Friday afternoon, five o’clock. Computer off, the door of your workplace can close behind you, the weekend has started. On Autoreview.nl we look back on a week in which the new Skoda Enyaq Coupé turned out to be exceptionally beautiful and Jay Leno compares buying a Ferrari with beating a sm-mistress. Good news, bad news. Top and flop.
+ Top – Prefer more reach than headroom? Then choose the Skoda Enyaq Coupé iV
Every advantage has its disadvantage. So what you give in to headroom in the Skoda Enyaq Coupé iV, you get in return in range. Because with its streamlined, surprisingly beautiful coupé body, the electro-Czech cuts through the wind more easily than the regular Skoda Enyaq iV.
+ Top – Are you 16? Don’t buy a scooter! Because this Opel Rock-e is for you
Hey you there, 16 year old! Opel wants you to leave the scooter dealer right now. Because the German manufacturer has something much nicer for you: a real car. You have to deliver a lot of brochures or newspapers for it, because with a starting price of under 10,000 euros, the electric Opel Rocks-e is not really affordable.
+ Top – The Gordon Murray Automotive T.33 makes all other supercars obsolete
Do you stumble over the supercars in your garage? Are you short of space? Then the new Gordon Murray Automotive T.33 is for you. According to the British car maker, the car is so versatile that you no longer need other super athletes.
– Flop – Jay Leno: ‘Buy a Ferrari? I’d rather be beaten by a sm-mistress’
Comedian Jay Leno – former host of The Tonight Show – has an impressive collection of cars, including a McLaren F1, a Porsche Carrera GT and a few classic Bugattis. There’s a reason he doesn’t have a single Ferrari in his collection. Leno refuses to buy one. And that has mainly to do with the arrogance of the manufacturer itself …
– Flop – Charging an electric car at a public charging station? What you pay is a mystery
Do you want to charge your electric car? The price you pay for this at a public charging station is completely unclear and differs per fuel card or app used. It therefore requires a whole study to refuel cheaply, according to the Consumers’ Association.
– Flop – ‘Self-driving Teslas are coming next year’, Elon Musk has been joking for 9 years
Tesla boss Elon Musk should not be taken too seriously. The man exaggerates – not to say lies – with great enthusiasm and that has resulted in the same annual ritual for nine years. Since 2014, Musk has promised that fully self-driving Teslas will actually arrive next year. Also now…