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Unless a 5 year old EV has lost a lot more functionality than a 5 year old ICE, that situation doesn't seem likely. If in 5 years, your EV (that had similar ut
by rjdj377dhabsn 1y ago
Unless a 5 year old EV has lost a lot more functionality than a 5 year old ICE, that situation doesn't seem likely.
If in 5 years, your EV (that had similar utility as an ICE when you bought it) has lost so much value relative to a new EV, then the new EV must offer much more utility over both the old EV and the old ICE, in which case your ICE should have lost a similar amount of value.
- IAmBroom 1y agoAre you trying to use logic to convince the resale value to be higher?
- rjdj377dhabsn 1y agoMy point is either the assumption that their functionality doesn't decrease rapidly is incorrect or that they won't continue to depreciate at a much faster rate than ICE in the future. It just doesn't make economic sense.
- IAmBroom 1y agoNeither did Beanie Babies, and yet...