Indeed, I have no problems with EV's. I'll get one when I feel they're worth buying. I don't need some suit pointing their finger at me and shaming me for driving a gasoline pickup when they're out flying around in private jets going to worthless environmental meetings.
@@Slane583 Could not agree more and have done as much in that I have solar on my roof. It is not virtue signaling at all.. it is cost/benefit. I live in Commiefornia which means two things. One... we have sunshine almost every day. and two... we have the highest power cost rates in the nation. My power bill ran around $250 a month average. My loan on the solar is $110 a month. if I have a monthly power bill now it is $20 or so. Also I got maybe $6k in rebates that I used on my taxes at the time Now... what I drive is a 74 Chevy half ton lowered hot rod with late model LS drive train it is... pretty..'fast' and being that old is immune to smog laws. My other car is a 201`4 Dodge charger ex cop car with a warmish Hemi in it. The grocery store is 4 blocks away. I had thought of an electric trike just for grocery runs lol
@@doranmaxwell1755 I'm in upstate NY. We have a few people around here who have either a few solar panels in their yards or on their roofs. But other than people who willingly want solar it's just not practical here. We don't have enough sun light over the summer season to recoup the cost of investment. But if it helps save on the power bill then good for them. Because our power can be pricy too since we're not running on city or town power which is normally cheaper. Both my mother and I each have pickups, hers' is an orange Colorado and I have a Silverado. So we don't even own cars. Since we're right in town it's pretty much walking distance to the grocery store. If I was to get an EV it would mainly be for short distance drives so I didn't have to take the truck. EV's are like drivable power tools, they're perfect for short distance spurt-use. If you do tons of short distance drives all week a charge would last a good deal of time.
@@Satjr35031 Amazon or no other business would buy, or use " "EV's" if not for the tax payer funded subsidies, and credits, as for the post office do I have to also make an explanation for the post office. EV's would NOT be manufactured, sold, bought, or operated if the US tax payer did not pay the largest total cost for them. Greenie weenie S--T is one of the worst wastes of tax payer money, the only thing that may be worse is tax payer financing the importation of illegals..
@@Opinionsrnotfacts574 Exactly it was Ellon who started this thing with EV. Not to mention that mostly republican states have Wind turbines and so on. Taxes is very good example.
Model 3 cost the same as a Honda accord base model Cyber truck is the same price as a new diesel truck. They still arent cheap but in 5 or so years you could get a used Tesla for 20. They arent expensive we are broke.
@@tammyhenderson7107 Out of pocket yep. Insurance and if not at fault they pay. But yes they are still in the BMW luxury repair bracket for repairs. Bout 5 more years cost will come down. The battery buildup going on is insane right now. Just in north Georgia its ramping way up. Prices will come down.
No ,your totally wrong here Steve , not gonna see more EV sales . Infrastructure has totally failed as have many chargers don't work , cars do not operate in winter , we've all see this . Hybrids do good . EVs are not .
Very doubtful of a renaissance in the ev area. Dirty wasteful and dangerous indusrty. Who wants a car where the battery is no good in a few years and you have to buy a new car? Costs in more resources to build and overloads the power grids. Admit its a bad idea and move on.
@ Im 68 years old and probably have a half million miles under my belt. I was a line tech for two major car companies. So yeah, I know my ICE well. You might want to try one unless you’re afraid to get hooked!
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682 Got ya beat there Skippy. I'm pushing 70 and I'm quite sure I've logged more miles on the highways and the byways than you ever have. I currently own six ICE vehicles and I enjoy each one of them tremendously, especially my two cruisers and my Coachmen RV. I travel abroad all year long to many national parks and many biker events across the country. My ICE vehicles get me all around the country just fine. I have no desire or need to test drive an EV.
The massive increase in Bitcoin comes as markets tumble, inflation soars, and the Fed enacts steep rate hikes-all of which spell deeper losses for portfolios this quarter. With treasury yields also climbing, now could be an opportune time to pivot. I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $125k bond/stock portfolio.
I agree, just because the market presents opportunities doesn't mean we should rush in headfirst. For this reason, we should look for appropriate market analysis or guidance or, alternatively, seek advice from certified market strategists.
I enjoy my day to day market decisions being guided by a portfolio-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around going long and short at the same time both employing risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying off risk as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, coupled with the exclusive information/analysis they have, it's near impossible to not outperform, been using a portfolio-coach for over 2years+ and I've netted over $300k .
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No interest in an EV. My 2003 VW Jetta TDI turbo diesel gets 55-60 mpg on the highway and its paid off ! and took 1/3 the resources of an EV to produce and has lasted 21 years and going strong !
The US economy is already in recession. Any rate cut will not ignite inflation. The banks will tighten even more, all consumer and corporate credit lending. This is the beginning of a deflationary period for your assets. Stocks markets will decline, and stock values disappear in a blink of the eye. Businesses will begin layoffs in earnest which will soon be reflected in the unemployment rate and unemployment claims, to further solidify the recession. In fact, when the FED cut rates in Sept, it will signify that the Titanic is going under, and it will suck everything down. Retail and housing sales will truly decline as consumer hold off their purchases. The inverted yield curve will then turn positive, but remember, certain assets like stocks and Crypto’s acts as a hedge. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 130k to a decent 532k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Milton Harper, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
@humming-birdaerialimaging682 US DOT projects that there will be 239.24 million licensed drivers in the US in 2024. According to the latest available data ( 7-17-2024), there are approximately 3.3 million EVs registered in the US. Sure some EVs were sold, but the overwhelming gap between the numbers of licensed drivers in the US vs the number of actual EVs registered, is proof that drivers in the US overwhelming do not want EVs. I'm sure you have one and you're happy with it. That's fine by me. But I like my ICEs and I have no desire to purchase an EV. Enjoy your little EV.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682 Well the numbers suggest otherwise no matter how much you try and spin it. ICE vehicle sales still dominate the market and that's fact. Recently major auto makers have announced they're dialing back on EV production due to the lack of consumer interest. I'm aware of an abandoned major shopping mall parking lot that a local EV dealer has rented parking space there to park hundreds of EV vehicles that are not selling, and they have no room on their sales lot to store them. I've seen that mall parking lot full of them in Chesterfield, Missouri.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682 Well the numbers suggest otherwise no matter how much you try and spin it. ICE vehicle sales still dominate the market and that's fact. Auto makers recently announced that they were dialing back on EV production due to the lack of consumer interest. Furthermore, it's a free market and people want to make their own choice on what kind of vehicle they prefer to own. Not mandated by the government and forced to buy a vehicle they don't want.
EV cost will have to come way way way down on prices for people to wanna change..trucks will remain diesel a while because they need to power in all terrain conditions
Granted, the technology exists, but there needs to be improvements in quality control and sufficient infrastructure to accommodate EV's. They also need to be more reliable, particularly for commuting to work or long trips.
At least Elon has secured that is Americans buy an EV they will continue to receive a $7500 subsidy and won't buy a Chinese made EV which will have a 60% import duty on it.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682 Hahaha.....you posted this reply all over the place. Yet you ignore the fact that there will be approximately 239 million licensed drivers in the US in 2024, according to the US DOT. As of July, 2024, the latest data has EVs registered in the US at 3.3 million. That gap in the number of licensed drivers and registered EVs, is proof that drivers in the US overwhelming do not want EVs. You keep up with your nonsense while ignoring the bigger picture.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682 That's not what I said. Read my reply again. I did not mention 3 million buyers. Latest data indicates there are currently 3.3 million registered EV vehicles in the US, that's what I said. Furthermore, if you own one drive it, and while you humming around in your little EV leave the rest of us alone that don't want one.
Range anxiety and depreciation remain the main concerns around EV’s. If charging access is increased and the price goes down enough then purchases will increase.
Hybrids are the way to get to cleaner emissions. They are so much more practical than EV. Look up Edison truck company, they are diesel electric Semi’s.
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As long as the infrastructure for charging stations is not growing buying an EV is limited . Plus the additional power needed won’t cut it with alternate energy ! Nuclear power is our future !
I would be surprised if there was an uptick in people buying EV"s in the USA. The hybrid should have been the main thrust in moving to cleaner air.. The pure EV"s are not good for long cross country trips, they are not good in frigid temps, they are not good in high temps., charging stations limited and long charging time. Charging at home will eventually have to be a fee added to your electric bill. No plug in EV's in my future. EVER!
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I have had three hybrids since 2016. That is the propulsion system that makes the most sense to me. Reduced emissions. Better fuel mileage. No dependency of the power grid that is already serving beyond its capacity. And they are quick!
Cutting regulations is a double edged sword. I'm not on the EV boat at all to be honest. And all of you should keep in mind, as much as you and Trump love Elon Musk.. he is the one telling you to use EVs. That should tell you that even though you got what you voted for, something is still off.
If you are saying you will never buy an EV you were probably the same person who said they would never buy a car when a horse would work fine. There is no way the first few generations of a new technology will ever be better than the last generations of old technology. We have been making ICE for over 100 years. EV cars are going to be awesome they just are not there yet. If given the chance to operate in a free market EVs will come out ahead given another 10-20 years.
E.V , combustion or hybrid should be a choice, not a mandate
NOT EVER BUYING AN "EV".
Not in our lifetime that’s for sure.👍
Waw best Trump's friend Ellon Mask would be so mad at you for writing this coment.
And now Trampist agains EVs funny.
@@VladM-t7o LOL
EV SUCKS
The man had a point in that people.... Americans... do not want some politician to tell them what they must buy.
Indeed, I have no problems with EV's. I'll get one when I feel they're worth buying. I don't need some suit pointing their finger at me and shaming me for driving a gasoline pickup when they're out flying around in private jets going to worthless environmental meetings.
@@Slane583 Could not agree more and have done as much in that I have solar on my roof. It is not virtue signaling at all.. it is cost/benefit. I live in Commiefornia which means two things. One... we have sunshine almost every day. and two... we have the highest power cost rates in the nation. My power bill ran around $250 a month average. My loan on the solar is $110 a month. if I have a monthly power bill now it is $20 or so. Also I got maybe $6k in rebates that I used on my taxes at the time Now... what I drive is a 74 Chevy half ton lowered hot rod with late model LS drive train it is... pretty..'fast' and being that old is immune to smog laws. My other car is a 201`4 Dodge charger ex cop car with a warmish Hemi in it. The grocery store is 4 blocks away. I had thought of an electric trike just for grocery runs lol
@@doranmaxwell1755 I'm in upstate NY. We have a few people around here who have either a few solar panels in their yards or on their roofs. But other than people who willingly want solar it's just not practical here. We don't have enough sun light over the summer season to recoup the cost of investment. But if it helps save on the power bill then good for them. Because our power can be pricy too since we're not running on city or town power which is normally cheaper.
Both my mother and I each have pickups, hers' is an orange Colorado and I have a Silverado. So we don't even own cars. Since we're right in town it's pretty much walking distance to the grocery store. If I was to get an EV it would mainly be for short distance drives so I didn't have to take the truck. EV's are like drivable power tools, they're perfect for short distance spurt-use. If you do tons of short distance drives all week a charge would last a good deal of time.
Nobody wants an EV. Stupid economist prediction.
Tell that to Amazon and the USPS
@@Satjr35031 Amazon or no other business would buy, or use " "EV's" if not for the tax payer funded subsidies, and credits, as for the post office do I have to also make an explanation for the post office. EV's would NOT be manufactured, sold, bought, or operated if the US tax payer did not pay the largest total cost for them. Greenie weenie S--T is one of the worst wastes of tax payer money, the only thing that may be worse is tax payer financing the importation of illegals..
Elon Musk is betting you are wrong and with Donald's help we will all be forced to buy one
@@Opinionsrnotfacts574 Exactly it was Ellon who started this thing with EV.
Not to mention that mostly republican states have Wind turbines and so on.
Taxes is very good example.
@Opinionsrnotfacts574 very uneducated opinion of Mr. Musks role with Trump.
I'll ride a horse before I think about an EV
😂😂😂😂😂
F EV's
No to EV's. Noone can afford
Model 3 cost the same as a Honda accord base model Cyber truck is the same price as a new diesel truck. They still arent cheap but in 5 or so years you could get a used Tesla for 20. They arent expensive we are broke.
@Bryan-fb8dh Battery replacement for a simple fender bender. Super high.
@@tammyhenderson7107 Out of pocket yep. Insurance and if not at fault they pay. But yes they are still in the BMW luxury repair bracket for repairs. Bout 5 more years cost will come down. The battery buildup going on is insane right now. Just in north Georgia its ramping way up. Prices will come down.
@@tammyhenderson7107 Exactly Ellon Mask is a scammer and all his friends too.
Elon is Donald's bestie now.
Have no mandates. Let manufacturers make EVs (if they want) and sell them to people that want them.
President Trump for America and American citizens...
He love his uneducated voters.
No ,your totally wrong here Steve , not gonna see more EV sales . Infrastructure has totally failed as have many chargers don't work , cars do not operate in winter , we've all see this . Hybrids do good . EVs are not .
Hybrid's are great.
Freedom of Choice. The customer is always right.
No they are not.
@@queenbrightwingthe3890 Go Back to England and enjoy little freedom .
@ good communist. Your hatred comes thru. How mad were you nov 6 morning?
Very doubtful of a renaissance in the ev area. Dirty wasteful and dangerous indusrty. Who wants a car where the battery is no good in a few years and you have to buy a new car? Costs in more resources to build and overloads the power grids. Admit its a bad idea and move on.
You want one buy one if not don’t!
The EV's are best for cities, but many parking garages are banning them as fire hazards.
Don’t lie…not a single garage is banning EVs…
@@thehonesttruth8808 Google it.
State Farm Insurance has banned EV Chargers and EV Cars on their properties all across the U.S.A..
No one wants an EV. not all of us are on the spectrum.
Guess I'm on the spectrum. Best car I've ever owned.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682
Hahaha....you most likely a Gen Z and it's the only car you ever owned.
@ Im 68 years old and probably have a half million miles under my belt. I was a line tech for two major car companies. So yeah, I know my ICE well. You might want to try one unless you’re afraid to get hooked!
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682
Got ya beat there Skippy. I'm pushing 70 and I'm quite sure I've logged more miles on the highways and the byways than you ever have. I currently own six ICE vehicles and I enjoy each one of them tremendously, especially my two cruisers and my Coachmen RV. I travel abroad all year long to many national parks and many biker events across the country. My ICE vehicles get me all around the country just fine. I have no desire or need to test drive an EV.
The massive increase in Bitcoin comes as markets tumble, inflation soars, and the Fed enacts steep rate hikes-all of which spell deeper losses for portfolios this quarter. With treasury yields also climbing, now could be an opportune time to pivot. I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $125k bond/stock portfolio.
I agree, just because the market presents opportunities doesn't mean we should rush in headfirst. For this reason, we should look for appropriate market analysis or guidance or, alternatively, seek advice from certified market strategists.
I enjoy my day to day market decisions being guided by a portfolio-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around going long and short at the same time both employing risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying off risk as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, coupled with the exclusive information/analysis they have, it's near impossible to not outperform, been using a portfolio-coach for over 2years+ and I've netted over $300k .
how can I get your advisor please, if you don't mind me asking? I could really use a help as of now.
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Ev’s in the city yes. Anywhere else big bag of no.!
The battery in your transistor radio will not catch fire...these new batteries will...
I will buy a horse before I would have an EV
So would most. Horses are way more popular than EVs.
I’ll keep my 2003 GMC Sierra 1500.Been paid off for 19 years now and still going strong.
I think he’s way off base. Americans are sick of the EV crap
Think again. 1.2 million sold in 2024... 10% increase over 2023.
Given a choice between an EV and walking... I'll be there eventually, I'm walking.
No middle ground?
Defund NPR- All Things Confused!
EV China built never ever will I own one
No interest in an EV. My 2003 VW Jetta TDI turbo diesel gets 55-60 mpg on the highway and its paid off ! and took 1/3 the resources of an EV to produce and has lasted 21 years and going strong !
I live in Texas... EV is a No Go in this Heat!!
Internal combustion engine...bah! ... I'm sticking with a horse
EV's suck. Economist have been listening to to many journalist.
Difference is, Trump will make EV's a choice rather than a policy.
The US economy is already in recession. Any rate cut will not ignite inflation. The banks will tighten even more, all consumer and corporate credit lending. This is the beginning of a deflationary period for your assets. Stocks markets will decline, and stock values disappear in a blink of the eye. Businesses will begin layoffs in earnest which will soon be reflected in the unemployment rate and unemployment claims, to further solidify the recession. In fact, when the FED cut rates in Sept, it will signify that the Titanic is going under, and it will suck everything down. Retail and housing sales will truly decline as consumer hold off their purchases. The inverted yield curve will then turn positive, but remember, certain assets like stocks and Crypto’s acts as a hedge. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 130k to a decent 532k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Milton Harper, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
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Productivity is never accidental; it is always the result of careful planning, dedication, and consistency.
I like the idea of EV's, however I'd be concerned if there was a power outage.
Ain't nobody wants one. And nobody wants an EV mandate.
Guess we won't include the 1.2 million who bought one this year... 10% increase over 2023.
@humming-birdaerialimaging682
US DOT projects that there will be 239.24 million licensed drivers in the US in 2024.
According to the latest available data ( 7-17-2024), there are approximately 3.3 million EVs registered in the US.
Sure some EVs were sold, but the overwhelming gap between the numbers of licensed drivers in the US vs the number of actual EVs registered, is proof that drivers in the US overwhelming do not want EVs.
I'm sure you have one and you're happy with it. That's fine by me. But I like my ICEs and I have no desire to purchase an EV. Enjoy your little EV.
@ registered drivers is not how to measure sales. Approaching 10 percent of all sales and growing every year.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682
Well the numbers suggest otherwise no matter how much you try and spin it. ICE vehicle sales still dominate the market and that's fact. Recently major auto makers have announced they're dialing back on EV production due to the lack of consumer interest.
I'm aware of an abandoned major shopping mall parking lot that a local EV dealer has rented parking space there to park hundreds of EV vehicles that are not selling, and they have no room on their sales lot to store them. I've seen that mall parking lot full of them in Chesterfield, Missouri.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682
Well the numbers suggest otherwise no matter how much you try and spin it. ICE vehicle sales still dominate the market and that's fact.
Auto makers recently announced that they were dialing back on EV production due to the lack of consumer interest.
Furthermore, it's a free market and people want to make their own choice on what kind of vehicle they prefer to own. Not mandated by the government and forced to buy a vehicle they don't want.
When Fred and Barney were asked about EVz ...both said " Yabba dabba BOO BOOz ! "
Love the joke!! I'm passing it on. 😂 Thank you for posting it.❤
@@karenkelley3537 We'll all be driven the "Flintstone mobile" soon....
EVs will never work for most n most don't want to have to wait an hour or two for a charge!
Never say never, you don't know where EVs could be 5-10 years from now
Educate yourself. 15-20 minutes now on a fast charger.
It should be consumer driven period..
They need to develop a good golf cart, or hover round. Before trying for a car.
Dropping the ev mandate doesn’t stop people from buying ev if they want them
EV cost will have to come way way way down on prices for people to wanna change..trucks will remain diesel a while because they need to power in all terrain conditions
I’ll take my 20 year civic 100x better and cheaper
Granted, the technology exists, but there needs to be improvements in quality control and sufficient infrastructure to accommodate EV's. They also need to be more reliable, particularly for commuting to work or long trips.
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If we got older cars still available- buy one before importing or buying a new one
At least Elon has secured that is Americans buy an EV they will continue to receive a $7500 subsidy and won't buy a Chinese made EV which will have a 60% import duty on it.
Nobody wants EVs the American people have spoken
I guess you're not counting the 1.2 million that purchased one in 2024. Almost a 10% increase over 2023.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682
Hahaha.....you posted this reply all over the place. Yet you ignore the fact that there will be approximately 239 million licensed drivers in the US in 2024, according to the US DOT. As of July, 2024, the latest data has EVs registered in the US at 3.3 million. That gap in the number of licensed drivers and registered EVs, is proof that drivers in the US overwhelming do not want EVs.
You keep up with your nonsense while ignoring the bigger picture.
@ I think you are forgetting that all 3 million don’t buy a car every year. There sales are approaching ten percent of sales. You can’t ignore that.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682
That's not what I said. Read my reply again. I did not mention 3 million buyers. Latest data indicates there are currently 3.3 million registered EV vehicles in the US, that's what I said. Furthermore, if you own one drive it, and while you humming around in your little EV leave the rest of us alone that don't want one.
@@humming-birdaerialimaging682
Go to 👉 'Cadillac can't sell EVs anymore, Cadillac CEO panics.
One hour old
Heritage guy says what?
if an EV renaissance was evident Rivian and Lucid wouldn't be going under.
Range anxiety and depreciation remain the main concerns around EV’s. If charging access is increased and the price goes down enough then purchases will increase.
Hybrids are the way to get to cleaner emissions. They are so much more practical than EV. Look up Edison truck company, they are diesel electric Semi’s.
Say you were a cheerleader for the sake of argument would only serve to confuse me 📝
Early adopters are done buying, EV will not come back without mandates and incentives until technology is ready.
Is this muppet on the View?
I agree with all his "DE-FUND" ideas!
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I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of
information can be a big hurdle. I've been
making more than $200k passively by just
investing through an advisor, and I don't have
to do much work.. Inflation or no inflation, my
finances remain secure. So I really don't blame
people who panic.
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defunding npr/nea and pbs are no brainers
Hopefully stellantis brings back hellcat engines 🙏
All driven by Tesla. Duh. Let the grift roll on. Bye bye NASA.
The free market is what should regulate EV’s
President Trump will at the appropriate time, fix this too.
Yet bidum drives a gasoline car! What a hypothetical administration. 😮
As long as the infrastructure for charging stations is not growing buying an EV is limited . Plus the additional power needed won’t cut it with alternate energy ! Nuclear power is our future !
I would be surprised if there was an uptick in people buying EV"s in the USA. The hybrid should have been the main thrust in moving to cleaner air.. The pure EV"s are not good for long cross country trips, they are not good in frigid temps, they are not good in high temps., charging stations limited and long charging time. Charging at home will eventually have to be a fee added to your electric bill. No plug in EV's in my future. EVER!
In 20 or 30 years, EVs may be competitive.
Deregulation I hope will lead to price dropping and stability
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Sorry Elon Musk but I’ll stick to pickup truck
You are definitely going to see more EV sales thanks to Trump - Chinese EV sales. Trump will hasten legacy auto's demise.
Love my Tesla.
Love my Ariya EV also.
If elon wants you driving EVs.... Trump will tell you it's 'so good'... and you'll do it
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I have had three hybrids since 2016. That is the propulsion system that makes the most sense to me. Reduced emissions. Better fuel mileage. No dependency of the power grid that is already serving beyond its capacity. And they are quick!
Cutting regulations is a double edged sword.
I'm not on the EV boat at all to be honest.
And all of you should keep in mind, as much as you and Trump love Elon Musk.. he is the one telling you to use EVs. That should tell you that even though you got what you voted for, something is still off.
*Today* *is* *the* *12th* *of* *November* *2024.* *There* *are* *68* *days* *17* *hours* *59* *minutes* *and* *12* *seconds* *remaining* *until* *Donald* *Trump* *sends* *the* *army* *after* *his* *political* *opponents.*
ok bot.
If you are saying you will never buy an EV you were probably the same person who said they would never buy a car when a horse would work fine. There is no way the first few generations of a new technology will ever be better than the last generations of old technology. We have been making ICE for over 100 years. EV cars are going to be awesome they just are not there yet. If given the chance to operate in a free market EVs will come out ahead given another 10-20 years.
Pshhh. Hardly. Pretty sure we’re drilling for oil
lol! doubtful.
Turn EV’s into hybrids! Sales pickup 🛻
Each come with fire blanket !