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/——/ My brother has driven a Prius for 10+ years and loves it. Nice solid ride, low maintenance costs at the dealer. He told me how many miles he had on the odometer, north of 80k but I honestIy don’t remember the exact number.Hybrid Cars are more practical than EVs because hybrids can go about 600 miles between fill-ups and of course they can be refilled in a couple of minutes at the plentiful gas stations.
/——/ I’m sure some guy working in his garage is trying to find a way to revitalize a dead EV battery. Instant multi millionaire if he figures it out.EV's are a major scam.
Lol I can get a battery for my car for about 60 dollars. Your electric car battery costs 200 times that. The very definition of stupid.That was nice of them.
Is there a car that runs on coal or something that the driver should have been driving?
I don’t even need batteries because mine plugs into the wall…Lol I can get a battery for my car for about 60 dollars. Your electric car battery costs 200 times that. The very definition of stupid.
/——/ You can’t make this up either. $28k for new Bolt battery. They should change the name to the Chevy Bilk
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The two vehicles I drive the most these days are my 1976 Chevy pickup and my 1988 Dodge conversion van. Just the $1,712.68 tax on that repair estimate is more than I paid for both the conversion van($800) and the pickup truck($500).
I wonder if it's "CRUELTY" to demand that one be educated beyond his or her workstation in life (otherwise if they are choosing the paths they are on FREELY)??Irony is Goot.
Or ... " A dictator ... must fool all the people all the time and
there's only one way to do that,he must also fool himself. "
-- Somerset Maugham
Absolutely. That charging station isn't going have electricity on its own.Well, it was THEIR COAL that produces the electricity. Seems only right
Would be a lot more quite an operation, and would outrun anything the federal agent's could get after them with, otherwise if an old timey get away was called for....
Absolutely. That charging station isn't going have electricity on its own.
I'm originally from northeastern Pennsylvania, we have a lot of basically one lane roads that have two-way traffic on them so you have to be really careful when you come to a bridge it's only one vehicle will fit in it's always a tighter squeeze. One in particular, both sides of traffic come from curves and the bridge if you could call it that overlooks a waterfall where it's about 300 ft straight down. It's one of those roads you never want to be on in the winter time especially when there's an ice storm. I was very surprised in that article that electronic charger station was so close. At least that was lucky. It doesn't need gas but you always have to make sure it's charged up. I'm thinking the next logical step is to have these electrical vehicles continuously charge on the major highways like electric trains are now. At least then stupid people won't be stranding themselves anymore.Hey Stosh. You ever drive through WV in your life. There are some hills you can't believe you just made it up. Or a windy narrow roads winding all the way up nose bleed elevations? Not suitable for a matchbox car
That was nice of them.
Is there a car that runs on coal or something that the driver should have been driving?
I don't think the moonshiners use electrical vehicles to transport their hooch, do you?
Just put slots in all the roads and electrify the road.I'm originally from northeastern Pennsylvania, we have a lot of basically one lane roads that have two-way traffic on them so you have to be really careful when you come to a bridge it's only one vehicle will fit in it's always a tighter squeeze. One in particular, both sides of traffic come from curves and the bridge if you could call it that overlooks a waterfall where it's about 300 ft straight down. It's one of those roads you never want to be on in the winter time especially when there's an ice storm. I was very surprised in that article that electronic charger station was so close. At least that was lucky. It doesn't need gas but you always have to make sure it's charged up. I'm thinking the next logical step is to have these electrical vehicles continuously charge on the major highways like electric trains are now. At least then stupid people won't be stranding themselves anymore.
And our Grid is a Rube Goldberg klikkity klakkity piece of fucking junk that looks like a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzleSince 25% of our electricity comes directly from coal ... a quarter of EVs run on coal.
True, but usually get aways are short lived if they are to succeed at all.. Now if running from county to county it could get interesting in the drainage department. Might not be so lucky then.Only problem is how long the battert lasts. These battries drain more quickly in cold weather and reduce battery life when the A/C is going in hot weather. THat 300 mile radius drops drastically in bothe cases.
Range depends on various factors correct ?My electric vehicle has a three hundred mile range between charges. It takes two hours to charge. Remembering when to charge is the key. Story means nothing.
Range depends on various factors correct ?
Yeah... okay?Since 25% of our electricity comes directly from coal ... a quarter of EVs run on coal.
