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James le Page

James le Page

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Total articles 8

  • Electrifying your home & vehicle: how it saves you money and reduces your emissions

    By James le Page| Consumer NZ Verified Homeowners have a lot riding on their purchase decisions when appliances and vehicles reach the end of their lifespan. If you replace like with like, you’re locked in for the foreseeable future. It pays to do your research and consider the longer-term benefits of investing in electric options when replacing these big-ticket items. Over the lifetime of the product, with average usage, the electric option usually saves you money.

    By James le Page · Consumer NZ

    Jun. 05, 2024

  • MG4 Excite 51 car review

    By James le Page| Consumer NZ Verified I’ve previously driven the more expensive MG4 Essence 64 and returned the car feeling very happy with the experience. Without having yet been behind the wheel of the cheapest MG4 Electric model, the $47,000 Excite 51, I opined that the Essence ($55,000) was the pick of the range and worth the extra money for its additional bells and whistles. But after experiencing a week with the Excite 51, now I’m not so sure.

    By James le Page · Consumer NZ

    Apr. 11, 2024

  • Electrifying your home & vehicle: how it saves you money and reduces your emissions

    By James le Page| Consumer NZ Verified Homeowners have a lot riding on their purchase decisions when appliances and vehicles reach the end of their lifespan. If you replace like with like, you’re locked in for the foreseeable future. It pays to do your research and consider the longer-term benefits of investing in electric options when replacing these big-ticket items. Over the lifetime of the product, with average usage, the electric option usually saves you money.

    By James le Page · Consumer NZ

    Jun. 05, 2024

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