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@@monteburgess amzn.to/3U5RtO6. These

@@mb944 do you love it

Interesting! I expect they will open this up to more reservation holders based on how many orders come through to those who reserved earlier/in markets they can deliver this car in

@@muflah what's not shown in the video is that when the cable is locked in. It's completely covered and not obvious it has to be unlocked. I think that's the reason. So users pull on it hard which breaks it

@@RobertSchmitt that's interesting. So it's just bad design, I guess.

Nah we just don't deal with this gay shit

You've never seen yellow bags in nozzles?

​@@Kiddflash02nope

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@@joshfifer8971 🧠

I see gas pumps out of order fairly often

@@yourfatson8262 agreed on road trips! It's a lot better now than years ago Generally though the home charging is great. Electricity here is about 11 to 12 cents per kWh, or 5 cents off peak if you have solar at home. So only $2 or less to charge It's nice businesses have installed free EV charging to attract shoppers. Whole foods for example you'll get a gallon of gas equivalent while shopping. Then we get these broken handle locks on occasion

You right now: 🤡

Ever been smoked by a paper weight at a drag strip before?

@@andrewklem1767 Nope! Ever relied on an EV to get you 600 miles (no need to answer - you did not). Have a happy winter. Money is much better invested... But, you're too late.

@@slawnyfivemowiec I personally value these cars living in AZ being able to precool the car anywhere and inside my garage without gas fumes. Helpful on those really hot days and especially with dogs. Considering the BMW x5 phev as it seems to be the best of both worlds with all the EV benefits and long range for gas which would give me more range and stopping flexibility on road trips I take each quarter. Insurance is quite high. Luckily have never received any in person hate driving in this state over the past 5 years. Stepping on the accelerator pedal is still addicting every time 😁

Someone who's not into cars:

​@@alectadgell7193 Hm? I can't really tell if you're trying to insult me by saying that im not into cars, i dont wanna start an argument just because of your comment, but if you REALLY want me to prove you that i'm a car guy, go ahead and reply to me that this was indeed an insult aimed at me.

@@norikevin nice! 👍

@@Ramdodge582 true. This could apply to paid or free charging station in my video this is a free to use station

Probably because taxpayers are having to help pay for them.

@@skeletoncrew539You’re acting as if you personally pay extra for the sake of EVs. Your tax payments stay the exact same, money is simply being allocated to that purpose. I’d rather the money go back into Americans purchasing vehicles than funding other countries wars.

​@@RatimirK you aren't wrong. Personally, I dislike electric vehicles because they lack soul. You can't really do any repairs yourself, and they are all essentially identical. You aren't gonna go and buy a used EV because the battery capacity gets fucked and the range is way worse. You can't really upgrade them because the software is pretty bitchy about even the slightest issue. And until Tesla starts using solid state batteries instead of lithium, or some other alternative with a less drastic environmental impact, not to mention minimizing the use of plastics in the interior. I've also never had a more boring experience than when I was in my grandfather's model S plaid. The acceleration is ungodly, but just normal every day driving is boring as fuck. The noise cancelling interior speakers annoy me and for how many speakers it has, it has really poor fidelity. The seats are decently comfortable I suppose. The process of internal combustion has been advanced in the wrong direction. Internal combustion engines have so far to go, as do transmissions. Lighter, stronger materials, increases in efficiency of combustion and the flow of intake and exhaust. The only genuinely difficult thing to understand on a car is the transmission, and even then almost any moron could eventually figure out how to tear it apart and rebuild it. Pretty much every car manufacturer has been focusing on cutting costs and producing and sourcing inferior products for pennies on the dollar. There is no incentive to advance because people will continue to buy them and get the "next best thing" that breaks down sooner and costs a ridiculous amount to repair, with more and more not under warranty. The real issue regardless of what market you look at is the consumer. It's the people willing to buy and support companies that deliver a shitty product, sometimes only for the sake of brand loyalty. It's kind of a disgusting concept isn't it, being loyal to a brand, a company simply because you "like how it looks" or "what the company represents". Anyways, I like what works, reliably and consistently. I like what is cheap to repair. The only vehicle I will buy, is a vehicle made before the year of 2007. Preferably from the 90s on back. 60s, 70s, 80s, anything. My current trucks are a 1997 k3500 and a 2004 Silverado 1500. The 04 gets 20 miles to the gallon, I can carry 1700 pounds in the bed, it has a V8 engine that sounds nice and produces more than enough power, and it already has 200,000 miles on it. It has defects, dents, a little rust, a tear on the seat, a small chip in the dash, and a slightly saggy headliner. It's kind of human in a way; to think of something as more than the sum of its parts. How about instead of cutting the actually useful metals from the earth and making literally every part of the car from materials derived from petroleum, we go back to leather and felt and natural sustainable materials? There are way more than enough old vehicles to support millions more people, why not rebuild them and make them better, why not recycle what we already have and use the materials that would be used for electric cars and more gas cars for greater pursuits, shit that actually matters to creating a sustainable future. Do you realize how stupid it is to say "oh look at me, I have a different kind of car that's better for the environment" when the entire concept of a car is wasteful as fuck? You're falling for the same old fucking trick to keep supporting the market, it's ridiculous. You aren't gaining anything but another way to sit on your ass for hours on end, destroying your body and your circulatory system, encouraging poor posture. The basic point of travel is the transportation of matter, why not cut out the middle man entirely? Teleportation, replication, star trek shit. All technically possible. Why not take a step, and be wherever you want? Why not take to the stars, where resources are abound of all kinds, a single large asteroid contains a staggering amount of resources, none of which we would have to take from our planet. We're such a self destructive race.

@@RatimirK Everybody in the US is having to pay extra for the sake of EV's, why should taxpayers have to help pay for rich peoples cars? It's the leading cause of inflation which hurts those that can least afford it. Instead of racking up nearly $2 trillion in debt each year the government should try to balance the budget. BTW I'd never damage an EV charger or anything else for that matter and I condemn it completely, but I think that may be a reason.

​@@Trucks_n_stuffholy yappalony

Thanks for the comment. Do you have some suggestions of top real cars to consider?

@@RobertSchmittliterally anything that’s not a Hyundai or Chrysler/Dodge product

@@RobertSchmitt Toyota makes really good affordable vehicles

It's def a surprise for sure considering this piece of content is such a specific situation. Almost feels bot like

​@@RobertSchmittyou don't have to be a bot to not like EVs lmao

Thanks for your comment. While ICE cars are an option, EVs offer numerous benefits to me and many others. It's great that we have choices.

Why do you care that someone owns an EV your car has a combustion engine cool both are just ways of transport

I regularly see gas pumps broken. Nothing is perfect.

@@andrewklem1767 i only see chargers broken, never have i seen a petrol pump broken

😂😂😂HAHAHAHAHHAA OHOHOHOHOH I JUST SHaT MY PANTS😂😂😂 mister funny guy likes gas not evil stupid electric grrrr

@@oj1384you feeling okay big dawg?

@@oj1384😂😂😂

That's the beauty of ICE vehicles, the quick refueling time is definitely a plus. EVs are catching up though, with faster charging stations becoming more available and this being a bonus having free charging in many public places. It takes about 3 seconds to plug in at home just like your phone.

weird, i don’t even have to think about the gas pump. i wake up every morning and my car is full. 3 minutes seems like a lot of time

@@xjuggernaut123x 😅 Tesla tips

@@stefanbernhard2710 not really no. Only way is if you had it side by side zero tint. It really looks see through

@@Polecat-ux5vu this would be true for every other brand and ev

​@@RobertSchmitt stop buying EV

I’m never going to buy another car ever again

@@Matt-ts1rs Okie dokie

Can y’all please stop all the hate on this poor guy that all he is just trying to do is give tips to ppl that own Tesla’s 😢❤

@@Tallterryjr what's up Terry!

@@jbr555s yes still there. Depends on your utility

@@phuctong5628 suntek

@@craigwflys I pulled off another set but not these specifically. No issues ( arachnid style). Maybe it softens in AZ heat

@@S0ulsinner there is still reflection

look illegal AF!

Tickets for illegal tint.

@@Phoenix.Douglas yeah I would not do that dark in front . It's important for pedestrians to see you too from outside. 50% is a nice combo of heat rejection and visibility. Darker parking lots I also sometimes roll the window down too with my 20%

@@natklickwall nope. Still rocking the same one. Couple rock chips had to fix but all good. Same w other car at 70