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You're mistaken. You did not sit a "GCE 'O' level in English Grammar" exam, as no such exam existed. You may have sat a GCE 'O' Level in English Language or English Literature exam.

12,000 baht per month for 10 years is 1,440,000 baht. Are you sure the premium doesn't increase every year?

Yes, number 10 is the MG ZS EV. I'm not surprised. I have had one for almost two and a half years. Great car! Couldn't be happier with it.

The ZS EV has blind spot monitoring. Don't know about the ICE models. You could try Googling.

Is it just me, or does anyone else find this guy unwatchable?

My friend bought a demonstrator Camry from a Toyota dealership.

I have no idea what you are talking about. But I would love to know. Try using Google Translate to translate from your own language to English.

PM sent.

Further to this: I have two electric cars. Fantastic! I will never have a petrol or diesel car again. Earlier this year, I twice drove from Phuket to Bangkok and back again. In both directions, I stopped three times to recharge to 80%. Each charge took less that 30 minutes and while the car was charging, I took the opportunity to go to the toilet, stretch my legs, have coffee/lunch/dinner - whatever. If I had been driving an ICE car I would have stopped the same number of times for the same lengths of time. I don’t know about the availability of charging stations on other roads throughout Thailand, but Phuket to Bangkok is not a problem. Note: The online info about charging stations is not really very good and annoyingly confusing. Charging when out and about: There are three levels of charging: Rapid, Fast and Granny. Granny refers to the slowest method which is simply plugging into a normal domestic wall socket. Charging can be done at some PEA offices (rapid), some petrol stations (rapid), all MG showrooms (fast and rapid), some hotels (fast), some shopping malls (fast) and stores (fast), and I even came across a restaurant that had several fast chargers. In my experience, almost all hotels which don’t have a charging station will allow you to plug into a normal domestic socket and charge overnight. Only one hotel refused to do this. Cost: The fast chargers at shopping malls and hotels offer charging for free. Smaller, cheaper hotels sometimes charge you about 3 baht per unit for granny charging. The rapid chargers at PEA and petrol stations cost 4 - 4.5 baht per unit.

What's ATK?

This!

Is this a UK bank? I've never heard of it.