Why do your car reviews still recommend diesels when they're being demonised?
Why do your car reviews still recommend diesels, when London and other European capital cities are making owning diesel cars so much more difficult ?
Asked on 19 April 2017 by Nick Melliss
Answered by
Honest John
EU6 diesels will incur no penalty when the new ULEZ rules are introduced in London in April 2019. They are not affected by the crit-air rules in France either as long at the owner displays the correct sticker. Older diesels are.
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