They make the Toyota Hybrid near me
[QUOTE=ZoraSpook;584921]Totally agree with that. Worthy goal/responsible to work for a cleaner environment and electric can help get us there.
I'd drive an electric car, but won't till prices make sense, and I'm happier with range, and with safety of recycling aspects.
Would love to see the govt give rebates/inducements for hybrd cars just like they do full electric. I think it would help people make the first step in the right direction, trying a car 1/2 electric, and 1/2 gas before at some point going the next step to all electric. Funny thing now is increasing electric car demands is driving up buy cost, which in turn is keep the reluctant from making the jump. Hard to make the change when the change aint around to support it, and harder to take the challenge of a new type car when the cost is such a consideration.[/QUOTE]
If I had 65K I would buy a new car. I read Flipboard on my Android Smartphone almost every day. I have read a lot of stories that talk about the future or research that is ongoing. Some stories have spoke about new electric batteries and materials that can replace Lithium. And other stories talked about different materials being used for new batteries. Of, course none of these are in mass production yet. If they ever do make a battery that will last for a long time and recharge quickly and get longer range I think that new electric cars will sell more. But they still need to bring the prices down. We need a new Ford Model T for the masses. And yes it might help to have subsidies or tax breaks for those that buy new cars.
Saw where the new chevy can go 247 miles between charges
[QUOTE=ZoraSpook;584932]Hey Geo.......duh.....when trailering home, use the trolling motor batteries to charge the truck .
PS I’m going to a Maverick Hybrid and pull a smaller aluminum boat. Double winner. Biggest cost savings will be being able to honestly tell my deadbeat, no cost sharing, mooch of a brother in law I got no room to take his butt fishing!!! [/QUOTE]
But I don't think that little electric car can tow GEO's boat. Evansville should have a nice fast charging station along I 69 in the future. and you can grab a bite to eat at the White castle on the morgan ave exit. Get a cup of coffee and some onion rings.
They have the range of 400 miles now
[QUOTE=ZoraSpook;584972]Instead of spending 65-70k for and electric truck, I’m gonna stop hitting the clubs and get my brews, bourbon, and dancers via DoorDash and Uber. I figure the cost of the truck will fund that for about 13.61 years.[/QUOTE]
according to the commercial I saw on TV the other day. But I can't remember which vehicle it was talking about. But now they need to get the costs down for the car and the replacement batteries that we know is bound to be needed in the future. And then they also need to work on the charging time.
I buy my groceries from Walmart, but they won't deliver my alcohol. I had to drive to the liquor store to get my last bottle of Wild Turkey 101. But now my doctors tell me not to drink. And since I feel like Crap I'm debating if I could drink it or not. I've not used uber yet, Now door dash delivered a steak dinner that I ordered from Logans Steak House. I use to go there all the time but have not been since the pandemic struck. I miss the peanuts on the floor. They remind me of my favorite pup on campus at Purdue's West Lafayette campus. The last time I was at that pub with my friend I looked over across the room and saw the girl I took to HS prom. I didn't expect to see her up there. I didn't get to talk to her as she was on a date and I didn't want to bother her.