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Exactly. They were made to check compliance boxes and not be a useful car.
by brianwawok 4y ago
Exactly. They were made to check compliance boxes and not be a useful car.
- SV_BubbleTime 4y agoI don’t think you or GP have owned one. I’m an automotive EE, I’ve had almost all types of vehicles to drive. I really like the Wrangler plug in hybrid. My week to week saw almost zero gas being used, it was like having a full electric and I could still drive wherever I wanted. With 4Low and diff lockers. Loved it! I drive ~12mi a day, works great for me, but I know it’s not for people with commutes.
- Lio 4y agoIs that 12 miles a day a single commute? i.e. 6 miles each way? Personally I'd just ride my bike for that and if I was unwilling or unfit to cycle 12 miles a day[1] I'd go with an electric bike. (That would actually save me time I would otherwise spend training but I realise I am an odd outlier). 1. Not judging here, everyone has their own fitness levels and goals.