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Michael, people don’t realize how expensive it is to own an electric vehicle. I think it’ll be a while before an electric car will get 900 to 1,000 miles. Make sure you do your homework very extensively. There’s a lot more expenses to own an electric car than they’re telling you. I’m not an expert on electric cars, but retired from a Auto Plant after 38 yrs. helped! Like I tell everybody, do what you want but don’t cry about it after you spend lots of money on one.Do your homework!
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Answer: Because 15 months ago there was this little thing called a pandemic (maybe you heard of it....almost 1 million Americans died from in less than 2 years) Anyways..... that pandemic shut everything down and nobody was driving their cars hence not using gas. Now imaging how we could get back to that export status again without a virus? Answer: Americans don't use gas. And how would they do that? Answer: By driving vehicles that don't use gas.:ho: |
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Batteries and cars are bad for the environment, and Vaccines have trackers in them - about the same. |
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Then you say you are not an expert, but worked in an Ice factory. Helped! (not sure why that matters or what it means.) On the other hand, numerous Tesla owners have posted on these constantly repeating threads, and in EVERY case they are more than satisfied at how inexpensive the EVs are to own. Police departments (obviously hard on cars) are testing Tesla's and in every case are happy with the cost savings and are typically ordering more to replace the ICE vehicles they traditionally used. Schools are buying EV Buses because they are so my more Inexpensive to own and operate. And on and on. But, "THEY are not telling us the truth" Hmmm, who to believe. |
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Any EV companies offering a 150,000 warranty on batteries? OH, year, they are. I don't know if the battery warranty is transferable on Tesla's but regardless of age, they have a 100,000 to 150,000 mile warranty. Since the example you quoted was a USED car, we have no way of knowing what use it had been put to, how it had been abused or anything. I am fairly certain if I said, I both a USED 5 year old ICE (you pick the brand) and complained about it, you would say, you get what you pay for when buying used. |
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I have never worn out gasoline burning vehicle new or used. I just got tired of them and had to have something else. But, I know where the dip stick and valve stems are. Most people don’t keep vehicle long enough to change oil let along ware one out. It be same with electric they trade every 3 years. |
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I believe electricity will be the fuel for now until something else comes along. |
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