Tesla Model 3 named winner in KBB’s 5-Year Cost to Own Awards 2022. MAGA wets panties

T. A. Gardner said:
You are wrong on every point you made...

https://www.progressive.com/answers...wered cars in terms of the driving experience.

https://www.livescience.com/49594-electric-fuel-cell-vehicles-explainer.html


https://www.hotcars.com/reasons-why...cture. ... 5 Practicality. ... More items...

Even the government experts admit they're a better deal

https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2014/03/f9/thomas_fcev_vs_battery_evs.pdf

The only people that are doggedly advocating for battery cars without real alternatives are the scientific illiterates and retards (like you) on the political Left. As always, the retards on the radical Left get it wrong. They latch on to some idea and it becomes religious dogma for them. Sane and sensible people know not to listen to such morons, and that's where fuel cell cars come in. They are the future, and like Japan and Germany have done before--repeatedly--they will be the ones that lead the technological change to fuel cells while the US gets fucked because they went with radical Leftists while their auto manufacturers went the route of least resistance forward not investing in serious R&D.
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This is not a left-right issue that you're trying to make it. It's a technology issue and your two articles don't paint the whole picture.
You say I'm wrong on all my points but offered no evidence as to why.

If you're so confident about fuel cell technology, how much money do you have invested in it?
I have $50k in Tesla.

And I would rather drive a car with batteries than a car with highly flammable gas under extreme pressure. If you get rear-ended with a hydrogen tank, you're fucked. The choice is yours.

And there's a reason every major car manufacturers are making EVs now. And they're breaking sales records. Have you noticed all the new EV ads on the TV? Even this website advertises EVs at the top of the page. You think car manufacturers are stupid? Maybe you should look in the mirror instead.

Electric Cars' Turning Point May Be Happening as U.S. Sales Numbers Start Climb
EVs With a 60 percent rise in new-EV registrations is definitely a sign they're getting closer.

Mass-market EVs have been available in the U.S. for more than a decade, but there have only been small, incremental changes in electric car sales for most of that time.
However, in the first three months of 2022, EV registrations shot up a huge 60 percent even as the overall market was down 18 percent, according to a report by Automotive News.
 
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Over the weekend, a video posted on Instagram shows a Tesla Model 3 hauling trees up a dirt path.

It’s no secret that electric vehicles and Tesla products are incredibly popular. But according to a recent Instagram post, farmers have been spotted using Tesla Model 3s instead. Responding to the video, many other farmers commented on their eagerness for the cybertruck to make it to the country.

The video posted by Knut Skinnes shows three Tesla Model 3 s making their way up a narrow dirt path with 20-30 foot long trees in tow. His caption states, “While we wait for the #cybertruck , we have to do our timber work with #model3! Please hurry up, farmers are waiting across the country”

The video makes a couple of good points, even if unintentional. First, this is yet another signal that EVs have capabilities that far surpass what previous gas vehicles have been able to do with their incredible amounts of torque and efficiency. Hook up the same trees to a BMW 3 series, and you may be disappointed in its lackluster performance.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
Over the weekend, a video posted on Instagram shows a Tesla Model 3 hauling trees up a dirt path.

It’s no secret that electric vehicles and Tesla products are incredibly popular. But according to a recent Instagram post, farmers have been spotted using Tesla Model 3s instead. Responding to the video, many other farmers commented on their eagerness for the cybertruck to make it to the country.

The video posted by Knut Skinnes shows three Tesla Model 3 s making their way up a narrow dirt path with 20-30 foot long trees in tow. His caption states, “While we wait for the #cybertruck , we have to do our timber work with #model3! Please hurry up, farmers are waiting across the country”

The video makes a couple of good points, even if unintentional. First, this is yet another signal that EVs have capabilities that far surpass what previous gas vehicles have been able to do with their incredible amounts of torque and efficiency. Hook up the same trees to a BMW 3 series, and you may be disappointed in its lackluster performance.
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Oh my! How did we ever haul trees before EVs came along. :laugh:
 
Joe Capitalist said:
Have you bought yourself an EV yet, ExcessLies?

One day, you will ExcessLies. One day, you will. Haw, haw...............haw.
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I'll wait . Your model Y is just a model T. In the future there will be far more superior technology and your model Y will just be slide ruler technology in a computer age. Personally I think flow battery powered cars look interesting. And they can be made without destroying the environment unlike lithium batteries. In the meantime I'll haul trees with my diesel power truck. :laugh:

 
ExpressLane said:
I'll wait . Your model Y is just a model T. In the future there will be far more superior technology and your model Y will just be slide ruler technology in a computer age. Personally I think flow battery powered cars look interesting. And they can be made without destroying the environment unlike lithium batteries.
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Oh, I intend to buy another Tesla in 3-4 years and every 4 years after that, ExcessLies.
 
Lionfish said:
Man Says Tesla 'Locked Him Out' of Car Until He Pays for $26K Battery

https://www.tiktok.com/@supermarioz...143011155374607622&web_id=7058310931340461573
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Record month in store for Tesla sales

https://thedriven.io/2022/08/30/smashed-record-month-in-store-for-tesla-sales-as-seventh-ship-arrives/

The Driven estimates Tesla will report to Vfacts at least 10,000 sales for the quarter, most of which were shipped in August.

If this proves true, it means Tesla is on track for a record quarter by any carmaker delivering electric cars – and could easily have delivered more than half of the number of 17,000 or so electric vehicles sold industry-wide in the whole of 2021.

Haw, haw..................haw
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T. A. Gardner said:
You are wrong on every point you made...

https://www.progressive.com/answers...d cars in terms of the driving%2 0experience.

https://www.livescience.com/49594-electric-fuel-cell-vehicles-explainer.html


https://www.hotcars.com/reasons-why...ure. ... 5 Pract icality. ... More items...

Even the government experts admit they're a better deal

https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2014/03/f9/thomas_fcev_vs_battery_evs.pdf

The only people that are doggedly advocating for battery cars without real alternatives are the scientific illiterates and retards (like you) on the political Left. As always, the retards on the radical Left get it wrong. They latch on to some idea and it becomes religious dogma for them. Sane and sensible people know not to listen to such morons, and that's where fuel cell cars come in. They are the future, and like Japan and Germany have done before--repeatedly--they will be the ones that lead the technological change to fuel cells while the US gets fucked because they went with radical Leftists while their auto manufacturers went the route of least resistance forward not investing in serious R&D.
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None of your articles contradicted any of my points. So you think cars with a large container of highly-pressurized, highly-flammable gas is a good idea? Oh, the humanity.

 
Joe Capitalist said:
None of your articles contradicted any of my points. So you think cars with a large container of highly-pressurized, highly-flammable gas is a good idea? Oh, the humanity.
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Since the tank is located in the position least likely to be impacted by a collision, and the fact that it's substantial in construction, you are just foisting your ill-informed and amateur opinion on that.
It's also nothing compared to a Tesla with a battery that's poorly sealed and can let moisture in which on its own can not only degrade the battery, but can result in a fire.

 
T. A. Gardner said:
Since the tank is located in the position least likely to be impacted by a collision, and the fact that it's substantial in construction, you are just foisting your ill-informed and amateur opinion on that.
It's also nothing compared to a Tesla with a battery that's poorly sealed and can let moisture in which on its own can not only degrade the battery, but can result in a fire.

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So if you're so sure fuel cells is the future, I suggest you invest in fuel cell technology.
I'll keep my money on Tesla, thank you very much.
 
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