It’s mind-blowing.

That won't tow any boats.

The kid-killer has a new trim.

Success that still relied on government subsidies to the tune of billions of dollars.

Like someone else we know all too well

With the Prius, Toyota built a fiercely loyal green customer base who would follow it anywhere. Instead of capitalizing on that and moving toward EVs quickly, Toyota said ‘this is it’. A smart company would’ve recognized this regardless of public policy.

Those Rhonda folks don’t need an EV, because they barely ever drive. The only reason Rhonda has a car parked 5 blocks away is because the city allows her to park it for free.

If the CEO wasn’t an unhinged genius who I have no intention of supporting financially or otherwise, I’d probably have a Tesla parked in my garage now

They do. It is. And many drivers still don’t put them down.

Looks about right.

These people just don’t realize how attached people are to their phones.

“demand for oil could fall by five million barrels per day by 2030.”

You clearly need to do more research.

Cell phone batteries (especially old ones) are not EV batteries. Plenty of evidence of Prii running fine for more than a decade. Or (now) Teslas.

2nd and 3rd gear:

Your conjecture about batteries doesn’t line up with the evidence.

MBs attempt at irrelevance.

ND. What the ad really means is that there were 458 others sold in this country that could be available for spare parts. I’m guessing maybe one or two are left.

The Bolt was and is hamstrung by it’s slow charging rate.

You must be in California looking at all the Teslas.