Seriously, people who complain probably wish they had an extra inch and a half elsewhere.

I think we’re only starting to stretch your level of comprehension.

While I agree that Aviation will be tough due to lack of incentive on a global scale, high develop cost for the commercial market which includes improvement in battery technology to get us there, and safety regulations, however I wouldn’t say that the batteries will never scale.

Yeah, it’s real depressing that journalists provide helpful articles informing readers about how they can ensure their safety in adverse driving conditions. You might not have learned anything form this deeply depressing article, but every day someone new is getting their driver’s license. You never know who could…

From the actual article: “Schumer’s proposal would provide $45 billion for additional EV charging stations and $17 billion in incentives for automakers to build new factories or retool existing ones to assemble zero-emission vehicles”

Except that money is more importantly needed for future development costs, especially in the ERA of EVs. They could maybe afford to fill those plants with new models if they had more money in their R&D bucket. It’s not a corporation’s task to make sure people get overpaid when they are unskilled. UAW workers display…

You could pick up a used G80 for under $30k?

Here you go, David: https://duluth.craigslist.org/cto/d/duluth-1994-toyota-landcruiser/6877258819.html