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It's not even a range question, it's basic economics of utility vs cost. In this case miles to the dollar. Not to mention the rich aftermarket for dinosaur fue
by eltoozero 9y ago
It's not even a range question, it's basic economics of utility vs cost. In this case miles to the dollar.
Not to mention the rich aftermarket for dinosaur fueled vehicles, I wouldn't want to break DRM on my car and lose my warranty or worse.
- KirinDave 9y agoA used Fiat 500e was selling for $12000 pre-tax last year when I was shopping. That's pretty damn competitive to other cars in the age range. Yes, a 2004 Camry exists but I'm happy to pay slightly more to radically drop my carbon output.