TESLA NAMED CHEAPEST LUXURY CAR BRAND TO MAINTAIN:‘I WILL NEVER OWN A GAS CAR AGAIN'

Joe Capitalist said:
The MAGA Morons are jealous because they can't afford one. But not many backwoods rednecks can. That's why they're so fucking triggered.
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Their fear of EVs is right up there with the RW media-driven fear that some (D) somewhere is "gonna take all our guns." Fearful ppl are so easily manipulated, aren't they?

My middle daughter has an EV, a 2023 Chevy Bolt. She loves it. The only problem she has had with it so far was finding a charging station when we all went to Maine. We flew; they drove from Vermont. No problem on their drive there and back. But where we stayed, far off the beaten path, charging stations were hard to find and almost always had someone already using them. But that will change in time. We even have Tesla charging stations here in this remote region. Meijer put them in on their parking lot. There are a surprising number of Teslas here. One of our neighbors, a retired physician, has a beautiful dark blue one. I covet it intensely. lol
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
Their fear of EVs is right up there with the RW media-driven fear that some (D) somewhere is "gonna take all our guns." Fearful ppl are so easily manipulated, aren't they?

My middle daughter has an EV, a 2023 Chevy Bolt. She loves it. The only problem she has had with it so far was finding a charging station when we all went to Maine. We flew; they drove from Vermont. No problem on their drive there and back. But where we stayed, far off the beaten path, charging stations were hard to find and almost always had someone already using them. But that will change in time. We even have Tesla charging stations here in this remote region. Meijer put them in on their parking lot. There are a surprising number of Teslas here. One of our neighbors, a retired physician, has a beautiful dark blue one. I covet it intensely. lol
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Tesla takes good care of their owners. They provide free maintenance of everything on the car in the first four years. The only thing that was wrong with my Tesla was the power window button broke off. I went to my Tesla app on my iPhone and typed in a repair request and with a few days, someone from the Tesla shop came out and fixed it in my driveway. I didn't even have to take my car in to the shop. That's the extent of my repairs in my first 2 1/2 years of ownership.
You gotta get one.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
Wow. I've never seen someone so triggered by electric vehicles. Don't like them? Don't buy one. Oh wait. Sorry. They cost too much. :rofl2:
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It has little to do with owning a government car and more to do with the obsession that joey wet panties puts out a half dozen times per day. Too bad you joyless alt lefties cant figure that out.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
TESLA WAS NAMED THE CHEAPEST LUXURY CAR BRAND TO MAINTAIN: ‘I WILL NEVER OWN A GAS CAR AGAIN’
“I haven’t spent a dime in seven years.”
by Laurelle Stelle*/*November 29, 2023

https://apple.news/AWgxq7cdcRI2hcK-pM9BD-A

In a study, Tesla vehicles claimed the victory of being the cheapest luxury car brand to maintain.
The outlet looked at data from CarEdge about the 185 most popular models in the U.S., covering the last 10 years up to September 2022. It analyzed each car’s maintenance costs over that time period as a percentage of its purchase price and divided the results into standard and luxury categories.
Tesla’s prices put it in the luxury group, where the company’s rock-bottom maintenance costs won the top spot on the chart — not just among electric vehicles, but among all vehicles in that class.
Tesla’s average maintenance cost was 7.09% of the car’s value, compared to 12.28% for the next best, Lexus. The best individual car was a Tesla Model S at 4.58%, followed by the Model X in second place and the Model 3 in fourth.
This is great news for Tesla buyers, who can expect easy maintenance over their next decade of driving. It’s also good news for reducing pollution in our communities. Because they don’t use gasoline, electric vehicles reduce the need for extensive oil drilling that pollutes nearby water and soil, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
EVs also don’t give off toxic exhaust or heat-trapping gases like combustion engines do, as the EPA notes. This is healthy for our planet and lungs in general, and for the improvement of city air quality in particular, so even the average person on the street will benefit as more drivers switch to EVs.
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While great, straight-up electric vehicles don't work well in rural areas due to limited charging places. It might be better to push for hybrids rather than full electric.
 
Jade Dragon said:
While great, straight-up electric vehicles don't work well in rural areas due to limited charging places. It might be better to push for hybrids rather than full electric.
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If people in rural places have electricity in their homes, they can put a charging place in their garage. Problem solved.
 
Yes, Tesla models are expensive to insure, especially when compared to their market value. For instance, the rates are higher than for some luxury Audi, BMW, and Mercedes models.
https://carsurance.net/reviews/tesla-insurance/

Electric Vehicles Are Less Reliable Than Conventional Cars
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/new...s-reliable-than-conventional-cars/ar-AA1kJnQB

Tesla makes some of the least reliable cars, Consumer Reports says. See which brands came out on top.
https://news.yahoo.com/tesla-makes-least-reliable-cars-133500819.html

Beyond the Sticker Price: The Cost of Ownership of EVs v. ICE Vehicles
https://www.nada.org/nada/nada-headlines/beyond-sticker-price-cost-ownership-evs-v-ice-vehicles

Overall, EV's are less reliable, more expensive to buy, more expensive to insure, and the total cost of ownership is much higher than with an ICE vehicle, Joke Communist's cherry-picked information not withstanding.
 
Yakuda said:
The idiot hasn't paid his electric bill? I'll give you leftists credit youve made people stupid enough so they actually think some things are free. LMFAO I can't wait til the govt regulates much electricity you can use.
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Where did anyone claim electricity was free?

Your stupid arguments are stupid and show you to be stupid.
(I don't want to use large words or you wouldn't understand.) <--- sorry about the three syllable word. <---- Oops, another one.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
Tesla takes good care of their owners. They provide free maintenance of everything on the car in the first four years. The only thing that was wrong with my Tesla was the power window button broke off. I went to my Tesla app on my iPhone and typed in a repair request and with a few days, someone from the Tesla shop came out and fixed it in my driveway. I didn't even have to take my car in to the shop. That's the extent of my repairs in my first 2 1/2 years of ownership.
You gotta get one.
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We live in a very snowy area with long winters; they are not too practical here. Plus the closest Tesla dealership is four hours away. Our next vehicle most likely will be an EV though.
 
Joe Capitalist said:
If people in rural places have electricity in their homes, they can put a charging place in their garage. Problem solved.
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You have to do that anyways. Duh. My middle daughter and husband have one in their garage.

The problem comes when there are limited charging stations where you are driving far enough away from home, where they are hard to find. See Post #22.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
Wow. I've never seen someone so triggered by electric vehicles. Don't like them? Don't buy one. Oh wait. Sorry. They cost too much. :rofl2:
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You haven't been paying attention, have you? He wants to, in his words "suck my cock"! I won't let him and he's jealous.


Joey wets panties
 
Apparently Joey wet panties didn't read,

https://www.nada.org/nada/nada-headlines/beyond-sticker-price-cost-ownership-evs-v-ice-vehicles

Kelley Blue Book calculates the five-year cost to own a vehicle, which includes all vehicle-related costs a consumer will likely have within the first five years of ownership. The data pulled from the first week of February in 2023 shows that EVs cost consumers an average of $65,202 during this time period, while ICE vehicles cost $56,962.
 
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