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New vs worn tyres: how they compare

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By Will Nightingale Verified
| What Car? Verified
No, we’re not advocating throwing away a perfectly good set of tyres just to shave a fraction off your 0-60mph runs. But given that your tyres are the only part of your car that’s actually in contact with the road, we would recommend changing them more often than is legally required to maximise braking performance.
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Jaguar F-Type Convertible 75 P450 RWD

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By Will Nightingale Verified
| Autocar Verified
The latest round of model-year updates for the F-Type will be the last as Jaguar gears up for an all-electric future. Production is expected to cease in early 2024, and that will mark the end not only of the F-Type but three-quarters of a century of the British brand building petrol-engined sports cars – a history that stretches all the way back to the XK120 of 1948. It’s a legacy of which Jaguar is rightly very proud.
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Tests show EVs in winter can do up to a third less mileage than advertised

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By Will Nightingale Verified
| Inkl
The Funky Cat First Edition by Chinese manufacturer Ora had the biggest discrepancy between the actual and official range of the cars analysed. It did just 130 miles before stopping, some 33% below the stated figure of 193 miles. Renault’s Megane E-Tech had the second largest difference at 32%. The car that got closest to its advertised range was the Nissan Ariya, with a discrepancy of just 16%. The Tesla Model Y was in second place at 18%.
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