My 2017 V6s manual with 35k mi has only been serviced by dealer. Oil changes are like $225. Other than O2 sensors and a battery replaced under warranty, zero issues. I also have an I-Pace and F-Pace because, used, they are almost free.

Wait. Is this another unfinished Tavarish project?

You have never bought gas for your boat on a lake if you think this is unreasonable.

Please Porsche give me a Boxster version that has no more than 150 miles of range, and keep it as light as you can. I never will need more range than that.

Well, it’s no ‘69 Charger, but it’s not like buying a $6500 Pizza. Buy it, drive it, and if I can read the room here, there will be a line of others willing to trade you their $6500 for it when you move to the next toy.

Hundreds of billions?

Why the coffee and water was so expensive...

I have a manual car. And two EVs.

I don’t understand why some independent mechanic is working on a brand new electric car. This does not pass the smell test.

Chevy Volt. Very safe safe vehicle. EV depreciation makes them cheap to purchase. Make sure they pay for their own gas. They can go 40 mi on electricity, so they’re never far from home.

Sure. For driver who’s guaranteed to crash in the first year. This is just what you want your child (to die) in.

It’s a real problem when these underwater cars get totaled in a crash. As an attorney in this area, I love explaining to a client who just had their 2-year-old car destroyed by a drunk driver that all the insurance money will go to the bank AND they have to immediately come up with thousands of dollars to pay off the…

As the owner of both a 2017 F-Type S (6-spd) and a 2022 I-Pace (5k miles $44k), I agree with Tom. They are fantastic deals. No mechanical issues with either, but I love that everyone still thinks that ..

Clearly you don't live in Minnesota. Hard top is for the winter.

Then there is this now deleted footage:

The current incentives also work with used cars now. A used EV is effectively $7500 off MSRP the minute it rolls off the lot. Giving additional credit to used EV could effectively mean tax credits exceed the cost of the vehicle if it were sold enough. That seems like nonsense.

“It’s also important to note that this is just a proposal and is still subject to legislative criticism.”

Nice use of superscript and symbols!

I upgraded mine to 16KB RAM! Still have it somewhere...

Seriously? If you are not making sure that other drivers are going to stop -- even when you have the green light, you are not using “all the preparedness in the world.”