it, we had no children so when the sales guy demo'd the integrated child seat, we never expected to put two children through it and in a year or two, grandchild will fit.
This car and the others cost me next to nothing as most of the maintenance i'll do so it's just minimal running costs.
The main reason for getting an EV (Tesla) was to buy into current safety features that don't exist on 28 or 48 year old cars among our selection.
The pure economics don't make sense other than the car is mostly funded by solar panels FIT scheme. We do plan to keep it though long term, time will tell whether self driving is approved in our lifetime or not - who knows but my interest in driving has diminished more recently, clogged roads and too many knobheads.
Keeping the older cars on the road is still a hobby though and i'm fully in support of those wanting to do so.
So bear with me if I push back on some of the anti EV narrative, I see both sides :)
The rnli have a lot to answer for .. shipping the new arrivals ashore ..
I used to donate to the RNLI but not anymore because of the dinghy thing.
Did you read, the RNLI were buying swimwear for African women? I don’t know how true, but it is believable.
I used to donate and even had the sticker. Pulled it odd and stopped donating a few years ago after they did a Go Woke Go Broke maneuver.
Same, now donate to the helimed in stead, the boaters aren't in danger and they are illegal and should be rounded up by the government boats, not use a Charity which the public fund..
@@JackOfski The government WANTS them here, that's a fact.
I stopped supporting them too
I know it's not very combustion related but there are some stunning walks around the Gorge and I mean stunning!
I'd like to spend more time there actually!
You need to climb Jacob’s Ladder, the views from the top are most excellent
We already knew the answer to this. Top Gear did it when it was new (Clarkson era). It's about 800 miles when they did London to Edinburgh and back on one tank.
And they did that economy race from Europe to Blackpool and Clarkson had that Jaguar XJ which he thought would run out of fuel literally where he lived (he tried everything to kill his fuel economy as well). It didn't run out of fuel and he made it to Blackpool with Richard Hammond in the VW Polo Bluemotion. James was that slow in the diesel Subaru he never arrived.
You gotta love a good diesel car. I have a high mileage 2004 Passat TDi. Last week I travelled from Cheshire to the Scottish Highlands, toured around many a single track road, and back home via motorway. 1212 miles in total, and achieved an average of 43.6 mpg. I shal run my old diesel for as long as it's roadworthy or the ******** ban diesel fuel.
Was a nice trip out, the Volvo managed around 28mpg over the 200 mile journey and I wasn't hanging around on the motorway.
Cloudy skies? Orrrrr Chemically enhanced weather manipulation? Anywho, love the jag.
Chemically AND frequency manipulated. Nice to see another tin foil hat here.
@@scaryfakevirus Oh mate my tin foil hat is lead lined and gold plated
Loved it. Such a chillin video mate. I live in Australia now and been 30 years since I was in the gorge. And never never run out in a diesel. Top job!
Wow, that was good going! Amazing about the phone, too!
I used to be a Trade Plate Driver back in 2010, most petrol and diesel cars will allow you to drive even when empty 15-20 miles before coming to a complete stop. The Austin TX1 taxi is the exception when the needle goes into the red that's it, time to refill.
And my Volvo S60 - the other day it wouldn’t go when trip computer still said I had 50 miles of range left…
I went to deliver a dominos pizza once, left it on my roof, unfortunately it wasnt still on the roof when i arrived at the delivery address, got back to the shop and it had been repeatedly run over in the road 😂
‘Pizza looked like it had been repeatedly run over, 1 star’
Nice video. I had a Jag.XJ.TDV6 and drove from luxembourg to Perpignan without re-fuelling.
Another great video with the Jag. That car has been a great advert for buying an old Jag. All the car you need. Even if I am a bit biased!
Great fun video, that's what sets yours apart from the usual videos whinging about anything they can think of to whinge about. You could only do that phone trick with a Jag! Incredible!
Aww... I used to forget to take my glasses to school too 💞 The teacher used to make me phone home from the corner of the classroom, in front of everyone, to get my parents to bring them... Pretty sure that's why I had a bit of a phone phobia for years... I'm sure your kid's teacher was kinder about it 🤗
Another nice one Geoff 👍
My 15 year old E Class 2.2 cdi avantgarde has a brimmed range of about 650 miles as well. 51 mpg on a long run.
Nice car that
I’m seriously tempted to get an older diesel now they are out of fashion. Something like an E320 CDI or 335d coupe in really nice condition would be ace for some road trips. They’re gonna charge any car for driving in cities before long anyway.
Enjoyed watching the video, thumb up! It would be great to see a V6 X-type run out of fuel.
Glad you didn't take the A46 Bath Junction as the Council have a ULEZ Zone in the centre which you would have had to go through.
The People of Bath are not very happy electorate.
I own a similar 2.0D X type and unless I'm mistaken it is still exempt in Bath, last time I checked online it was anyway lol, god knows why because I have to pay to go into the centre of Birmingham
Drove from Angouleme in France to Blackburn in the UK BB6 8BQ in 15 hours using the tunnel on less that 2 tanks of fuel. 800 miles. 2.2 Diesl estate X type.
Love it. I wonder if the 2.2 would have been better than the 2.0...? I think it would, from when I did the Mondeo fuel economy challenge
@@GeoffBuysCarsI think mine is broken I have the 2.2 and only get about 400 miles
Well done 😊
My 2006 spec X Type 2.0 SD 5 speed estate will regularly do 50+ mpg with little effort. I used to check the fuel use by brimming the tank to a mark in the filler neck and comparing the amount of fuel needed to top up, to the mileage I'd done. They can be a pig to prime if you do let the tank run dry.
My 1.4 petrol golf does the same mpg so I’m happy with that
Whilst at Jaguar I was part of the team that drove an XJ 2.7 diesel and we achieved 1000.2 miles on a single tank of diesel
Check this out in the May 2006 Jaguar World Magazine…great cars
Be parting company shortly with my X type diesel, it has been a real displeasure owning it, so many faults in the last two years, including binding brakes, pulley noise, now a hot starting issue, all common issues with these, never found it economical and the seat is really uncomfortable on a long journey, I have the 18” alloys that are prone to cracking, replaced 2 last year, shame because I really liked it when I got it, however it does shift really well when you boot it. If you get one, immediately take all the wheel and security nuts off the wheels and bin them, replace with none Jaguar ones, that was another expensive and long tale where I nearly scrapped it because I was so pissed off with it
thank, you for you're video. 🇺🇸 🏴
The RNLA, Air Ambulance and Blood Bikes...3 amazing, lifesaving organisations, all publicly funded. It shows how non-government funded organisations, work better than those who are funded and manipulated by "the powers that be"...maybe, we should give our taxes directly to them 🤔
Then why are the rnli doing the government's bidding by collecting boat people and bringing them ashore from france
For cripes sake keep the government morons away from successful organizations
I’m not keen on all this digital banking etc… but wouldn’t it be a good idea if we could individually allocate a proportion of taxes to where we thought it was needed?
@@richlc Or not pay tax at all until these cretins sort themselves out .
That yellow Daimler Double-six Vandem Plas in the jag graveyard is very rare - I think about 300 were ever made. My dad had one as the family car for 25 years, many happy memories driving 6-up (plus the dog) from South London to Ireland for the summer holidays. He ended up banger racing it and myself and my 3 siblings helped prep it and paint it with him. Good times. There's a video of him doing his stuff on youtube (search for "Jaguar banger race" - he won that race and many others including the world championship a couple of times)
And that is the dishwasher emptied. Cheers Geoff.
That is EXACTLY how I consume TH-cam
@Geoff Buys Cars We grew up when the only person who owned a good hand-held television was the smug kid in the catalog. Keep them coming Geoff.
Never thought of owning a Jaguar but it's looking quite tempting now.
That was me exactly! X type never occurred to me. Loved this one.
Don’t buy a late one there Shite.
Nice drive but shame about the rust these inevitably get...
Yes I agree with that. However, plenty of choice on the market isn't there? Loads available, take yer pick!
Good advert for a 2nd hand Jag tbh, probably the only complaint would be the insurance group.
650 miles on a tank! Is it any wonder the crooks in power don’t want us driving diesels anymore.
I used to get 45mpg on my 1994 Mercedes s124 3 litre normally aspirated 4 speed auto diesel estate and on a 70 litre tank, would get around 700 miles out of the tank on long continental trips. 30 years later, my petrol Mercedes s205 2 litre petrol 7 speed auto gets around 850 miles of of a 65? litre tank. That's 30 years of progress.
I managed todo 641 miles and still had some fuel left when I drove to London last year. 70litre fuel tank in my 2013 VW 2.0 TDI cffb engine, I was also heavy footed and avaraged 89mph 😂👌
I'd like to see an EV be able Todo that!
I'm actually curious as to what the obsession with carrying surplus fuel is about? I've also done the 600+ trip in a diesel but we both passed multiple opportunities to refuel so what exactly is the problem that's being solved by carrying fuel that itself needs fuel to carry.
Why does an EV need to do the same range? What's the exact problem that is being addressed?
Long range gives convenience, saves times and means you can cover more of the continent. Sitting for an hour to charge an EV is just asking to be taking advantage of by some robbers awaiting at the charging point, I wouldn't want to sit in a transitional space for more than 5mins with a car..that is so sought after.
School kicking out time down the pub is called yummy mummy time round my way.
Near start of video. Running out of diesel in a tdci. We had a mondeo 2.0tdci same engine I believe. Ran out. Couldn't bleed it nothing was working. In the end as a last ditch attempt we towed it at 30mph behind a pickup truck for about 3 miles in gear and it finally spluttered back into life. Was fine after that. So they can go again but their a bugger.
Good job your on the M5 and not the M6 with no hard shoulder!
Hi, new sub. Did a binge watch of your vids. You might like to look into the number of charging cycles that a li-ion battery can take, and the degradation factor. Ni-mh are so much better! Kind regards Tim
I will take a look at that... Welcome, Tim!
Geoff My E38 When it says range 000 fuel Empty it will still do 44 /48 miles before it coughs but ive only done it twice as a test. now it always has a quarter off a tank E5 Only .
in metric 7.51 litres per 100km. that pretty good and in a comfortable Jag
Hi Geoff, this is off-topic but it'd be fantastic if you could do a video about these bloody private parking companies. Also, I'll mention something weird... today my dad got 1 in the post today but from the council. When he got to the car he didn't see any ticket but on the letter it shows a picture of a ticket on his car! The exact same thing has happened to him 3 times now within 2 months. I think there is some type of internal scam running here and I think they've used an old picture these 3 times. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts?
Driving to Cheddar Gorge is quite Partridgean
Shame the RNLI - being publicly funded and therefore free for the government- is also the Illegal Immigrants personal Taxi service so instead of doing the excellent service they usually do, they are now shipping boatloads of unwanteds into the UK instead. Great video Geoff
@@FullFact548 and that's why I and millions of others stopped donating,they are constantly begging for donations now,you know what they say..get woke,go broke!.
12:55 - you call that friction.
I can get 50mpg out of my petrol engine SEAT as its one of those TSI units. But on average it will get 42-45 mpg and my route to work is mainly dual carriageway.
It’s the uk weather for you Geoff
You take those roundabouts rather quickly...
This was great, very informative, I'm looking at getting a Jaguar x-type 2.2 diesel, so I'm going to assume the results here will be relatively similar.
Question for Geoff (or anyone who knows cars), I'm looking at getting a Jaguar x-type 2.2 diesel, though most have upwards of 160,000 miles on them, from what I can tell it's not much of an issue, but I'm a new driver and not too savvy with this stuff. What I'm asking is basically, is it okay to buy a used Jag, as mentioned, that has so many miles already on it? I plan on driving it for the next few years and will almost certainly be putting a fair few miles on it daily.
Thanks for any advice in advance. Love the Jag's, I'm all but set on buying one, just treading with caution before taking the plunge and spending money, but theyre at a good price imo!
'move into the country, gonna eat at lot of peaches' .... can't stop singing 'The Presidents of the United States of America' to your tune in this video.
Excellent video, I love my 2.2d X-Type Estate.
P.S. At 5:40, Is that a Scooter in the 1st lane? Are they now allowed on M-ways?
Depends on what power output they have some of the older Vespa's and scooters from old can go on a motorway as they can keep up with the speed of the majority of the traffic. The scooter in this video really shouldn't have been on the motorway as its limited on speed.
@@bentullett6068 If I recall, scooters or m/bikes of 49cc or less were prohibited om M-ways.
I just don't get how so many people are saying don't run it out of fuel. I had a Mondeo with a knackered fuel gauge, and beforevI fixed it I judged it wrong twice. Put some fuel in and after a few turns of the engine it started no problem. Any modernish diesel would.
Here is a challenge Geoff, Go on autotrader with a budget of £10,000, Find the best EV for that (most will be Zoes or Leafs that will do 155-180 mile range in summer) and then look what Diesel Euro6 Luxury Cars you can get, Ive seen a Jag Xe Rsport with 69,000 miles that will have no road tax, and do 64MPG Urban, 83MPG Extra Urban, 75MPG Combined, no brainer for those like myself who do a 155 mile journey to work once a week and then the return 5 days later, range of 640-860 miles
A Leaf or Zoe for that sort of use would be mind bendingly frustrating! I passed a woman on the M5 and met her again when she was charging at the services. We chatted and I said she was brave taking that on the motorway and we had a fun conversation. The problem there is that the only Leaf for that price point would be typically the 24kWh, maybe a 30kWh at a stretch and at best at 60mph, you'd get about 4 miles per kWh. So, that would be a max range of between 96 to 120 miles but the killer is that you wouldn't want to go below maybe 20 miles left and you wouldn't charge to more than 80% because the charge curve would make it too long to charge that 80 to 100%. So that means you're constantly driving within a range scope of about 15/20 miles to 70 miles.
In other words, stopping every 50 miles to charge but then there's another kicker, you'd then get clobbered by charging infrastructure so you'd have to have a backup plan if the charging location was out of service or blocked.
Just...NO! :)
Bet that bottle of fizz you bought at the service station was more than the fuel you put in.. 🤣🤣🤣
Aye I wasn't paying those prices!
Electric car would have to charge at least 3 times on the way there Geoff
Plotting Worcester (example) to Brighton (364 miles round trip) in ABRP yields 2 charges, 6 minutes at Gatwick on the way down and 21 mins on the return, again at Gatwick. So that's 27 minutes charging time. None of the other journeys would require a charge enroute.
Next time your down cheddar gorge pop in and see us we’re not too far from there
Totally agree with you on the RNLI … rather than GOVUK wasting our money on all sorts of other rubbish. I wouldn’t mind them putting some of my contributions to this essential service.
RNLI now helping keep migrants safe, by picking them up as soon as they are outside French waters. This is very important work and deserves our full support............
@@humourless682 I hope that's sarcasm
@@arcadeuk Do you truly feel the lives of migrants, are of any less value than anyone else's?
RNLI have stated they don’t wish to be gov funded
@@jamesburge9145 Who funds the RNLI work with migrants? Surely that must be financed by government?
The eddie grand solar minimum/ mechanical cloud formation
I filled my car with Diesel 1 an half month ago and I still have just under half tank left I reckon I can still driving to the end of the month maybe even more so it go's for shore a Diesel car is very cheap to run !!
I ran out in a mondeo 2.0 TDCI the same age as your jag, it struck straight back up when we put some fuel in.
You are literally the only person who said that, SO many people said the opposite. Kinda wish i'd tried it...
Yes, just sold my 2010 2.0 TDCI Mondeo, and having run out of fuel back in 2017 (fuel gauge got stuck on a trip back from Scotland to Suffolk) it fired straight back up once a 20L jerrycan was added.
The last 10 miles before running out, it did “cough” or “stutter” once or twice, but then it just stopped - gauge was still showing 1/4 tank, but I’d done 640 miles since filling up. Amazing car, sadly I need something ULEZ compliant, so it’s going to a new home and I’ve bought a (Euro 6 diesel) Jag.
I know the 1.6 TDCi’s like the Focus 2012 aren’t self priming. Without the tool for it changing the diesel filter was rough going
@@CTR_1986 think they have a priming bulb on the PSA version of the engine, but not on the ford.
@@steve5772 shame they don’t make them like they used to, my 2000 Fiesta 1.8 TDdi had a priming bulb I think, was young and being a student didn’t have much money, still never changed the diesel filter 🫣 had a cambelt at 121k miles when I bought it at 2.5 years old and oil changes every year or 8-10k miles done myself, did brakes, discs, wheel bearings myself. Gave little bother and only saw a garage for jobs I didn’t feel up to myself. Did shear the bolts that attach the alternator to the engine and drove it back from town with the belt hanging half off slowly, taught me how to tap and die threads and replaced the bolts with better quality ones and changed the belt. Cambelt wise it was all good as it’s a non interference engine 👍🏼. Made it to just shy of 200,000 miles when I last checked mot, the corrosion on the back arches was starting to take hold and it was time to move it on. Reg was X233EBD was one hell of a car considering it cost £8-9k new and 200k miles out of it
😮 mine must be broken I only get about 400miles from full
Someone told me that the RNLI were seeking tenders for vehicles and Mercedes came up with the cheapest/best offering but it had to be turned down as the "image" of a voluntarily funded organisation would be unlikely to survive the bad press of a "luxury" car manufacturer. Such is life; image over economics!
How about a comparison test between a 2 litre diesel and an equivalent EV doing 70mph on a motorway.
How much does it cost in diesel against the cost of kilowatts per mile.
(home charge 50-50 services price) .
Yes, regarding the sky, very weird. Dark grey, some slightly brown and all look as though given the Stephen Spielberg George Lucas treatment.
May i ask you to clarify your opinion on the picasso (couldn't quite hear if you're in favour or against the french cars)
So that's a similar range to my 2010 BMW 330D Auto Coupe. Which is a smaller car, but with a more powerful engine than the Jag.
As I've mentioned, before... my x-type 2.5v6 estate, on an 05 plate, that I've had for over 14 years... has been an amazing car! NEVER let me down and I paid £4,600 back then. Over 42 mpg with tons of tools / materials etc. I do not understand why people buy brand new cars as soon as you leave the forecourt, the value drops to much!
I'll give you my reason. Up to date safety features, both active and passive.
It'll go quite far on the back of a recovery truck when it breaks down
What did Clarkson do in that Jaguar when they did the cross Europe to Blackpool Illuminations. He tried to run out in Oxfordshire but made it all the way with am I right with 500ml of fuel left in the tank?
Series 12 episode 4 Clarkson did Basel to Blackpool 836 miles driving like a man possessed in a twin turbo XJ6...
@@boriss.861 James eventually arrived after everyone went home.
It's a pity that the British Legion didn't take a leaf out of the RNLI's book, instead of spending a shed load on rebranding instead of helping veterans issues.
Mmmmmmm, cheddar......
Get over 1000 miles on my Volvo V40 (2013, 50l tank). Was surprised to see they stopped selling them after only 7 or 8 years.
That would require that it returned 91mpg and that you drove it until empty sucking air. Not a result that I'm inclined to believe if I'm honest. :)
@@djtaylorutube Damn you for letting facts get in the way of a good story ;) Actually I don't get that economy anymore thanks to the excessive amounts of crap they blend in with the diesel here in Sweden. Before that I could regularly get a long-term consumption (according to the car) of 3.1l / 100km which is 91 MPG. Now it's 3.3.
@@simonneep8413 What engine is in that and what speed are you doing? My 850 petrol that does 28mpg is asking. :)
@@djtaylorutube Daily commute fortunately virtually no traffic ever. Maybe 50% 90 km/h, the rest mostly 50 & 70, with a few kms of 30 & 80. It's the dinky little D2 engine.
It's 42km each way, and one sunny day I managed to keep it below 3l / 100 km average for a whole 100 km across 2 days :D
@@djtaylorutube And in good news, just read the new Swedish government's lowering the 'crap' they add to diesel from 30% to 6% - from next year (sigh), maybe the days of 91 MPG will be back haha.
You have just proven that electric cars are not the future not practical and useless great video Geoff
how so?
Was it a single malt????
The RNLI have repeatedly stated that they do not want to be funded by the government as that would bring with it a whole raft of rules and regulations, some of which would prevent them from doing the amazing job they do.
No they aren’t very left leaning politically now so it wouldn’t suit them to be under a Tory government
Like acting as an illegal migrant taxi service?
How far can you go on a tank full of fuel in an X-Type Jaguar 2-0D ??? Answer a bloody long way,I’ve had several of these cars and they run on a oily rag,brilliant vehicle.
A volcano in russia spewed her internals in to the atmospere, that is the reason the weather is so crap.
That's on top of anotherlater last year.. grand solar minimum.. we are headed for year without a summer, either this year or next
Got my xtype estate for £900
LoL..no way..is your phone magnetic..or the jaaaaag 😂😂
Alright Geoff, is TH-cam your full time job?..
Nah. I do other bits too, but less and less of the other bits as the channel has grown.
420 miles heavy boot
ah yes, Berlin to Warsaw in one tank
RNLI are probably more efficient users of their finances if funded by donations than if they were funded by dipping into the public purse……..???
But I grant, they could probably use more money.
Oh, and I haven’t been to Cheddar Gorge since my honeymoon (39 years ago).
Ok who is willing to do these exact same trips in a EV so we can compare real life differences?
I'd love to borrow one and replicate my week. No wait, I wouldn't, because it'd cost me a week of my life
Depends on the EV. A Tesla experience would be very different from a different EV. With the start and end point of each trip though, it can be planned and viewed with abetterrouteplanner and you'll get an idea. Not sure what the idea would be though because with an EV, you'd prepare by starting with it suitably charged. So a 350 mile trip would be one charge and anything under say 270 miles would be no charges. Not much point just watching a car do the same trip?
🙂👀👌
Even the normies are commenting on the sky Geoff.
I hope it wasnt too late to submit my £1250 car (Ford Ka!) to your lottery challenge, both in terms of your statistics and eligibilty should you ever win!
How much cost wise would it of costed to charge Lee’s EV 4 times and if you than add in the coffees and snacks in those 3hrs, I bet he spent a similar amount as you with your one stop and a snack……go on do us the maths.
I’ll do an update with all the costs too
£1500 For a Jag. Bargain!
Just gos to prove the jaguar x type are economical it’s got more range then a EV how ironic that is an old jag what’s got more range the a ev
Geoff!! You plagiarist!! You know Jeremy clarkson did someting similar, with similar Jag, some time ago? He clocked 800 miles or so?
Anyway, my personal best is 780 miles of range in 2008 Audi A3 2.4 TD.
17:15 petrol?
I wouldn’t recommend it, unless you fancied hanging around at Costa doughnuts while paying someone £150 to drain your tank.
Ha, a slip... My wife did that with our 320D. £90 of fuel AND a £150 drain.
Sky looks like shit only above UK, Europe is not so affected by clouds seeding program.
Geoff - I can just about tolerate your fetish for a Citroen Picasso, a PT Cruiser, regardless of colour, would be a step too far!!! Remember PT Cruiser- NO, JUST NO!!!