I am considering bringing a plug-in cooler (plugs into cigarette lighter socket) to Scotland next week and I am unsure whether vehicles in the UK operate with a 12 Volt DC battery. Silly question but I'm finding it hard to find an answer. Thanks, Craig.
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Yes. One of the very few things common throughout the world.
There used to be some 6 volt cars, but there would be none for rent, unless you specifically rent something from the 60s.
US cars are negative ground . . UK cars used to be positive ground (at least in 1952) . . anyone know if the difference is still there?
Rich