436,000 Miles, Original Engine — Suzuki Just Embarrassed The EV Mandate

436,000 Miles, Original Engine — Suzuki Just Embarrassed The EV Mandate! #Suzuki #SuzukiVitara #EVMandate #UsedCars #CarNews #ElectricCars #ICECars #BCcars Hilo Just Got A HUGE Upgrade: Blood Pressure + Sleep + Steps (All-In-One) #BloodPressure #Hilo #HealthTech here is a link to my video https://youtu.be/JNPBRAdvJA8 here is a link to my voucher which will entitle you to 20% Off the price of the Hilo Monitor and a free 12 Months Subscription to the App which is worth £79.99p https://mention-me.com/me/referee/registerko/189147318/758476504/em/d7bf218e766a1709d0cd09f4ac796c37e5e052e6/ol/cw?epr=1 I’ve been using the Hilo blood pressure monitor for years — and it has genuinely helped me control and lower my blood pressure. Now it’s had a major upgrade. It doesn’t just monitor blood pressure 24/7… It now tracks: ✔ Sleep ✔ Steps ✔ Activity All inside the same bracelet. For me, the biggest advantage has always been: • Continuous blood pressure monitoring • No “white coat syndrome” readings • Real-world data instead of snapshot readings And now having sleep and step tracking built into the same app just makes it even more useful. If you’re interested, here’s my referral link (20% discount for you): 👉 https://mention-me.com/m/ol/ev6uq-barrie-crampton I receive a £25 voucher for a successful referral. There is a monthly subscription, so check the pricing before you commit. As always — this isn’t medical advice. Just my honest experience. A Suzuki Vitara with 436,000 miles on the clock, still running its original engine, gearbox and exhaust, raises a serious question: Why are manufacturers being pushed towards EVs when some modern petrol engines can last nearly half a million miles? In this video, I look at the story of the 436,583-mile Suzuki Vitara, why durability like this matters, and whether the obsession with forcing car makers into EV production ignores a basic truth: A car that lasts is sustainable too. This is not just about Suzuki. It is about the wider debate around the EV mandate, long-term durability, affordability, and what real-world motorists actually need. Because if a well-maintained petrol car can do this kind of mileage, then maybe the argument is not as simple as some people want it to be. In this video: The 436,000-mile Suzuki Vitara story Why durability matters in the sustainability argument The difference between real-world longevity and policy-driven targets Why older and reliable ICE cars still matter Whether the EV mandate ignores what buyers actually want If you enjoy honest car market analysis, EV debate coverage, dealer insight and no-nonsense motoring discussion, make sure you like, subscribe, and comment below. Do you think forcing manufacturers like Suzuki into EVs makes sense, when they can build petrol engines that last this long?