Yes, and it's easy to verify how much of the original capacity remains (95% typically).
The deprecation has very little to do with the cars themselves. It's mainly due to original prices being inflated during covid demand spike + chip shortage followed by releases of decent brand new EVs under £25K.
Yes, and it's easy to verify how much of the original capacity remains (95% typically).
The deprecation has very little to do with the cars themselves. It's mainly due to original prices being inflated during covid demand spike + chip shortage followed by releases of decent brand new EVs under £25K.
Used cars have piston ring wear that reduces their efficiency and thus milage.
Which can be repaired, even if the whole motor has to be opened.