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What Are You Driving ?

Nothing about this is too difficult to understand except how in your world burning 2 tanks of gas gets counted as 3 tanks to prove your point. Must be that new math they are trying to teach the kids in school nowdays.
I did the same with the EV to even it out 🤦🏻

But you missed it, maybe because you're one of 3 billion people that think gas is cheaper than electricity 🤔
 
But you had to buy a $60k+ vehicle to not pay for that dumb gas,
Thats what Uncle Joey keeps telling us. "We can save $80 mo at the pump if we buy an electric vehicle"
We were in the market for a new vehicle anyways - we didn't buy it to save money, we bought it because it was time for a new vehicle and this one just so happens to give supercar performance at the fraction of supercar cost...

It was just a bonus that it doesn't require gas 🙌🏼
 
Here's another example

My truck costs $100 to fill up (26gal tank @ $4.10/gal) - it gets @ 13.8mpg and I can typically go @ 360 to 380 miles when on a Roadtrip...

If I took my truck to The Valley this year to watch my nephew graduate, I'd pay $100 to get from my house to my brothers house...then, pay another $80 or so to fill back up and make it home...then I'd fill it back up with maybe another $80...

That's $260 total from the time I leave my house to the time it's prepared to get driven to work...

With the Tesla M3P, I will leave with a full charge, which probably cost me $12 - then, we'll stop for about 20-30 minutes to stretch our legs, eat some lunch and fill up the car at Tesla Supercharging Station (I'll probably pay $8-10 because I will only have to get 150 miles of charge)...

Then, I'll get to The Valley and charge it again ($8 to $10)...

On the way back, I'll stop at the same Tesla Supercharging Station again, eat, stretch our legs and charge up (another $8-$10) - then drive all the way home...

When I get home, I'll throw it on the charger and have to pay $12 to charge it back up to full...

So that's @ $54 in charging from the time I leave my house to the time it's prepared to get driven to work the next day...

Just saved $200 in stupid ass gas...
$4.10 a gallon??

Damn at some gas stations here prices hit $6.99..

I have a PHEV volt and thank goodness I only work bout 6 miles away from home ..
 
Europeans when people from the US complain about high prices at the pumps 😢

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The prices have increased a lot since those 2021 figures but the multiples are much the same.
 
We were in the market for a new vehicle anyways - we didn't buy it to save money, we bought it because it was time for a new vehicle and this one just so happens to give supercar performance at the fraction of supercar cost...

It was just a bonus that it doesn't require gas 🙌🏼
That will be the only way we do it also, if I'm already buying a new vehicle.
 
I did the same with the EV to even it out 🤦🏻

But you missed it, maybe because you're one of 3 billion people that think gas is cheaper than electricity 🤔
Fair enough but it just makes the gap look bigger.

BTW, I am not. I am also not one of those idiots that thinks going electric is the way to solve the worlds problems.
 
Fair enough but it just makes the gap look bigger.

BTW, I am not. I am also not one of those idiots that thinks going electric is the way to solve the worlds problems.
I wish development of hydrogen infrastructure was further along, both for ICE and fuel cells. BMW were testing V8s and V12s that could run either hydrogen or petrol/gasoline more than 20 years ago but have pivoted more to fuel cells more recently. I reckon internal combustion will still be around longer than I am!
 

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