UAW endorses Biden

[BleachedAnusDawg]

I think it’s funny how Honda and Toyota have all but ignored production of EV’s. They know it’s not the future.

I think the new S2000 will be a hybrid

Hybrid rech make sense for 90% of cars. Going full EV, like GM is hell bent on doing, does not. Until you add in politics, of course.

I disagree. You’re still on the hook for gas but you also run the risk of battery failure. Worst of both worlds IMO.

If there were mass examples of battery failures in hybrids, I would agree. They're also typically warrantied for 100k or more miles. Hybrid vehicles are a pretty mature technology at this point.

 

[WestlinnDuck]

I think it’s funny how Honda and Toyota have all but ignored production of EV’s. They know it’s not the future.

I think the new S2000 will be a hybrid

Hybrid rech make sense for 90% of cars. Going full EV, like GM is hell bent on doing, does not. Until you add in politics, of course.

I disagree. You’re still on the hook for gas but you also run the risk of battery failure. Worst of both worlds IMO.

If there were mass examples of battery failures in hybrids, I would agree. They're also typically warrantied for 100k or more miles. Hybrid vehicles are a pretty mature technology at this point.

No problem with hybrids if you want to buy one. My problem is the big federal tax credit for plug-in hybrids. If it needs a federal credit, it's an inferior vehicle.

 

[PurpleJ]

I think it’s funny how Honda and Toyota have all but ignored production of EV’s. They know it’s not the future.

I think the new S2000 will be a hybrid

Hybrid rech make sense for 90% of cars. Going full EV, like GM is hell bent on doing, does not. Until you add in politics, of course.

I disagree. You’re still on the hook for gas but you also run the risk of battery failure. Worst of both worlds IMO.

If there were mass examples of battery failures in hybrids, I would agree. They're also typically warrantied for 100k or more miles. Hybrid vehicles are a pretty mature technology at this point.

Fair enough I guess. Still don’t want it on a 2 seater sports car due to the added weight. I’ll have a Supra.

 

[Sledog]

Yes but what about Matt Gaetz’s potential underage sexual assault???
https://abcnews.go.com/US/gaetz-house-ethics-probe-picks-steam-new-witnesses/story?id=106600322

You support pedophiles just the union boss

I think you might be the pedofile supporter. I still have yet to hear you condemn the case I brought up

The guy that votes for all the Epstein client list weighs in on pedo's news of the day!

 

[BleachedAnusDawg]

I think it’s funny how Honda and Toyota have all but ignored production of EV’s. They know it’s not the future.

I think the new S2000 will be a hybrid

Hybrid rech make sense for 90% of cars. Going full EV, like GM is hell bent on doing, does not. Until you add in politics, of course.

I disagree. You’re still on the hook for gas but you also run the risk of battery failure. Worst of both worlds IMO.

If there were mass examples of battery failures in hybrids, I would agree. They're also typically warrantied for 100k or more miles. Hybrid vehicles are a pretty mature technology at this point.

Fair enough I guess. Still don’t want it on a 2 seater sports car due to the added weight. I’ll have a Supra.

There are definitely cars that the tech needs to stay out of. The 10% would be sports cars / muscle cars.

 

[Fire_Marshall_Bill]

I think it’s funny how Honda and Toyota have all but ignored production of EV’s. They know it’s not the future.

I think the new S2000 will be a hybrid

Hybrid rech make sense for 90% of cars. Going full EV, like GM is hell bent on doing, does not. Until you add in politics, of course.

I disagree. You’re still on the hook for gas but you also run the risk of battery failure. Worst of both worlds IMO.

Those batteries are about $8,000. I looked at some Priuses, but if the battery isn't very new, no way in hell.

 

[PurpleJ]

I think it’s funny how Honda and Toyota have all but ignored production of EV’s. They know it’s not the future.

I think the new S2000 will be a hybrid

Hybrid rech make sense for 90% of cars. Going full EV, like GM is hell bent on doing, does not. Until you add in politics, of course.

I disagree. You’re still on the hook for gas but you also run the risk of battery failure. Worst of both worlds IMO.

Those batteries are about $8,000. I looked at some Priuses, but if the battery isn't very new, no way in hell.

So not as bad as a Tesla, but still pretty pricey. That’s about what I would have guessed.

On the other hand, there are hybrid supercars and if someone can afford it those are pretty cool. I think it was Koenigsegg that has one with a regular motor and then 4 individual electric motors that provide power to each wheel individually. The electric motors adjust the wheel spin using the computer to provide optimal grip on a race track, and that’s cool as hell.

 

[RaceBannon]

Hybrids give people a chance to feel good while having a vehicle that actually works because it has gas in it

All good with me but they get banned in 2033 too