Nice, time to get a Prius and adopt a 4th dog!!!

Average lifespans are short in the Philippines.  I also bet over 90% of jeepney drivers smoke cigarettes anyway.  It would be impossible to get good numbers finding drivers that never smoked or haven't in the last 10+ years.  

A 370 is quite cheap when you compare it to a much weaker BRZ

The only thing better than a fake hood scoop is 2 fake hook scoops

My bet is that the efficiency loss when towing will be less bad than with an ICE. At 11,000lbs, the electric motors aren’t being taxed, the suspension is

Not really.  That's a soft testing time.  

Ovals are boring, drifting is boring too

The aren't going to hypermil one car and not the other for EPA testing.  You're really an engineer?  Don't you think they should compare things equally their through similar testing?

More like 2x the power. This gets barely better gas mileage than a RWD Ford Ranger with similar power and a truck’s body.

They do hold their value. What's wrong with yours to be selling $1000 under the book?  Not a big deal for a $20000 car but a lot for a car under $4000

AOC is stupid, but taxes are still too low aslnd easy to avoid. I make my living off these people. Often hearing their discussions about finding loopholes in the tax system. I don’t really hear regular folks brag about paying 15%?or less) on their taxes.

Dealers get incentives for bulk buys.  That's how they wind up with so much inventory.

I’ve driven one of these dinky vans in the Philippines. A manual, 4 speed column shifter. I’d have one in a second if I thought I’d survive a head on collision at 25mph in one.

How do you know it's not just a bumper based gas tank?

I have a mostly seasonal job and own a 15 passenger, high roof transit van. For the 100 days I ACTUALLY work, I’m driving 300-450 each day with a decent load. I wouldn’t be able to wait +4hrs to charge it past half of the day. A decent number of fleet vehicles are driven like this.

I’d rather see the median mileage vs the average. I drive my hhigh roof work van about 40k miles a year. I bet most don't do over 20k and some are doing 60k.  My bet is that the average has to be under 18k since no high roof vans are on the list

Tell her she can sleep with her uber hot colleague if you can get this new truck.  

They need to research what kind of suckers will be getting these

Can you get 25mpg in it?

Slightly broke rednecks need to roll coal too