Road trip: Seattle to Vancouver, BC

[MDR SEA]

My '07 Lexus LS460 just got 30.1 mpg on a trip from Portland to Bellingham, WA (278 miles). So there!

So...where?
Do you agree that driving the Tesla would be preferred?

 

[Subgdubb]

Great math! Although next time you might want to use the numbers from the car I was actually talking about.
Not only that but most of the drive is highway so using a number that’s in between City and highway seems a bit misleading. But hey who am I to say anything, you’re the guy doing the math after all.

You are mean

 

[ReddyLeaf]

I guess I should be more specific. Does my 2015 85D still have free supercharging (minus the idling fees)?

My 2015 has free unlimited supercharging, so yours does too. This perk was still in place until the introduction of the S100, 2017 or so. Please drive using electricity instead of gasoline as much as possible, no matter the price. The planet and our grandchildren don’t care what the price of gasoline is. Also, it doesn’t make sense to buy a $100k car and then worry about a $10 difference in the cost of fuel.

 

[Hugh Mannity]

The Lexus uses gasoline. There is your answer. It needs to stay at home.

 

[MDR SEA]

My 2015 has free unlimited supercharging, so yours does too. This perk was still in place until the introduction of the S100, 2017 or so. Please drive using electricity instead of gasoline as much as possible, no matter the price. The planet and our grandchildren don’t care what the price of gasoline is. Also, it doesn’t make sense to buy a $100k car and then worry about a $10 difference in the cost of fuel.

Free supercharging was an option on my 2015 85D.

 

[Jkhood]

"So...where?
Do you agree that driving the Tesla would be preferred?"

I would much rather drive a Tesla but I thought for the sake of clarity that I would add my actual mileage for my antiquated ICE.