Depends where the floor is for them price wise. If the floor is say, $15k, then you use it for 3-4 years, it costs buttons to run as you charge overnight etc. - then you could sell it to someone else in theory.

I’m not sure how they got this price, just looking at their car sales website the cheapest are total bases ones for $24-25k and all have miles.

I think you’ll find it’s “Paucity du Couleur”

No but they’d know you know

Drat. I didn’t think about that. Maybe park it in the woods for animals to shelter in for the winter.

I’d take it and rent it out to some influencer twats.

You can get a sticker that says “I got this  before I knew Elon was a sack of shit” or similar.

Lady across the street who thinks Camrys are amazing had an EcoSport for a week before getting rid for an old CX-5.

14 minutes tops...

I’d like to take it somewhere like Moab where nobody would expect to see it. And just thrash it until it fell to bits.

Just let it sit on the bump stops.

Glad your electricity is cheap, sounds like you’re getting smashed on all other prices from what I see online.

Yes, I work for Toyota.

You have to wonder about the shiny trim Toyota are putting on these, Corollas and RAV4s long term. As these will be likely roller car wash owners, they will look like shit by year 3-4.

Yep, same as the VW ID products. Something you’d never know as an everyday buyer.

Surprising considering the battery life in a cold climate for more than half the year.

27,762 according to the webs. The sister car, the Solterra, has sold around 15,000. Ouch.

And Toyota isn’t losing their ass on each one they sell unlike many companies like Rivian and Ford.

Put the building on air suspension. Problem solved.

A sad one I’m afraid. My dad’s best friend bought his son a Lotus Elise. He drove toward the end of the road on his first drive at a fair speed, a recovery truck cut the corner entering the road - they crashed and the son hit his head on the B-pillar and roof, was in a coma for 2 months before they turned off the…