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> My EV battery has a 8 year guarantee. My newest ICE car is 18 years old and my oldest is 34 years old. They work great.
by jjav 4y ago
> My EV battery has a 8 year guarantee.
My newest ICE car is 18 years old and my oldest is 34 years old. They work great.
- rcMgD2BwE72F 4y agoWhat is their guarantee? You're comparing apples to oranges.
- theshrike79 4y agoYou like old cars and possibly like doing the maintenance yourself, good for you. I don't. I want to travel in comfort and safety and not have to worry one second about my car breaking down. I also don't want to spend a single second servicing my car myself. I want it to take me from A to B every single time without fail. I had enough "fun" with cars old enough to drive when I was young and less well-off. Can't beat the excitement of a car randomly breaking down on a remote road in -20C weather. Oh and it just as randomly started working after my uncle drove for 30 minutes to rescue us. Never again.
- WorldMaker 4y agoThat ICE car had an 8 year guarantee or less when the first owner bought it too. The guarantee/warranty length isn't full lifetime. We don't know yet what the full lifetime will be in practice yet on some EVs.