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Seen this on OTT so it’s gotta be true đŸ˜œ

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Yall think the generic ketchup works just as well?
 

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That ad gets me laughing every time I see it. The variety of things that they "put into the tank" is just stupid! They must think that OTT readers are stupid enough to click on the link and read it. I click on the link in another window and then ignore it for a few minutes. That way, OTT gets a commission for the advertising, and the advertiser is being fleeced of their bank account.
 
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I was thinking today how long it would take for me to recover the cost of buying a $50,000 electric vehicle as compared to continuing to drive my Toyota Yaris. Factoring out the crazy price scenarios that would cause society to instantly crumble, it would probably take about 25-30 years of putting gas in it just to pay for the electric vehicle.
 

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I was thinking today how long it would take for me to recover the cost of buying a $50,000 electric vehicle as compared to continuing to drive my Toyota Yaris. Factoring out the crazy price scenarios that would cause society to instantly crumble, it would probably take about 25-30 years of putting gas in it just to pay for the electric vehicle.
So you think your Toyota Yaris is going to last 25 to 30 years for you... Now that's funny!
 
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My 27 year old Miata runs like a top. My 3 year old string trimmer needs a new battery, cheaper to buy a new trimmer ;(
 
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My 27 year old Miata runs like a top. My 3 year old string trimmer needs a new battery, cheaper to buy a new trimmer ;(
There are tons of battery powered tools at auctions, garage sales and flea markets, they can hardly give them away. Disposable junk, just like battery powered vehicles.
 
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Interesting Chart, what was it that happened in January 2021 again ? Oh the Electric car push. Then Putin.
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So, to generate the ability to recharge the expensive cars battery still relies mainly on natural gas. Coal tied almost with the renewables. All agenda based and showed some of the reasons for the current Russia concerns on natural gas.
Pretty sure drilling for oil also finds natural gas as well.
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So you think your Toyota Yaris is going to last 25 to 30 years for you... Now that's funny!
You've obviously never owned a Toyota. đŸ™‚

My Tacoma is 25 years old and drives like new. I'm 50 and only had 4 vehicles in my life, all Toyotas, and still own 2. Also, I don't drive much.

I'm betting the battery in an electric vehicle will not last near as long as a internal combustion vehicle engine. To replace the battery will cost several thousand dollars. I just don't see the financial gain in spending $50,000 or more for an EV to save on buying gas.
 
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Ridelght

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So, to generate the ability to recharge the expensive cars battery still relies mainly on natural gas. Coal tied almost with the renewables. All agenda based and showed some of the reasons for the current Russia concerns on natural gas.
Pretty sure drilling for oil also finds natural gas as well.
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Rare Earth Magnets in Electric Vehicle Motors - Bunting - Berkhamsted
Top Rare Earth Reserves by Country | INN (investingnews.com)
So, China is 1 with resources, Russia number 4. USA 7th So guess where are the electric car components are coming from.
Not hard to research and connect the dots of the agendas creating all this quagmire with fuel prices.
Id bet the infrastructure wont be built with electric or wind driven Heavy equipment either.
 
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That fact that you think a replacement battery is $18000 is even funnier.

Check this site out. You decide how much it costs. I can post numerous other links but they all say about the same thing.
 
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