u/Visible_Bar_623

I see mixed answers on this, so want to ask people who have been receiving the latest Model 3/Y refreshes this year - are they coming with mobile connectors?

I have a wall connector but my install location is 15m from my house (driveway area is opposite side of my lawn) and my electrician isn't free for a while yet, so I may well need to use an extension lead and mobile connector...plus, I just need a mobile connector!

So my trade in offer has expired. Now I have a ton of emails (many duplicates I think) asking me to review a finance offer (I thought I already had) and with a higher monthly payment.

I am guessing this is because my trade in offer expired. This isn't my fault though, they picked an arbitrary date and my car wasn't delivered by that date.

Can I ask for another trade in offer? If I can, will I then have to review and accept yet another finance agreement? Does this whole thing just keep starting from scratch until I get my car potentially months from now?

So I got a quote from evergreen for a heat pump. Our house was built in the 1920s, it's fine but a bit drafty, I had no idea how thick the loft insulation was so I picked a low figure for the estimate.

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 in the wooden side extension of the house). 2 radiators only (upstairs bathroom and 1 upstairs bedroom, heated by a wood fired range that we never use because its too much effort).

Right now we use electric heaters plugged into the wall. Not great, but no way will it add up to £17,000 in the 10 years we'll probably live here.

I simply cannot afford 17K. What the heck am I expected to do if I want heating? I can't even afford half that.

They did quote me saying I'd need 10 additional radiators which I think is a bit much. I'd say we need about 6 total (3 bedrooms, 2 downstairs rooms...maybe one in the wooden side extension).

Am I better off just buying an electric heater for each room?