Yeah, everything is OK until you hit the back door, then it all goes to shit.
Yeah, everything is OK until you hit the back door, then it all goes to shit.
Had to have it and be one of the first ones with it.
“Hi, I owe 27k on my car, and that’s too expensive! I’d like to buy a car for $28k to lower my payment.”
They just need a to create a separate event called “Curbs and Mustangs”.
Tweel: The preferred brand of getaway drivers everywhere.
Yeah, that’s the other thing. I’d have a really hard time spending in excess of $40,000 on a new Kia because--although the cars are quite nice--their dealership experience really hasn’t caught up. It is catered first and foremost at credit-challenged customers who will put up with all sorts of crap because they don’t…
3rd: Let me get this straight, Toyota thinks widespread EV adoption is never really going to happen but flying taxis will?
I thought this was the greatest threat to world peace.
Star for buying a van.
Plus the Atlas gets 56 mpg! (According to Volkswagen)
Ya, basically we need the Corolla of EVs. Dammit batteries! Imagine $15K EVs with 500 miles of range?
The vast majority of people in this country don’t save enough for retirement. It’s something like 75-80%. They will literally run out of money before they die. It’s the retirement savings that really should dictate what kind of car a person can drive.
I think how much you spend on the vehicle is highly, highly dependent upon what other expenses you have. If you make $100k/yr but you own your house/condo, have no student loan debt, and have some money in the bank then go right ahead and buy a $70k car.
“The old ICE cars will then be scrapped.”
454 billion? Can we fix the roads and schools first.
“investing in batteries that can be swapped out more easily”
To be fair....its much more attractive than the Model 3.
Good lord just walk to your car already.