At $129,000.00 each, I think I will pass on it.Old fogeys in here need to get outta the way. Daddy elon is coming through with a new model y
At $129,000.00 each, I think I will pass on it.Old fogeys in here need to get outta the way. Daddy elon is coming through with a new model y
On his way to launch another rocket that will burn all the fuel his teslas save.Old fogeys in here need to get outta the way. Daddy elon is coming through with a new model y
Be careful what you wish for . . . at the very least, be a little selective about it.It's all about the future
Daddy Elon wants everybody to have things his way. If you roll over that easily, you'll get what you deserve.Old fogeys in here need to get outta the way. Daddy elon is coming through with a new model y
The future is being cancelled, much like our past.It's all about the future
And the money. Kind of a perfect scam to start a new taxation system on something that no one really seems to understand (carbon credits) and just keep upping the taxes until your citizens are back under your control.It's all about the future
Its all about the money. Someone didn't think it through with EVs, and only thinking short term. Loss of road tax from lost fuel revenue needs to be recouped somehow....
The ads conveniently "forget" about those hidden costs.Here in Canada it's worse. 5% GST, 7% PST, fed road tax, provincial road tax, transit levy, carbon tax A-B-C, road improvement tax, environmental tax, plus several more. In several states, they are already on top of the lost revenue scenario, annual license fees have increased for hybrids..and even more for plug-in hybrids....and through the roof for 100% EV's.
The ads conveniently "forget" about those hidden costs.
Im all for more ppl to buy EVs and hybrids, it drives gas price down! Thank you greenies.
The Mach E is not a car, but anyway . . .Man you people are nuts, it's just a car
For a whopping $56K, the damned battery better work.The Mach E is not a car, but anyway . . .
This thread is about an EV failure mode that has no true counterpart in ICE vehicles and requires excessive effort to be expended in order to diagnose and repair.
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Especially at its replacement or repair cost.For a whopping $56K, the damned battery better work.
I get it. It is not for everyone.That's about as different from the way I want my cars to drive as you can get.
I don't need, use, or want big acceleration response in the lower speed ranges associated with most non-highway speeds. It'd only make trying to drive smoothly into, through, and out of the corners trickier than it need be. And if you're going to rein all that response in with electronic nannies there's not even much point in having it in the first place.
I need braking to be 100% on me, not shared with unknown amounts of regenerative braking.
Norm
Especially at its replacement or repair cost.
Obviously, even today's technology can be hobbled by (or brought to a screeching halt by) indifferent QC.
Norm
Flip side is, F1 cars are all hybrids, including regenerative braking, and they seem to have it down to a fine art. The 'Formula E' cars are 100% electric, also have regenerative braking... and they too have it down to a fine art, so either method can be made to work from a track car perspective....so it's all seamless and transparent to the driver. But the F1 hybrid / Formula E cars may well be far more advanced in response, and handling vs a consumer street car.That's about as different from the way I want my cars to drive as you can get.
I don't need, use, or want big acceleration response in the lower speed ranges associated with most non-highway speeds. It'd only make trying to drive smoothly into, through, and out of the corners trickier than it need be. And if you're going to rein all that response in with electronic nannies there's not even much point in having it in the first place.
I need braking to be 100% on me, not shared with unknown amounts of regenerative braking.
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