Good thing you don't make the laws, lunatic. 

Not even Buck would drive this HHR

I think you’re the only person I’ve ever heard mention the Honda Odyssey dune buggy. When I was about 13, my stepdad somehow got a hold of one of these things. It was one of the red second generation ones. It was noisy and unreliable, but when it actually ran it was a hell of a lot of fun. 

I’m about 3 weeks late with this reply, but that is really interesting. With a deal like that, it makes a ton of sense to go EV.  I assume, though, that prices have gone up since you got the car since it was a 2020.  I would imagine the rebates would still help a good bit, even today.

The ev monthly alone is less than what we pay for gas each month

Probably less relevant since you can fill up with gas in ~5 minutes

This is definitely something I’ve noticed over the past 5 years. I rode for about 10 years, then 5 years ago had a child and stopped due to safety concerns . My family needs me around and I’m just not willing to risk getting annihilated by some idiot making a tik tok video while driving. 

Let me know once you find out so I can apply too

It truly amazes me how many $60k - $80k trucks get sold in this country when median household income in 2020 was $67k. People must be taking out 8 year loans and literally using every single penny that the bank will finance them for.

This is Jalopnik, don’t bring facts or logic into the discussion. Capitalism, investors, and the stock market are bad. Period.

What was your biggest gripe with it?  I was thinking about buying one in the next 2-3 years if the insanity calms down.

Half of the population of this country is functionally illiterate. You expect them to make informed and logical choices when it comes to purchasing a vehicle? Wishful thinking my friend.

As a fellow NE Ohioan, people would riot if they instituted something like this here.

I never thought about how crucial lot lizards are to the global supply chain. Thanks for that.

Defending airlines and their pricing nonsense? I’ve officially seen everything.

Don’t be obtuse. If you’ve shopped at both you know exactly what phatplat is talking about.

As someone with a finance degree, I can tell you that absolutely none of the coursework has anything to do with credit, lending, or dealing with banks/credit unions. Most F&I guys do not have finance degrees and to suggest that you need one to do that job is laughable.

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Driving more than 50 miles a day puts you in the minority, even in Ohio.

Easier to park and $10K to $15K cheaper. If you don’t need more than 4k lbs of towing capacity, this would make a lot more financial sense once you get past the whole “not a real truck” thing.