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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You people claiming the demise of gas engine is imminent are wrong. Did Apple kill the mechanical watch? I think there’s always going to be a desire for gas cars.

I also don’t understand what the world does with all the used batteries once these electric cars are obsolete? Sounds like a highly toxic mess?[/quote]

I'm not claiming the gas engine's demise is imminent -- though I'd like it to be. I just wonder why you'd spend more money on a high-end gas car now than it costs to buy an electric one.[/quote]

Because I can fuel up a gas car in 2-3 minutes and drive 500 miles. When an electric car can do that, I’m interested.[/quote]

+1. My mom got an electric car. It's been a lot of headaches. We joke often about how more and more things now have the inconvenience of charging time: phones, Apple Watch, AirPods, and now cars. All steps backwards in convenience. [/quote]

This has got to be the dumbest comment on the thread. The 'inconvenience' of having batteries for phones, apple watches and airpods? Please go back to using your corded land line phone, your mechanical watch, and your plug in headphones. You are talking abour some of the most successful electronics products of the past decade. In the case of phones, a product that literally changed the way we consume information and communicate. All driven by a huge step in the convinience of having massive computing power and connectivity in your own pocket. All powered by batteries.[/quote]

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