Remove gas tax? YES!  Implement a mileage tax?  ONLY on EVs.

Well, that notion was included as a “study” in Bidumb’s multi-trillion dollar infrastructure plan which was passed months ago.  We can all guess how it will end up.

“Vegan vinyl” is a head-shaker.  Vinyl seats would be a hard pass, with fake vinyl not even being worth a look.  And fake vinyl in a fast vehicle which shouldn’t be fast at all is completely oxymoronic.

Better build quality too (but that isn’t really saying much).

Sometimes, and this is one of those times, where all of that stuff goes out the window for the sake of actually enjoying the product. Although I’m not sure you understand that.

Or they will make the switch and the company itself will die off.

And what would be the point of going electric, only for the bikes (or cars for that matter) to be loud?

They keep saying they will do it, but it’s like someone with common sense is overruling the foolishness.

Absolutely NO EV should have high performance.  after all, they exist to save the planet which runs completely counter to high performance.

My reply to this article is a single word: good.

All of the infrastructure in the world doesn’t mean squat if people STILL have to stand around for hours waiting for their cars to recharge.  That fact seems to have gotten lost in the frenzy to be trendy.

Add this to the long list of reasons not to buy an EV.

Huh, sounds like my feelings about the dumbocrats.  And if you’re a Biden voter, you owe me gas money.

The Venza was discontinued but was brought back about a year ago.

Yep, they are stupid enough to know that the vegetable currently residing in the White House sure as h*ll didn’t get 81 million votes.

Sticks and stones my friend...sticks and stones.

And that price would be wayyyy too high.

This is likely just a another “me too” EV.  Let’s pass judgement on the car and Toyota until we know such things as the range, time to recharge, and the price, which are all still mysteries.

So you want a fake Batmobile?

No, they wouldn’t.  Truck profits have been propping up car losses for years.  It’s just that someone (Hackett) finally said enough is enough.  And face it, there are only so many R&D dollars to go around - why put that money into designing new vehicle lines for a shrinking market (sedans) when those dollars are…