lolachampcar
Well-Known Member
My wife and I both have MS' and I have a Zero as well. I guess the Maranello counts as an ICE but it's out at the hangar and gets driven once every three months if it is lucky.
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Met a guy last night that commutes locally in a Leaf -- his purchase deal from Nissan includes 6 rentals a year of an ICE.
wow, I did not know that, is there a place where I can confirm this?Last time I checked, this is a standard offer. Seems like a good idea for an EV with a short range.
wow, I did not know that, is there a place where I can confirm this?
My wife still has an 2007 Honda Civic ICE. She is driving 200 miles three days a week (school at UGA), and it still only has 60k miles on it. When it finally gets unreliable (probably another 60k+ miles) she is going to get an EV.
And when I said her Honda would get unreliable after another 60k miles I meant it would become completely worthless within the month :cursing:. It actually had just shy of 75k miles, and Honda doesn't seem to care that her Civic needs a new engine after some catastrophic failure.
Needless to say (it goes without saying we'll never buy a Honda product ever again) we are going whole hog EV and getting a Ford Focus Electric (95% sure) at the end of the month. And will be ICE free. For the next week (and past two weeks) I am borrowing my friends pickup (~12mpg ) when my wife has to drive.
Within a week of her driving the Model S every day she was fully hooked on electric drive. That and all the mechanical bits that fell apart in her engine block driving home from school also put her off of ICEs.