I guess I'm thinking of this through the lens of being insured on both cars myself, but the wife only insured on hers.Swervin_Mervin wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 12:06 amWhat are you/your kids doing that needs both cars to be practical? We could happily run something like the Honda no trouble. Loads have much less practical 2nd cars.Simon wrote: ↑Wed Jan 29, 2020 11:41 pm I'd argue any 2 car household (with two drivers rather than just 1) needs to have both as practical, especially where kids are concerned. The idea that you can't take junior somewhere because your wife has taken 'her' car out shopping and it's the only practical one is crazy.
I looked at that Honda boot and laughed. As soon as you throw a kiddie into any car equation a car like that just doesn't make sense.
I just think EVs tend to be viewed with a much greater degree of scrutiny than other cars and it sometimes seems people are just deliberately looking to find some fault.
Also the fact that I'll often want to put stuff in my boot and go out and if she goes she'll need to put the pram in her boot. It'll be different when he's not in the pram anymore.