No, crazy is crapping on Tesla then turning around and pumping Saudi backed lucid with these kinds of safety issues streaming out from drivers: https://www.barrons.com/articles/lucid-stock-price-air-ev-safety-complaints-51668751201 |
I don't know a Leaf range, but I was only stopping every 300 miles in my Y. |
+1. It’s nuts, they’re nuts. Also the angry and aggressive Tesla stan. Car brands sure bring out the crazies. |
| Really glitchy Corollas. |
| Toyotas are a lot more reliable |
Doesn't Nissan have an EV? Anyone know/heard how it is? |
LMC here and I can testify that we are not buying Teslas. |
| Would love love love for teslas to be the equivalent of corollas - no nonsense cars that require minimal maintenance and refuse to die. My last corolla outlasted my mortgage. We have two teslas, solar panels on our roof, and I hope to be driving them at 500k miles. I have paid less than $100 this year in charging costs to drive 12k miles. |
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Corollas are much cooler cars than Teslas. They are qualitatively better. Elon Musk has done a lot to destroy the brand. But Toyota generally makes pretty good cars. Whereas Teslas tend to be problematic
And then there's the douchebag factor |
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Rich people drive the Model X. The wing doors are baller!
Rivian and Lucid, really? I don't know anyone who has one who actually likes their vehicle though I like how Rivian's trucks look. The Mustang Mach-E is the car several of my rich friends have and really like. |
I actually like the Mustang Mach-E, but rich people who want to telegraph their taste drop $$ on an electric Volvo, BMW or Lexus. |
| Tesla's are for fanboys and think they are elite with their cheap plasticized cars that die at a big puddle or a fender bender. I LOVE my Rivian. I loved it so much we got the truck to go with the other one. |
How do people get tricked into spending soooo much money on a horrifically ugly looking car? Boggles the mind people spend money on Rivians with their stupid Dyson fan looking headlights. |
Along same lines but instead of renting bought a traditional gas-powered minivan that's the "haul kids and dog around town" vehicle, plenty of room in the back for fido and kids to change clothes between ECs and haul all the equipment and so on... as well as pack in luggage and have a more comfy ride/environment for long weekend road trips to neighboring states, etc. without to manage the logistical constraint of charging times/locations. Could substitute for a mid+ SUV if minivans rub your ego the wrong way, but we're more practical about function over style/status. Smaller (non-Tesla) EV is wonderful and cheaper for commuting, running errands, and so on around town. This two-car combo is perfect for our family until/unless AVs are able to fill in some of these needs at some indeterminate point in the future and/or the kids become drivers themselves (still years down the road). |