Battery YUASA or Duralast

I would stick with a Yuasa YBX3012 - they are known to work reliably in the Zoe so I would go from others experience.

I did just replace the battery in the Trans Am in the fall after 15 years (bought when I picked the car up - I really got my money's worth on that Duralast). It had never been on a tender and that car sees maybe 1500 miles in a big year. But of course it also has virtually zero parasitic drain. I didn't even realize how weak it was progressively getting until I had a no start moving it out of the garage for a wash. It started so much easier on the new batt, I was actually laughing.

Personally I'd always go with Bosch but recently had to get a new battery for my wife's car. I got a Yuasa battery and so far do good.

Halfords stock Yuasa which I've never had a problem with

I have the true start now. Previous one is yuasa from 2004 that lasts a good 17 years.

I'm about to replace the battery on my 2013 acura tl 3.5L, looking for some advice on choosing between two batteries. The two batteries im looking at are the ACDelco Advantage 24FS or the Duralast ProPower Plus 24F-DL. They are similar in specs, same CCA though the duralast does have about 100 more cranking amps and 17 minutes more of reserve time. The acdelco comes with 18month warranty while the duralast has 2 years.

I’ve always used Yuasa and always get at least 7 year’s life

The other one (duralast one) has a better cca and will perform better in the winter months.

Put a Yuasa in the Fiesta when I had it. It worked... I can't say much beyond that.

I've gone through two VW batteries in 32K miles under three years. They suck. Just replaced it with a Duralast Gold from Autozone which has a 3 year full replacement warranty and 5 year prorated.