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My 2005 Prius has 350,000 miles on it with the only maintenance being a new hybrid battery pack for $1000 at each 150k. I’m guessing I’ll probably be an old ma
by flextheruler 3y ago
My 2005 Prius has 350,000 miles on it with the only maintenance being a new hybrid battery pack for $1000 at each 150k.
I’m guessing I’ll probably be an old man when I can buy a new EV and expect that ROI.
It’s not a conspiracy theory it’s an inconvenient truth.
- ZeroGravitas 3y agoI'm glad the elitist, liberal car that everyone laughed at in 2005 is working so well for you, and that decades later you can laugh at a new generation of elitist liberals in their very expensive, not very green, pointless EVs. Who, other than virtue-signalling liberals of course, could have predicted in 2005 that adding batteries to cars would work so well? > to sum up then, its a very expensive, not terribly green, slow, cheaply made, and pointless way of moving around.. Is how the Top Gear review of the Prius went in 2008.