Peace out and culture adventure ahead

My Wife and I will be in Burford next week, Rented a house in Stow on the Wold. Then off to Provence the following week. The Pics are getting me charged up. Who knows I might even get a sniff of a Lucid AGT when We get back.

It was only 1 day tour in the Cotswold for me. It is so peaceful on the countryside. I figure I may comeback in the future just to rent a car to drive around England. We passed Burton-on-the-water and witness locals celebrating Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. It was quite memorable.
 
11 days have passed, I just check and woke up my Lucid to see if she auto OTA updated for me. I couldn’t tell from this end, but I’m pretty impressed she only lost 5% SOC in 11 days.

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It was only 1 day tour in the Cotswold for me. It is so peaceful on the countryside. I figure I may comeback in the future just to rent a car to drive around England. We passed Burton-on-the-water and witness locals celebrating Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. It was quite memorable.
My wife and I always stop by the cotswolds for about a week each year when we are visiting relatives in the UK. We tried a month once but my wife said that was good practice for being dead.
However we do love the area to visit often. Better than visiting relatives.
 
We tried a month once but my wife said that was good practice for being dead.

Everything is slow… even that famous Cotswold Arms Pub, took 50 minutes to bring out dish. A small souvenir shop store has post office service, when I bought post card and stamp to mail back home, she told me she doesn’t have much mails to be picked up, I better off just drop mail at next town. I couldn’t help laughing. It feels like 18th century pace here.
 
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Everything is slow… even that famous Cotswold Arms Pub, took 50 minutes to bring out dish. A small souvenir shop store has post office service, when I bought post card and stamp to mail back home, she told me she doesn’t have much mails to be picked up, I better off just drop mail at next town. I couldn’t help laughing. It feels like 18th century pace here.
Since you’re in the Cotswold you should stop by Clarkson’s farm and ask him to give you a a ride in the Lamborghini tractor.
 
Renault Kangoo mini van
Battery: 33 kW
Range: 143 miles
Acceleration: 0 to 60mph, 20~22 seconds
Price: 23k£ ~ 27k£
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Paris City graffiti cleaning van powered by environmental friendly natural gas
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Volkswagen ID.3
Battery: 58 kW
Range: 259 miles
Acceleration: 0~60mph 7.9 sec
Top Speed: 99 mph
Price: £37,000
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Actually… at the Mendocino chevron, premium gas broke the $10 per gallon Barrier.
On the way back to Paris today. I saw a Shell station, £2.455/liter = $9.84/gallon. It may keep going up as sanction against Russia continues…
 
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BMW iX3 SUV EV
Battery: 80 kW
Range: 285 miles
Acceleration: 0~60 mph in 6.8 sec
Top Speed: 111 mph
Price: £59k

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BMW iX3 SUV EV
Battery: 80 kW
Range: 285 miles
Acceleration: 0~60 mph in 6.8 sec
Top Speed: 111 mph
Price: £59k

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I find this car is very attractive price for this range AND better looking than the big monkey butts grill ones coming to the states.
 
2 weeks in UK and France, I have yet seen a single non-commercial pick up truck. That just tell you this continent cannot afford gas hogs at $9+/gallon.
 

ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS iV PHEV​

(Made by Czech Republic, owned by Volkswagen Group)

Engine: 1.4-litre turbo petrol engine and a small electric motor
Electric mode range: 42 miles
Acceleration: for 0-62mph in 7.7 sec
Top Speed: 136mph
Price: £33k

(Location of discovery: Reykjavik, Iceland)

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Audi A3 e-Tron (PHEV)

Engine: 1.4-liter turbo/electric-motor
Electric mode range: 16 miles

Acceleration: for 0-60 mph in 7.5 sec
Top Speed: 138 mph
Price: $45k
(Discontinued production in 2019)

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Audi A3 e-Tron (PHEV)

Engine: 1.4-liter turbo/electric-motor
Electric mode range: 16 miles

Acceleration: for 0-60 mph in 7.5 sec
Top Speed: 138 mph
Price: $45k
(Discontinued production in 2019)

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I would love to see them make an all-electric version of something like that. The e-tron models they've brought to the States thus far have been ugly SUVs, for the most part.
 
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