I BOUGHT A CAR [DXgLcYKo7xw]

Testing.

Is it working?

I think the internet's Pretty good out

here.

Testing.

It's so hot inside, I can't sit in there.

Where do I put the key?

I put it in the car.

So hopefully you got internet because the

router is by that window.

Should be fine, I think.

So this is my new car.

I don't know if it's, um, shaky if I move

around with it.

I got my tripod here.

It might be a bit shaky.

Oh, I need to change the depth I'm in more

debt now.

You won't believe how much money I spent

on this car, but look, it's electric.

That's my mum.

It's not a Chinese car, it's Peugeot.

Livestream.

It's Peugeot, not Chinese.

Yeah, so yesterday was pretty eventful.

I went for the job interview.

I got picked up by this,

um, not Uber, but like a taxi driver.

And then he took me to the job interview,

and then I went to Peugeot to look at the

car because I arrived 1 hour before my job

interview started.

So I thought I can look at the car before

my job interview, but I was sitting there

for like 40 minutes waiting for the

salespeople to come out the meeting.

So I had to leave and go for the job

interview first.

So I went to a job interview and yeah, it

was okay, I guess.

He explained to me what the company does

He said, you'll just be lifting stuff— oh

crap, now I said what job it is.

He said, you will be serving customers and

making tea.

And then he just explained to me what the

job was, and then I had to give him some

documents.

And then he just said— oh, he also said,

uh, how come you haven't worked since

2017?

What have you been up to?

And I just said I was traveling around

Asia.

And then he said Uh, so you got that out

your system, you're ready to work again?

And I said, yeah, I need money.

And then after the interview, I went to

the dealerships.

I nearly went— I mean, I went to this one

dealership where they had this Ford

Fiesta.

I liked it, but it was manual.

It was like petrol hybrid, so I decided

not to get that one.

And I went to the Peugeot place and they

had this.

They let me test drive it.

I'd prefer to get white, but they only had

red and I wanted a car.

If I didn't get a car yesterday, I would

have had to walk home.

Should I just— my car!

Oh my God, there's wasps everywhere.

It's following me.

I bought a bunch of stuff on Amazon.

It's coming tomorrow.

So I got floor mats, I got protective tape

because I drove into the bush coming home,

so I scratched up the wing mirror by

accident.

It was scary because when you come into my

driveway, the road is really small, and

then I was coming in, this big pickup

truck was coming the other way, and I

panicked and I drove it into the bush and

it scratched up the windmill.

Mirror, which is stupid because you can't—

there's not enough room to get by each

other, so there's no point trying to

squeeze into the bush.

Someone has to go back.

So now I'm nervous coming out the drive

because if someone comes the other way,

then I've got to reverse back

into someone else's drive.

I'm not very good at reversing.

So I scratched up this bit, so I bought

some tape off Amazon.

It's like protective vinyl tape, and I'm

gonna put it on here.

I'm also gonna put it— I'm gonna put the

tape here as well so it doesn't get

scuffed up.

I need to get floor mats, and then I need

to hoover the inside so I keep it clean.

Yeah, I've got reverse cameras, but those

things are kind of misleading because

they're so wide-angle.

They make things look like they're really

far away when they're not.

So I've got my little cable here for Apple

CarPlay so I can put my phone plugged into

the screen.

This ain't a Tesla.

Yeah, Teslas are too expensive.

The insurance on a Tesla would be like

£4,000,

and a Tesla is like double the price of

this car.

Yeah, so it took like 3 hours.

I wish I had my tripod— I mean my selfie

stick.

My hand hurts.

Hold on, I'm gonna get my tripod selfie

stick thing.

I'll leave you on my big tripod.

My little finger hurts.

Okay,

that's better.

I don't want to put the aircon on because

it'll drain the battery.

I'm out of breath now.

Oh my God, why am I out of breath so much?

So yeah, I went to the interview.

I think it went fine.

It wasn't very long, he just asked a

couple questions and then he said he's got

a few other people to interview and then

he'll let me know.

The only thing I'm worried about is I

don't know if he would like search me up

because that might be embarrassing.

So then I got the car, it took like 3

hours to do finance And then we had to do

like credit checks, and then the financer

wanted bank statements, and I was a bit

worried because my bank statements look so

bad right now.

It's just minus, minus, minus, minus.

I showed them my bank statements from

March, April, June, which were pretty good

because I was in Japan.

I was making like ¥1,600 a month, so they

must have been quite impressed with that.

They approved my financing,

and then it took like 3 hours of the guy

Signing documents and phoning this person,

phoning that person.

I had to sort out 7-day insurance.

They have this thing called drive-away

insurance, so people saying you can't

drive it home because you don't have

insurance, you get drive-away insurance, 7

days comes with it for free, so you can

drive it home.

And there's no road tax because it's

electric, electric vehicle.

And I had to tell them I do YouTube.

It's a bit embarrassing because they kept

asking me about it.

He asked what the channel was, but I

didn't want to say.

And then I had to phone up the insurance

for the 7-day insurance, and then he was

also like, oh, you do YouTube?

What's your channel?

I said, I just make Elden Ring videos.

And then he was like, oh, I love Elden

Ring, what's your channel?

I said, I don't want to share it.

How much was it?

So to buy it outright with cash would be

£13,000.

Obviously I don't have £13,000 just lying

around, so I had to finance it.

I put down a £4,000 deposit with my credit

card, and then I chose PCP for 48 months,

so I'm paying like £190 a month.

And then at the end of the contract, I can

buy it for an extra £5K, and then it's

mine.

Or I could sell it back to them and change

it for a new car.

So I'm not sure what I'd do yet.

I think I just buy it.

Surely I can save up that money in 4

years.

So then my insurance cost £1,400

because I added a bunch of add-ons like

legal protection, windscreen replacement,

courtesy car.

I also had to pay extra for— well, they

put like a special finish, like a

waterproof finish on the interior and the

outside, so it's waterproof.

You can like spill McDonald's on the seat

and you can just wipe it off so it doesn't

stain the material.

And I got servicing and MOT covered as

well,

so that added a bit more to it.

So yeah, my monthly payments— insurance is

£100

plus £200 deposit, so it's like £300 a

month.

Monthly payments.

It's a helicopter.

Should I buy a helicopter next and fly it,

fly around?

Who's flying a helicopter?

Sunny's coming on Monday.

I'm gonna go pick her up at the station.

But I need money because I'm broke now.

I'm £6,000 in credit card debt and owe my

mum £10,000.

It would be fine,

do a car trip with Sunny, go to the beach.

You need a special charger?

Yeah, there's a lot of options with

charging, so You can get a home charger,

which is like £800 to £1,000, but I don't

know if it's worth it because I calculated

some numbers and it said, um, well, if you

pay £1,000 for a home charger, you could

have bought £1,000 of charging at the

public charger.

And if you spend £1,000 on public

charging, it would be like 16,000 miles.

I don't know if I'm gonna drive that much.

I might not even do 16,000 miles after 3

years.

So then what was the point getting a home

charger?

Plus you get a home charger, it doesn't

mean charging's free afterwards.

You still gotta pay your electricity

rates, and then you get electric tariff so

it's cheaper overnight, and then it might

be like £5 to charge it.

So it's like £1K for home charger, a

technician comes, he'll install it into

the house, connect it up, and then you've

got to switch over to electric tariff, and

then it'll be like £5-6 to fully charge it

overnight, and it'll take like 6 hours.

But you gotta pay £1,000 upfront, so it's

like an investment, and it would only

break even after driving 16,000 miles,

which I think would take me like 3 years

unless I'm gonna do road trips to Italy

every month.

So I don't know if it's worth getting a

home charger.

I'm thinking I just use public chargers.

So you get a 3-pin, you get a 3-pin

charger which just plugs into your wall

socket, and that's really slow.

It'll take like 20 hours to fully charge

it,

um, but I don't really care because it's

not like I'm driving it all the time.

I just plug it in and it will be charged

by the next day, won't it?

But I heard some problems with the slow

charger, like, it can cause overheating in

the socket because it's being used for

such a long time.

There could be electrical dangers, so I'm

a bit worried about it.

So yeah, I could like charge it for 10

hours and it will charge up 50% at low

electric rates.

I need to get my mum to switch the

electric tariff— I mean, the, the power

thing— over to an electric tariff so they

give you cheaper overnight rates, or I

just go to the public charger, whatever.

It's like £10, who cares?

To fully charge at the electric charger,

public charger, it's like £15, maybe £15

to £20, and you drive like 200 miles.

It's fine, still cheaper than petrol.

Like, to drive 100 miles with petrol costs

£20, but you charge it at the public

charger, which is supposed to be expensive

and it'll be like £12.

So it's still half the price of petrol

even using the most expensive chargers.

I'm thirsty now,

I need to get a drink.

It's one hell of a first car.

Yeah, it's so funny, I've got a better car

than everyone.

I've got— I don't know, my mum's car is

probably worth more than mine.

I think my mum's car is like £17,000.

But I think it's newer than— I mean, it is

newer than mum's car and Dave Gibson's

car, and it's definitely better than

Sabrina's husband.

Ha, I got a better car than he has.

I don't understand the point of getting a

cheap crappy car for your first car

when you can get a cool car.

So I've got electricity, I've got rear

parking cameras, I've got parking sensors,

I've I got cruise control.

What else do I have?

I've got everything.

It's obviously automatic.

It's also got regenerative braking, so you

press this B button and then it will turn

on— well, it's got regenerative on by

default, but you press B and you get even

more regenerative.

So you let go of the gas and it starts

braking itself and regens the batteries

and kinetic electricity— power, I mean.

So that's pretty good.

You can almost do one-pedal driving, but I

still need to press the brake.

So I had to drive the car home from the

dealership by myself, but I couldn't get

the sat nav to work because I didn't have

a cable to plug in Apple CarPlay, and

there's no sat nav built into it.

Like, my mum's car has built-in sat nav,

but this one doesn't for some reason.

So I had to use Google Maps on my phone,

and my phone was like balancing there like

this.

And it kept moving around.

And also the map wasn't tracking my

location, so I had to keep swiping it.

And I was like trying to drive, I couldn't

do it at the same time, so I had to like

try and see where I was going whilst

driving.

It was a bit scary,

but it was fine.

It wasn't— it was like a 20-minute drive

home.

I drove into the driveway with the new car

I said, Mom, look, I got a car.

And then, yeah, after I came home, took

them out, we went to— we went to the

hotel.

I dropped Pier off, went to the hotel and

the McDonald's place where they got

electric chargers, tested out charging it.

Goddamn, I'm hot.

I wonder how much turning on the AC drains

the battery.

I don't know, we could test it.

I got a fully charged battery, why not?

Where's my key?

Oh crap, if I shut the door I'd be locked

out, won't I?

Get in the other side.

Dave Gibson.

Ow, I nearly shut my fingers in the door.

It's hard to open this door because it's

on a slope, so the gravity is pulling it

down.

Look how dirty it is already.

I need to get a Hoover.

Oh my God, my steering wheel's upside down

as well.

Oh well, thanks, blood bucket.

I'll take you for a drive.

Is it MG?

No, it's Peugeot.

It's not manual, it's electric.

What are you going to do when the grid

goes down?

When has the grid ever gone down?

Get solar panels.

Yeah, you know the Jackery camping solar

panels?

I typed that into AI and I said, if I get

Jackery solar panels, can I charge my

electric car?

And it said If it's a sunny day, it will

take 150 hours to charge it using solar

panels.

Oh, I can't shut that door now.

Damn it.

Oh my God.

Oh, what if I sit on the handbrake and it

rolls away?

Oh

yeah,

there you go.

Okay, so to turn on the car—

oh wow, thanks, I didn't have the volume

up.

So turn on the car, you press down the

brake and then you press the start button.

And then it'll turn on.

Scared to let go of the brake, but the

parking brake's on.

It's on park mode.

So you got reverse, neutral, drive mode.

It's only 3 modes.

Oh, what happened?

That's connecting the app to the car.

Put the aircon on.

Oh, where is it?

AC max.

Oh my God, so loud!

What the hell?

Okay, I put it on 14.

We're at 180 range.

How do I see the percentage?

See how many miles of range I lose just by

sitting in here with the aircon on.

It doesn't feel like it's getting cold.

I don't feel any cold air coming out.

I don't understand.

Oh, it's only pointing at my feet.

What?

It's not blowing any cold air out.

If I press this one too— oh, I can feel it

now.

Oh, it's nice.

This is the only aircon we got here in my

car.

So I'm at 180 miles range.

I want to see how many miles of range we

lose.

So what time is it?

2:06.

Let's see how long we can sit here in the

aircon.

I like the Peugeot because it's got

buttons unlike the Tesla.

So you've got these buttons: hazard

lights, don't know what that does,

locking, AC, turn off AC, and you got a

radio knob, put music on,

and you can connect your phone into it.

It's got Google Maps.

And you can use Siri, so you hold down

this button, you can just say, show me how

to get to a maid store, and then it will

show you directions, opening Google Maps.

No, my mum didn't buy it for me, I bought

it myself actually on my credit card.

I'm surprised the internet works so good.

The internet box is by that window.

Is it streaming okay?

It's actually streaming pretty good.

The hell?

I didn't think it'd be so good in here.

That ain't no £6,000 car.

I got it on finance.

I'm sweating.

Oh, what's that on the seat?

Like a stain.

I need to get seat covers as well.

Should I buy seat covers?

I don't want my car to get all scuffed up.

Why is it so hot still?

Where are the fans?

I can't feel anything coming out.

I can feel my legs being blown, but

nothing's coming out of— uh, some's coming

out of here.

Yeah, I think the Tesla's stupid the way

they have no buttons.

Just— oh, sorry, I got this cool 3D,

uh, what's heads-up display?

Look, hold on,

look, it's 3D!

It's got like a 3D effect.

So I got the speed, I got my range, and

it'll show you how much regenerative

charge is being charged.

It's got loads of info on it.

Tesla doesn't have that.

Tesla's got like a stupid little number in

the corner.

Rubbish.

The back seat's a bit small though.

Yeah, I tried signing up to Uber, but they

rejected my insurance because I don't have

like, uh, taxi insurance.

Hire and reward insurance you need.

So you need special insurance to deliver

stuff or to be a taxi, and I can't be

bothered to get more insurance, so I can't

sign up to Uber.

Didn't think you'd get an EV.

Well, it's not brand new, it's used, it's

2 years old, and I think EV suits me

pretty well because I'm a quiet guy.

I don't like to make noise.

I'm also lazy, so I don't want to fiddle

with gears and clutches.

So I think it suits my personality pretty

well.

This car's so quiet when you drive, it

just goes

like that.

I can't stand noisy engines.

I want peace and quiet.

I want to feel relaxed, comfortable.

I don't want to be driving and it's like—

just don't understand people who love

loud, noisy engines.

It's just so weird to me.

So it's really relaxing to drive.

You just press the gas pedal and it goes—

it's really nice.

And it speeds up, it accelerates really

quickly, like 0 to 30 in just a couple

seconds.

I think it's 0 to 60 in 8 seconds, which

sounds slow, but it feels fast.

You put the— put your foot down and it

just goes.

There's no like gradual speed up, it just

goes.

I don't know why you'd get a manual or

petrol when you get an electric car,

because you save— I think you save so much

money not having to buy petrol, especially

if you get a home charger and you get the

electric tariff.

It only goes down as low as 14 degrees,

and then below 14 14.

It just says low.

I can turn the fan speed up.

Oh, that's max.

Now I can feel it.

Wait, what I'm worried about is— so

there's 2 batteries in the car.

I don't think it's using the 12-volt.

So you've got the big battery and then

you've got the 12-volt battery like every

car's got.

Uh, problem is if the 12-volt battery

dies, you need to jump start the car And

it won't move if the 12-volt dies.

So sometimes a little red battery sign

pops up, pops up there, means the

12-volt's being used, but it's not popping

up, so I don't think it's being used.

Yeah, I just lost 2 miles of range sitting

in here with the aircon on for what, 7

minutes?

It says 178 range now.

Look, I just lost 2 miles of range.

What's that?

1% battery?

Petrol cheap as hell?

No, it's not.

Go on to Copilot AI and ask it, if I'm

going to drive 100 miles, how much would

it cost in a Peugeot e-208 charging at

public chargers versus petrol?

It will say, well, like £10 for electric

and about £20, £17, £18 for petrol.

And then if you home charge it, it would

be like £5 to charge it.

It's even cheaper.

How long does it take to fully charge?

I don't know.

I think in a fast charger it will take

like 50 minutes.

Um, home charger would be like 7 hours,

3-pin charger would be like 20 hours plus.

Make reviews of the car?

Yeah, I could do, but I need more driving

experience.

The problem is I don't have anything to

compare it to because I've never driven—

I've only driven my instructor's car,

which was a Ford Focus diesel.

Manual diesel.

Yeah, there's electrical— oh yeah, there

is electrical outlets in the garage, so I

could get the 3-pin charger and just hook

it up to that.

I might get one, but they're kind of

expensive too.

They're like £120 for the 3-pin.

I've only driven it twice.

I drove it home and then I drove my mum

and Dave Gibson to the McDonald's.

We got McDonald's.

My mum won £30 on the slot machine, so she

was pretty happy.

I had to reverse park into the charging

bay because the charging port is on the

back, and I thought I was doing a good

job.

I got out and I was like diagonally in the

box almost, but I was in the box.

I was in the parking box.

I was within the lines, but I was like

diagonal.

I straightened up too quickly.

The reverse camera is really helpful.

So you put down the brake to change— wait,

do I need to put down the brake to change

driving modes?

I think I just press it.

No, I need to press the brake.

So the brake is kind of like the clutch,

changing driving modes.

Put into— oh, it's in neutral now.

Put it into reverse,

and then you got the driving cam— I mean,

the reverse camera.

And you've also got like a top-down— I

don't understand what this is.

Check surroundings before moving.

Rear view.

180 view.

Oh, you got different views!

I didn't know you could do that.

Look,

so I got

auto mode, shows you the back and shows

you like the top of the back.

And you've got zoom view, it shows you the

back of the car and the ground below where

the back of the car is.

And then standard view,

same as auto mode, isn't it?

Oh look, you can see my mum!

Also, it's got like automatic brake assist

when you're on a hill.

And you're in drive mode and then you let

go of the foot brake, instead of just

rolling backwards, which was always scary,

it automatically applies the handbrake for

a couple seconds so you've got time to put

your foot onto the gas, which is really

cool.

Whereas in the manual car, you've got to

do handbrake hill start, which I hated.

So then put it into park mode by pressing

P and then handbrake.

As well, and then let go of foot brake.

Oh my God, the whole thing just moved!

I feel a bit nervous when the whole thing

moves like that.

So as long as it's in P mode and it's got

handbrake on, it won't move, which is

good.

In manual car, you don't have to use

handbrake.

Well, I did, because you'd have to get

biting point and get gas.

If you don't get enough gas it will stall.

You've got to move your foot off the brake

to the gas quickly,

otherwise it will stall.

But I don't have to worry about any of

that in this.

I've already driven twice and there was a

bit of an incident.

I got scared, I drove into the bush,

scratched up my mirrors, but it's fine.

David Gibson buffed it out and I'm

getting— I ordered protective vinyl tape

And you can just stick it anywhere.

I'm going to stick some on the outside of

the wind mirrors so they're protected from

scratches, and I'm going to put some

around the door entrance so the plastic

doesn't get scratched by shoes.

I got floor mats coming, and I got— what

else did I get?

I forgot, I bought so much stuff off

Amazon.

I need to get seat covers.

And I might get like a big cover to put

over the car so it doesn't get rained on

or sun damaged.

Why doesn't everyone do that?

Do you think it's a silly idea?

Get like a big blanket to put on top.

Yeah, Dave Gibson liked the car.

It's very similar to his car.

He's got a Citroën C3, it's over there.

Citroën's also French, but he said certain

things like the screen and the steering

wheel are exactly the same as his car.

So I guess Citroën and Peugeot share a lot

of parts.

It's bad because of moisture.

What if I put a blanket over the car?

There'll be moisture.

One thing I'm worried about is winter.

I heard when it's cold it reduces the

range of the battery because the chemicals

in the battery slow down because it's

cold, and then you lose range.

Tesla can precondition the battery.

I don't know if this car can do it too.

It's got climate controls on the app, but

isn't that just the AC and the heater?

It's still pretty damn hot.

Sunny's gonna melt in my car, she hates

heat.

This is as low as it goes, 14, and then

goes to low,

and it's got tinted windows at the back

and the back passenger seats.

Are tinted, but the front ones are not.

I think it's not safe if they're tinted

for the front because the UK can get kind

of dark.

It's not Thailand.

The car smells really nice.

They put some kind of finish on the

inside.

I don't know where there's like a stain

here.

What is that?

Oh,

I got this— I got this clip for my GoPro,

and you clip it into here, and then you

can hang the GoPro down from it.

So I can use that as a dash cam, or I

could use it to film some footage.

Where else could I clip it?

I mean, I could clip it here as well on

this bit, point it out the window.

There's no wireless charging in here,

nothing happens when you put it in there,

but it's got 2 charging ports, 12-volt

port.

Yeah, it's a pretty simple car.

You got this thing here, that's the— I

never heard of these, but it's called A

lock— wheel lock nut.

They need it to get the, the alloy thing

off the wheel so they can change the tire.

He said it's very important, don't lose

it.

Oh, where'd Dave Gibson go?

Did he just drive off already?

I didn't even see him.

Did you see him go?

He was there, then he's gone.

That was quick.

Huh, so I've been sitting here for about

25 minutes, aircon on, says I've lost 2

miles of range.

That's not bad.

My uncle said that the aircon doesn't

drain the battery that much, but the

heater does when it's winter.

He said the heater really drains it.

He's got an EV as well,

he came over at have a look.

He said it's cool.

He said nice car.

So chavs won't steal your wheels.

Oh, should I get like a steering wheel

lock that electrocutes you when you touch

it?

I might electrocute myself.

What else can I say?

Hmm.

Hmm, I'm a bit nervous because I gotta

pick Sunny up and it's gonna be in the

middle of the night and I haven't driven

at nighttime yet.

It might be easier because you can see

cars coming around the bend because of the

headlights, and also there should be less

traffic.

Yeah, I went to charge it at the motorway

service station.

People are so friendly there.

There's like this EV community.

There was this guy in a van who was like

helping us,

telling us stuff.

That's my man.

Oh wow, thanks, Ailus.

It's got 18,000 miles on it.

18,885, so not too many.

Ah, my feet are nice and cool.

I think I charged it from 170 back up to

190 and it took about 20 minutes.

I'm not sure, I'm gonna have to do a test,

like drive 100 miles, but that'll take

ages, won't it?

It'll take like 2 hours.

I need to get experience.

Oh, we just lost another mile.

It went from 180-mile range to 177 now.

Oh wow, like— how many miles does it have?

Um, nearly 19

Okay, terrible idea, this car.

Why?

Now I can drive to interviews and I can

get air conditioning when it's hot.

Although it's still pretty hot, I'm

sitting directly in the sun.

It's pretty hot today.

It says 27 degrees today.

You'd have to put it on full blast Oh my

God.

Oh yeah,

it's like a hair dryer.

And then you press it again, it will go

back to normal.

Am I gonna stream going places?

Uh,

yeah, maybe.

I'm just worried about the signal.

Obviously the signal is going to be

rubbish on country lanes, but if I stick

to the main roads it should be okay.

I also don't know how to put the phone

somewhere.

Where do I put it?

I mean, I could just drive like that, but

that's illegal, isn't it?

I need some kind of phone mount so I can

Stick it somewhere.

And you got buttons, it's like an

airplane.

You got headlamp thing.

Um, oh, you got navigation, music.

Oh, it's playing my livestream on the car,

that's weird.

But I need to plug my phone in.

That's right, I got this cable.

Did cable management with the elastic

band.

I haven't used cruise control yet because

I haven't figured it out.

I think I roll it down to cruise and then

I set the speed by pressing the back of

this, and then I press this one in to

start it, just so I don't accidentally go

over the speed limit.

Because sometimes there's 30 mph speed

limit and it's so slow and you

accidentally do like 31.

Oh, thanks, Johan.

Pop the hood.

I don't know how to.

Is it that lever there?

There should be like a lever.

I don't know what these do.

Look, is that lane assist?

I haven't tried that yet, and I don't know

what that is.

And then there's 2 buttons here that don't

do anything.

And there's like a scrolly wheel— oh, that

moves the headlights up and down so I can

aim them up or aim them down.

How long's the finance contract?

It's 48 months, 4 years.

It's under lane control.

There's like a hole here,

there's nothing down there.

Are you sure?

I didn't feel anything.

I feel dead inside.

I had to figure out how to use these as

well, so pulling it towards me

washes it like that, and then putting it

down

turns it on.

Well, no, it does it once.

It washes it once, and pressing it up,

I don't know what that does.

Oh, it's like the speed.

That's like automatic speed, and you press

it in and it doesn't do anything.

Oh, it shows stuff on the information

thing like your previous trip.

And then pressing it down, there's one.

Um, oh yeah, you can twist it as well like

this,

so that would do the back wiper.

And then do it again, it washes the back,

the back window.

And then the lights, you put it towards

you and it flashes it like that.

Yeah, well, I guess just leave it on auto.

Oh, why is it still washing the back?

I left it on, that's why.

So do I have to replace that water that

shoots out?

Straighten your wheel.

I heard it's not good for the car if you

straighten it when it's not moving.

So I have lost 3 miles of range.

Oh my God, it's using the 12-volt battery.

I'm scared.

Turn it off.

I don't want it to use the 12-volt

battery.

If that dies, the car's dead.

I need to jump-start it.

I'm gonna boil in here.

How much was the car?

It was 4K deposit, 190 a month.

And then,

uh, yeah, he said if you drive less miles

than you told us you're gonna drive, you

will then make you will then own more

equity in the car and we will pay you

back.

Because I said I'll do— I think I'll do

10,000 a year, so that's how much I paid

for.

So if I do 5,000, he said, then you'll

make money back if you did less than what

you said.

Or if I do more than what I said, I'll pay

like 12 pence per extra mile.

And to own— to outright buy the car at the

end of the contract, I've got to pay 5K

something.

I've got hazard lights here.

Yeah, it's pretty basic.

I think that's all you need to know.

You've got volume control for radio,

you've got horn.

Oh my God!

Oh, oh, I never pressed that before.

It's so loud!

Where are you gonna drive?

Nowhere, I'm just sitting here doing

nothing.

And then what else we got?

Okay, I want to pop the boot but I don't

know how to.

Let me Google it.

How much battery on my phone?

Well, I'm looking for a job, so if I get

the job I will have to drive it to work.

Uh, if I can't get a job, maybe I just do

a road trip.

For content.

Let's see what I'm gonna do.

Oh yeah, how to pop the boot.

It's not the boot, what's the front

called?

Bonnet.

Yeah, bonnet in Peugeot e-208.

Uh, locate the bonnet release lever, which

is usually red, located under the

dashboard on the right, under the parking

brake button.

What?

Where is it?

God, I'm boiling in here.

I need to get out.

Oh my God, it's so hot.

Oh, it's not that hot outside.

Oh my God, it's like an oven.

Hello?

I thought— oh, that's my stream.

I heard myself talking.

No, I can't see the chat.

Okay,

yeah, I might have to go on the motorway

on Monday to go pick Sunny up, but it's

okay.

I think the motorway is easier than the

country lanes because look at my road,

it's so narrow coming out, and if a car's

coming the other way, there's no room for

2 cars.

I would have to back up.

So I got This in the back.

Oh my God, it just opens straight up on

its own.

They gave me some stuff.

Look, they gave me a charging cable.

So this one, some of the public chargers

don't have a cable, so you've got to bring

your own cable.

It looks like it's broken.

Look, this bit's supposed to be attached

to it, isn't it?

And they gave me a bunch of cleaning

stuff, a whole bag of cleaning products.

So they gave me a sponge and I got car

shampoo.

Look, pH neutral shampoo.

Penetrates and lifts dirt and grime.

It looks like strawberry milkshake,

strawberry soda.

And then they got— what's that?

Bird poo remover.

They put bird, they really don't want to

say bird poo.

The guy at the sales place, he kept saying

bird lime, and I was like, what's bird

lime?

Do you mean bird poo?

I guess saying bird poo doesn't sound very

professional, but what can you say, like

bird feces?

Because bird poo is really acidic and

it'll eat the paint if you don't wash it

off.

So I got this special coating, cost me

extra.

It's waterproof so things can't stain into

the paint, it will just drip off.

Things like poo and pee

shouldn't affect the paint.

I wonder if I can get the car wrapped.

I guess I'm not allowed to make

modifications, but that would protect the

paint, won't it?

Bird droppings.

Yeah, that sounds better.

Did you go out all on your own and buy it?

Yeah, I couldn't do it with my mum.

'Cause I don't know why it's hard to do it

with my mum, 'cause I can't, I can't

concentrate and talk to the person.

Uh, what's that?

I was— I took a taxi to the dealership

place.

I knew I wanted this one because I found

it on the website before I went there, and

I knew I wanted an electric car.

I can't afford a Tesla and And they're

really big anyway.

Do you know how big a Tesla is?

They're huge.

If you take a Tesla onto the ferry

crossing to France, it's classified as a

large vehicle because they're pretty long

and they're pretty wide because they're

pretty big spacious family cars, unlike

this.

Yeah, I wouldn't mind doing like a drive

stream, it's just I don't know about the

signal.

It would keep effing and then I wouldn't

be able to talk much and you guys get

bored.

If I don't talk, because I need to focus

on driving.

Also, I can't touch my phone, otherwise I

get in trouble.

And if I do something illegal, it'll be on

camera.

So I'm a bit scared of filming myself

driving.

I need to concentrate, build confidence.

Um, got glass cleaner.

Yeah, they gave me all the cleaners.

I've got wheel cleaner.

I wonder how much this costs.

I've got fabric cleaner,

removes stains from upholstery.

I want to try the glass cleaner.

My new job.

I can't turn it on.

Uh, what glass should I clean?

Doesn't work.

Oh, what

is the difference between glass cleaner

and fabric cleaner?

Oh, it smells weird.

Ugh, smells like nail varnish.

I need the squeezer thing, you know, you

know the thing they use for cleaning

windows, the squeegee.

This is making all streaks all over it.

I need to buy that too then.

I need to buy all this stuff.

I thought I'd make like an emergency kit

in the car, like toilet paper and towels,

toothbrush, in case I need to run away.

I think having a car is pretty

interesting, like you can look after it

and buy stuff for it.

It's like, it's like having, having a pet

in a way.

It smells weird.

What else should I get for it?

I might make like a little emergency kit.

I need a bag like that, put toilet paper,

towel, sanitary wipes, condoms.

What else?

And then this is the charger.

That's how you charge it.

Get a pressure washer.

What's that for?

I can just use a sponge.

Hmm, look, I scratched it up coming home.

Got scared and I drove it in the bush.

Thank God it's just a bush and not a brick

wall.

I scratched it here, it's like a faint

white line, it won't come out.

Oh, they put a sticker on it.

Superguard, this vehicle is protected with

bionic technology.

So I'm a walking advert now.

It's got little bits of white on it.

It won't come out.

I think the paint's chipped.

It wasn't me.

How do I fix that?

I don't really care, to be honest.

Yeah, I don't care if it's got a little

scratch, whatever.

Not bothered.

Um, hmm, I need to hoover this bit.

I need to find out how to open the bonnet.