Even using your close to ideal case, including buying used vs new, you are saving $0.13/mile and paid $22,000, meaning you need to drive ~170,000 miles to break even. That calculation is also assuming gas never goes down and electricity never goes up.

The “buy a new Civic because gas is expensive and your $4k Suburban is bankrupting you” always cracked me up.

Buy a $60,000 EV to save $100/month in gas.

Tesla Model 3s and Ys.

Neutral.

• At least three cubic meters

gonna jump it

Guy: “I don’t want a 4Runner”.

Lawrence -> immediately recommends 4Runner

Isn’t that a Frontier in the pic ?

I wonder if this Ute has “posi-traction”

If buying this gets you into legal trouble, I might know a guy.

Is it me or is the camber on the rear wheels off/not right?

I own a 2000 Jaguar XK8, at $4k this seems fair, but I’d note the following:

The real trick is not letting it dip below 50 mph.

My lord these things are absolutely atrocious to look at. I’ve kissed a fish that was better looking.

Um, kudos to the guy for a budget of $30-45K having just graduated college. My budget for transportation right after college was a half eaton box of Frosted Flakes and a rusty lawn chair...

At a minimum, when it’s your birthday.

I worked for one of the largest producers of semiconductors for the automotive industry for over 20 years. You are correct that they do not use cutting edge chip technology, but it isn’t to save money. In fact we struggled to get the big 2.5 to move to newer processes (which were still older cost reduced fabs vacated…