Let’s be honest, how many people are planning on wheeling their brand new $45k Bronco hard enough to actually find the limits of IFS? Plenty of Toyotas have run the Rubicon, a few fully independantly suspended Land Rovers have too, what trail are people planning on running in the Bronco that’s more challenging than…
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It’s the perfect choice.
Yeah, because designing a strategy based around appealing to people who cry endlessly for smaller and cheaper is always a winning business.... /s
MSRP on those trucks is $36k for a base 2wd, V6 , crew cab F150.
Send a message to Elon via twitter. That seems to be the only way to get their attention, and even link it back to this story
It has been done already.
$20k is pretty light, by the time you take into account the labor of pulling the engine and reinstalling, figure about $26k for the most common 4 cylinder and about $35k for a continental 6.
France. We come from France.
And my road trips are 950 miles and I stop only for gas and don’t let anyone pee. 310 miles range is shit
Works perfectly for me, I refuse to buy new cars already based on price alone. I’ll get an EV as soon as the options I want are available and used. And I believe they will be in ten years, as more attractive EV sports cars get put out.
My new issue is I know exactly what kind of car I want, and it’s not electric. Right now I want to keep driving an 86 and would buy one used. Instead I’ll drive what I have until I either have kids or it gives out on me. Then I’ll look into the price of converting it into an EV. If I do have kids, I want a better…
Agreed. Most people who haven’t lived with an EV radically overestimate how much range they need.
And I’ll be there to buy them outright off lease for pennies. We did that for my wife’s car, a 2016 E-golf. Got it for 14,500 all in. Had less than 8k miles on it. It’s nice enough, but if I could get something more fun to drive like the Mini, I’d easily go that route for my next commuter car.
Stricter rules are taking effect in 2020, so they’re supposedly withholding sales until 2020.
Being a San Diego transplant myself who has to commute by car, imo the public transit still has a long way to go. They are putting money into it, but it’s really not enough. Large popular neighborhoods are missed by the trolly system and have to rely on useless buses. And large business parks outside of the city have…
“And it costs damn near $40,000, which is what I take issue with.”
That’s Lorem Ipsum.
Nice!
Honda initially built the S2000 as a birthday present to itself to celebrate its heritage.
Porsche talked all that trash, and then when it came to the most important metric for an EV...it couldn’t beat vehicles 25% of it’s price?! Congrats Porsche...you’ll be the fastest EV alright...from charging station to charging station. Go take several seats!