Electric vehicles under water 60-70%...!!!

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Cabin1111

I enjoy watching this father and son duo...About car buying and other things.

It's only worth watching the first 30 minutes...Or start at 20 minutes and watch to the 30 minute mark.

Someone bought a new EV that was two years old, they are now under water by $30-$50,000. off MSRP.


WOW!! Just WOW...

PS And yes, I know what the cost of a new battery is...And the value the new battery would give to the car. But still WOW...
 
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Cabin1111 said:
I enjoy watching this father and son duo...About car buying and other things.

It's only worth watching the first 30 minutes...Or start at 20 minutes and watch to the 30 minute mark.

Someone bought a new EV that was two years old, they are now under water by $30-$50,000. off MSRP.


WOW!! Just WOW...

PS And yes, I know what the cost of a new battery is...And the value the new battery would give to the car. But still WOW...
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FFS, an hour-long video. Can you give us the Cliff's Notes on this please?
 
Cabin1111 said:
Cliff Notes...Go to minute 26:45 and look at the graph.

It says it all...
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Indeed, it is nucking futs as that guy said. Nasty chart.

All the Biden (or whomever) admin had to come up with to appease this eco-terrorist plan of eliminating fossil fuels by 2050, was to push for hybrids, rather than all-electric.

So simple.

15 years ago I was getting nearly 50 MPG with my 2008 Civic Hybrid. FFS, a 2008 car getting that efficiency back then? Imagine what it could get now, with all the advances in chip smarts in the intervening 16 years?? Absolute morons in this government.

All EV by 2050 is going to be the death-knell of our power grid. Mark this post, dudes.
 
So far, there is no China-made car in the US.

When there are China-made cars in the US,
there will be many happy faces;
buyers will be very happy because all EV car prices will go down.

Also, there will also be many sad faces;
the US car makers will suffer a huge loss.

Look at the memory chip makers in the US.
There were > 10.
Now there is only one (Micron).
 
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