Great video, not sure if you can post or attach your cost per mile calculation on the video or in the description? Also would you get Tesla accessories like the home charger, center console trays, or their roof shade?
The MKBHD speed limit sign cracked me up hahaha I’m taking delivery of my Model Y this month and videos like these make me feel more like I’m making the right decision
Hey man. Not sure if you read comments but I’ve come across a decent amount of your videos and just wanted to say I always really enjoy them. You are extremely good at explaining and making the viewer understand what you’re saying. Keep up the good work brother
Only 8 minutes in and I’m feeling much better about driving a 23 year old Toyota, not that I didn’t feel good already. I bought this car with 175k miles with less than 10% of the price of that Tesla and it’s been far more reliable with far less problems. Wow
@@ReyzoRPlays for sure, I’ve been taking this thing driving multiple hours and hundreds of miles and it runs like a clock. All I’ve had to do is keep up with maintenance
What’s crazy is this is a model 3 bought 5 years ago. Today you can get a far superior, longer range, faster, better built model 3 for $34,990 or cheaper depending on your regions incentives (insane considering inflation). I got my Model Y for $15000 off because of an Oregon rebate that added $7500 onto the federal point of sale credit. That made my Quicksilver AWD longe range, white interior Y cost about $37,000. Plus I’m saving thousands on fuel cost, maintenance and hotel / Airbnb costs during road trips. I just got back from a 1300 mile road trip in the Y and my total charge cost was $130. That’s not including $50 for 1 night charging in an RV park in the middle of a forest in California because the free destination charger up the road was closed for the winter (price included hot showers, bathroom and other amenities). Hit 2 national parks both of which had free chargers at them. I also save hundreds if not thousands by car camping and cooking food instead of stopping and eating out or staying at hotels.
true. the price drops and increase in quality is so sick to see. while i'm in no rush to get rid of this one, i also look forward to my next car whenever the day does inevitably come :)
When I tell people I’ll eventually get an EV, they say “what are you gonna do when the battery goes, it’s the cost of a car” and I respond “well what am I gonna do when my transmission goes? I’ll have to get a new car”
@@thesunbeamin4304 the cost usually makes most mid level vehicles unsalvageable. 10k transmission usually outweighs the worth of a 20k depreciation car.
If you have knowledge and resources available you can replace a transmission for less than $1k. LKQ sells used transmissions for $350. My brothers own a body shop so I replaced it myself there with their tools and youtube. So if the battery went out on my Tesla? I'd build a new one. Batteries are easy 😂
With an EV you won’t need emissions inspections, never replace your brakes, never need oil changes and you can cheaply charge from home. You also won’t be polluting the air every time you drive. There are still a few places where you can charge for free. In some EVs you get free improvements for the life of the vehicle via software updates. Personally, I’ll never buy another ICE vehicle.
I bought my first grand new car Honda Crz back in April 2015 for $25k. It's almost 10 years old now. So far so good, nothing breaks down. Just oil change as scheduled. Save me tons of money. If you reading my comment. Please consider Honda or Toyota if you don't have much budget
Subtracting for the tax credit and the current resale cost, I'd say your cost per mile is closer to ~$0.27 which compares pretty favorably with my 2018 Honda Civic's ~$0.25 per mile. Thanks for the info and breakdown, I'd been interested in seeing a full cost analysis from a Tesla owner appreciated the detail you gave plus your overall ownership experience.
Buy a 3-5 year old model 3/Y. You can find 2021-2022 long range AWD variants w/ 20-50k miles for sub $25k out the door after the $4k used EV tax credit. If you’re coming from ICE you’ll save thousands a year on gas/fluids/maintenance annually.
Maybe if you're driving a BMW or Mercedes... my Toyota with similar miles to his Tesla... maintenance is a couple $40 oil changes per year, nothing has broke or worn out on the car ever. Sounds like the costs of tires and charging alone would easily be more than my cars maintenance plus gas. I'm on my 3rd set of tires, just replaced them, so they're basically brand new (so 12 tires total, and on a new set)... hes used 23 tires and his are bald, so technically to match my tires he'd be on his 27th tires. Not to mention tires are a major cause of pollution and lowering life expectancy. So if you care about the environment I don't see how these are helping out much. Sure his car is faster and cooler than mine but if you're going by costs alone he's spent MUCH more than I have between the car, tires, maintenance, and charging.
@@BabyJesus66but how fun is your Toyota to drive? Have you ever driven a Tesla, pollution etc doesn't play factor into my E.V choice, I have 2 trucks and love driving them, but nothing compared to my Tesla
@BabyJesus66 Teslas aren't hard on tires, Tesla drivers are. His model 3 weighs (4007 lbs) about as much as a small SUV/CU7. Yes, your Toyota is more reliable, but your maintenance cost far exceeds his, by a lot. I own a Tesla, but have also owned 2 Camrys. Oil changes don't make up the bulk of maintenance costs. Its the more pricey stuff thats required between 80-150k miles like spark plugs, serpentine belt, and possible water pump. Hell, the brake work alone over equals half of his Tesla maintenance. You can skip some maintenance on a new Toyota, but you will simply pay more in repairs later on.
I've rotated my tires on my Model 3 with literally only 1 jack, and it wasn't even a low profile floor jack, and I'm not a mechanic in the slightest. If a dedicated car shop can't figure out how to rotate the tires on a Model 3, even if they just use 2 or 3 floor jacks, they don't deserve to be in business and all of their "mechanics" need to have their licenses or whatever revoked. That actually just broke my entire soul to hear that there are really people that are that incompetent that exist in our world.
@@Reekostorynot really EVs are inherently more long lasting. I know a guy with 320k miles on a tesla model 3. He only replaced the windshield twice and got through 6 tire sets.
Dude it’s wild how many tires you’ve gone through lol. I’m on a model Y. 55k miles and I just replaced my tires the first time. I also drive in chillll mode. So maybe they’re lasting longer because I don’t drive that fast
driving personality im major in tire ware. I've put 50k miles and still going on my car and the tires look to be only halfway used. now I drive like a grandma 95% of the time. but other people ik that drive harder have replaced multiple tire's in the time i've been on my first set. get yourself a decently hard set of tires and give slightly worse driving experience and drive easy on them and you'll have tires last forever it feels like.
Just got my model y performance 2023 for 27k out the door. Looking forward to this new type of ownership. Only costs im concerned in is the tires but it’s a necessary part of ownership so I’ll always save extra for my next set
I got a used 2018 Model 3 LR AWD recently and been pretty okay. I was supposed to get a Prius but the same miles and year, it was more expensive. It’s a really fun car and hoping to drive it to the ground. So far no issues.
Be aware of the front control arm issues as he mentioned in the video. Imo the pre 2021 models aren’t worth getting with that issue and older software/hardware, plus older batteries. The price difference between a used 2021-2022 model with like 50k miles and a 2017-2020 are negligible. In some cases the newer model years are even cheaper with better software/hardware and newer batteries.
nice car. i have a 2023 model Y. i transferred my lifetime free supercharging from a previous 2014 model S. after a year of owning my car, it's cost me $0 in electric and maintenance, but i am about to replace the wiper blades.
Great info and detail about your Tesla journey. Thinking about getting a Tesla in 2025 and this helps me a lot. Thank you and let’s see you get over the 300k mile mark on your Tesla.
17:40 to hear you say "theres nothing i had to do to it, i just drove it everyday" is ccraazzyyyyy when i've so far heard about how many things a shop has had to touch and fix on this. Good lord.
According to current information, replacing a Tesla Model 3 battery pack can cost around $13,000 - $16,000 with the battery itself costing around $13,500 and additional labor costs added on, representing a significant portion of the car's price.
@@GoHerping I put the motor in it myself, bought it with a blown motor but bought a replacement on marketplace for $100 and rebuilt it. Never rebuilt a motor before or put one in a car so it was all a learning experience. I think I put around $2000 into the car which includes the price of the car and the motor and rebuild kit. Someone bought me a replacement soft top though so I saved $400 on that. UA-cam has tons of videos on how to work on about any car you can imagine so it wasn't very hard. I've built 3 motors since then. This was just a few years ago when I started. The car is worth about 4 times what I put into it now. your car is obviously faster and self driving is nice, but this thing was built for fun and it's all about it.
@@jamesmckay4573my old Toyota has had zero things break, similar miles. Used less than half the tires, and maintenance is a couple oil changes a year. Even using synthetic if I do it myself that's around $40. I've definitely spent less than half what he spent, and my car should go about 300k-400k miles without too much issues. Not seeing where these save much money... or the environment really with the added damage to the earth mining the battery parts, and insane amount of tire usage. Tires are a major cause of pollution I was genuinely surprised at how many tires he said he'd gone through
While I'm more of a petro kind of guy, respect to you for chasing your ideals and sticking with them. While I'm not a fan of electric, I still think your car is really cool and respect the care you put into it. Props to you, if you decide to keep the car for the foreseeable future I hope it lasts you another 150k.
How can you wear out 4 tires in one year? Tires usually last for 4-5 years, I saw what you said about the car being heavy and your driving style, but damn!
The guy probably launches it from a stop on the regular and EVs have crazy instant torque; that kind of thing destroys tires. Besides that, he showed a dashcam clip of him getting asked to exit his vehicle after a speeding infraction, so you know he was doing some thrillseeking risky stuff. Drive like a normal person and your tires will last the same as any other car.
Congrats on the channel man and owning your dream car, and now, a home! Been watching since 40k I think. I'm shy and introverted myself but have recently tried UA-cam content creation. Keep going
Wow was thinking getting Tesla Next year , but the maintenance is actually more expensive than a Japanese car. I only had to change oil, tire, and battery, for all 10 years of driving.
I bought a used Toyota Funcargo with $5000 fourteen years ago. My car cost one month of work at my salary of $5000. How many months of working for Amazon does it take to pay off a Tesla? I haven't had to repair anything on my Toyota. I don't drive it that much, I live close to where I work in a small town in New Zealand. I think the car will last another 6 years. The car is like a little boxxy van, small easy to park. All the seats in the back fold down flat and I can fit 6 bales of hay in the back. I really like it. When it finally dies I want another one just like it only newer model. And if I get a newer one I'm not paying more than $16,000 I've decided. I'll buy it as a 4-6 year used Japanese import again. I want to make sure is actually made in Japan because those cars last forever.
Yeah was gonna say. The frequency with which he has needed to replace stuff, especially stuff out-of-warranty, is really bad. What's the value in reduced maintenance costs (like oil changes etc.) and cheap fuel (charging vs gas) if you have to spend a bunch of money on repairs on a relatively new car? And that tire cost hurts.
@@ProXcaliber Its not a car comparison. Its a money comparison. You can buy a car for 10k or 60k and save 50k. Think about what you can do with 50k- travel the world for a year- go to college- down payment on a house- or invest the 50k in the stock market.
i think of it kind of as a competitor to dodge chargers and that sorta market. large/spacious, fast+powerful but low quality interior, and similar prices when you consider different trims
@ They have simulated leather, so that's not the point. Their fit and finish is garbage, their paint jobs are garbage. They remove certain features such as the turn signal stock in order to save a dollar or two. There is no abundance of features with Tesla, it's you get what we give you and that's it. How many years has Tesla model 3 owners been asking for a simple heads up display?
I appreciate your insights! You're right - ultimately, vehicle choice comes down to personal preference. I love my Cadillac CT6 Blackwing since it checks all my boxes: a powerful full-size sedan with an aggressive exhaust note. Maintenance has been surprisingly manageable over my four years of ownership - just routine oil changes, tire replacements, and fixing one faulty sensor. Though I've gotten four speeding tickets (each under $400), it's been worth it. And congratulations on paying off your car!
having a fully paid off car must be one of the best feelings you could have, congrats! id love to see a breakdown on the other tesla and the brz as well
@DeloreanGuy2 who said anything about that genuinely? whether you finish payments on a vehicle or buy one used full in cash, the thought of you and not the bank owning it anymore is a great feeling knowing no ones going to hassle you for unpaid debts
@DeloreanGuy2 GoHerping mentioned somewhere in the video that he had only just paid off his tesla and I was congratulating him for that, I dont need to know what that feels like myself to be able to do that right?
@DeloreanGuy2 hes not really my type tbh but i do find him a little charming, and hes also in the other side of the world so I find the possibility on hanging out with him to be slim. I would appreciate it if you would go spend time with your kids instead of trying to argue with more kids on youtube though
My Elantra is 5yrs in same mileage only ever spent oil changes and a 3 lightbulbs on them plus 3 sets of tires wayyy cheaper and it will last another 3 years. Only issue is weak paint. I still can’t recommend them Teslas, is it the smartest choice? probs not but if you can afford it then sure why not sane goes with everything
@ well only 50k of those miles were paid by me which is 120 full tanks of 12 gallons at a high ball price of 3.00$ so 4200$ the rest of the mileage has been payed for by company :) overall still cheaper especially since the kW is expensive in my area.
Could you please do a video explaining the difference between what exactly the "Drive Train" warranty includes and all this other mechanical stuff/issues?
Thanks for sharing your experiences with your Tesla. Very informative video!! I have a few questions about your charging practices. Are you using a Level 1 or Level 2 charger? Given your driving habits, do you typically leave the battery at 20%-30% and charge it to 80% or 100% daily? Thanks again for the great information.
ty :) for the first 2 years, i just relied on level 1 (extension cord through parking lot) and supercharging. but for the past 3 years, i've used level 2 in my garage. i charge to 90% daily but often run it below 20% even though that's probably not ideal
Great video. Great editing and audio as well. $4k+ for tires because you speed drive is wild. You should definitely add a star to that one. I would argue the majority of owners go through tires quickly sure, but not that fast or that expensive per change…
Bro any brand new car you should expect at the very minimum 2 years of no issues other then consumables scheduled maintenance and PM. I have a 2015 Mercedes that I bought used have put over 50K on it zero issues.
@@EVANHIRSCHMANGI was paying about $65/mo on my 2007 Honda Civic for insurance without collision coverage and a $500 deductible. I drove it 3-5k mi/yr, so very few. I then sold it to my cousin and bought a brand new 2023 Model 3 and had a $55/mo full coverage $0 deductible using State Farm. I live in Michigan too, which it notorious for high insurance. I now drive more like 8K mi/yr and there was a recent insurance change in Michigan that rose everyone’s amount, but I’m about $80ish/mo now. Not bad at all! The biggest thing for me is that I have a perfect record, and bundled my auto, home, and personal life insurance together. Lastly, I use State Farm’s Drive and Save program where you basically have a Bluetooth accelerometer in your car. Everyone you drive it records where you go, how fast you go, what time of the day, and how fast you accelerate and take turns. Essentially, im proving to them I drive safe. This saves me about $15/mo.
Love your content. I love that your knowledgeable in lots of areas but where your not, your open with us! Very humble and I love it. As your grinding out content, it’s awesome how interesting it is!
I actually saw some old tires from a Tesla recently, and yes the have a foam cushion lining the center of the tires. The only bad thing about waiting till the tires are nearly bald to replace is you're at more risk for a blowout, and when it's raining with driving on wet roads you're at more risk of losing control, and stopping distance is increased. After I learned about the risks, I buy tires a lot sooner than I used to. If you've got a spare vehicle that sits parked most of the time, even if the tires look brand new with full tread, they say old tires will go bad and at risk of a blowout.
Blowout isn't real unless they're old tires. I haven't had one since I got tpms. Driving on flats causes tires to explode. Wire is fine. I drive mine til they start leaking everytime.
@@ryanmckee3102 not true. My friend just had a 3 year old tire blowout going down the road and had his baby with him. Tire wasn't even that worn. Don't mess around with tires, they're literally the only thing keeping you connected to the road. And yes, they do expire. You should change them even if they don't have wear after 8-10 yrs or so. I could be wrong on the amount of years so use your own research it's been awhile since I last paid attention to that so maybe it's changed.
I really like your blue wrap. The only thing is why did you put black above the door frame? It takes away the good look from the car. Great video. Beautiful car!
Just curious what kind of insurance do you use? The only thing keeping from getting a Tesla is due to the fact that they’re so expensive to insure. I’ve got a clean record and it’s still $300 a month 😢
Most people who owns Tesla buys Tesla Insurance directly from Tesla. But I think the Premium has doubled last year and keep rising. Insuring EV become much more than ICE vehicle of the same size. I think the rule of thumb about buying a car or anything is "If you have to think about the price down to the penny, that means it is too expensive and u shouldn't buy it".
Great video! Crazy how many tires you’ve replaced, I’ve had my Y for 2 years and still driving on the originals. However, I have had to plug them 9 times after picking up screws. I am at Home Depot a lot 😆 I’ve done all of the plugs in place without jacking the car and has probably saved me thousands. I don’t leave home without an inflator & plug kit… a battery power drill also helps in case you can’t get the plug into the puncture. I’ve had to drill out a slightly larger hole before plugging it but all have held great
U make some good videos man I wasnt around for your reptile videos but I really enjoy the editing you do and how organized the vids are. I really do wish the best for you! your vids bring enjoyment to people. On the side note I am pretty suprised with how well the tesla has held up after that many miles, a car will only treat you as well as you treat it though you seem to really take good care of it compared to most tesla owners
having 3 upper control arms being faulty after they “fixed it” is absolutely unacceptable. my toyota had stock uppers until 220K miles and they still worked perfectly fine i just wanted a lift and upgraded. the control arms should be the LAST thing to go in your suspension so if they’re going before warranty? you’ve got a lot more expenses coming soon. by 200K miles i would be very worried about electronics and suspension
Thanks for sharing. Definitely not doing the environment any favors with all those tires, but im glad you enjoyed your purchase. Cant say for teslas specifically, but for future reference, for a 2wd vehicle, you should replace the tires in sets of 2 at a minimum. 4wd or awd need all 4 tires cbanged each time. Dont think i will ever be on board with those things but i do enjoy watching other people's experiences with them.
I’ve owned a lot of new vehicles in my life and I’ve never had as many parts fail on all of them combined as you’ve had fail on your new Tesla. So given everything you’ve indicated, and with the EV depreciation, are they really cheaper to own? Doesn’t sound like it.
i got an insurance quote for a used model 3 which was being sold for 28k and my insurance quote was $330 for a 26 year old male with 0 accidents and 0 tickets. 8 years of driving since i got my license at 18.
@ that’s crazy, glad for you but wondering why i get quoted such a high amount. I currently pay $336 USD a month for insurance on a 2021 Honda accord 1.5L which is worth around 22k usd.
Im surprised of how many sets of tires you've gone through. My initial Model 3 was a 2018 and I drove the initial tires 50k miles, flooring it so often. Shit cold winter months too.
Hi Alex, I just stumbled across your channel a couple of weeks ago. I love your content and it seems to be the perfect match for me. I seen this video in your members only page, and I couldn't wait to watch it when it became public! Keep up the great work Alex! I'm subscribed :)
I'll never understand how someone can spend almost $65K on a car saids "I saved so much money". That's like saying "by buying this million dollar house i saved so much money" 😅 I drive a 2007 Honda that is fully paid, costs me $120 a yr to change my oil and filter and about $2,300 in gas yearly. I SAVED so much money 😂😂😂 Advice for every young person out there, DON'T EVER EVER BUY A NEW CAR! BETTER YET, NEVER EVER BUY A LUXUY CAR. There is a reason why luxury cars are the #1 expense that keeps ppl broke. Buy a used early 2000s Japanese car that is super reliable, cheap maintenance and cheap on gas. Save your money and invest it in the stock market. Cars are meant to take you from point A to B. That's it. It's been proven that material things make you happy the first few weeks but after that your happiness is the same as it was before you purchased it. I can't believe ppl will get in debt for the stupidest things. The greatest advice anyone can give you is, ALWAYS LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS
i was in the market for a sport sedan or performance coup, not an economy commuter. nothing wrong with them obviously, but that's why there may be a misunderstanding of calling 65k a "good deal"
Trying to figure out how you are burning through tires that fast. My model s performance didn't even burn that fast. My model 3 performance is more than double what you are getting and im never in chill mode
Maybe his driving history is being pulled over zero times and getting in zero accidents? Maybe his older version has lower power, which tends to get cheaper insurance, since insurers know it won’t ever be going 100 mph? Maybe some insurers are simply hesitant to provide competitive pricing until there are more data on how much insurance companies wind up needing to pay out on EVs?
@SigFigNewton oh I saw his other videos, he does not have a good driving history 😅 he was def pulled over before. I'm in WA state, and have a fairly clean driving record.
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Great video, not sure if you can post or attach your cost per mile calculation on the video or in the description?
Also would you get Tesla accessories like the home charger, center console trays, or their roof shade?
so how much has the battery degraded after all these miles?
@@biplav32 i haven't noticed degradation, maybe 10-20 miles at most?
@@GoHerping your scenario might be the best case scenario. Hopefully it's same for me. Did you charge at 48amp at home?
How much does it cost to replace battery and transmission in that trim level you have?
I respect tf out of the Immediate answer in the intro
The MKBHD speed limit sign cracked me up hahaha
I’m taking delivery of my Model Y this month and videos like these make me feel more like I’m making the right decision
i have a lot of trouble finding people who regret buying their teslas. im always hyped we get to experience such a big automotive transition:)
@@GoHerping that’s great to hear! I just found your content too. Keep up the great videos!
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Hey man. Not sure if you read comments but I’ve come across a decent amount of your videos and just wanted to say I always really enjoy them. You are extremely good at explaining and making the viewer understand what you’re saying. Keep up the good work brother
thanks!
I agree. He is a good narrator
Agreed - he would be a perfect college professor
I agree. Seen one video and now I’m hooked. Especially the uber ones lol
That was a lot of component failure between 70,000 and 100,000 miles.
Suspension usually wears at the same time so it kinda makes sense
@@Shortorderboy1048 My 2016 Prius C would like to have a talk with you
I’m sticking with my 13 yr old Ford Fusion. God helps me all I had to change were tires, windshield wipers and batteries.
@@MyChilepepper My fusion tranny just blew up on me at 117k I got a 2015 ford fusion titanium
Means Tesla needs to redesign their suspension to be more durable. Toyota and Honda have way better.
Only 8 minutes in and I’m feeling much better about driving a 23 year old Toyota, not that I didn’t feel good already. I bought this car with 175k miles with less than 10% of the price of that Tesla and it’s been far more reliable with far less problems. Wow
keep your fluids changed and it’ll keep you on the road forever. i’m at 300K on my 4runner and never had it leave me stranded
Yes keep up on basic maintenance. AND don't ignore the timing belt schedule. I lost a great used Honda that I loved just because of a timing belt.
@@capoman1 good advice, thankfully I have the 2az with a timing chain and not the v6 with a timing belt. Sorry about your Honda :(
@@ReyzoRPlays for sure, I’ve been taking this thing driving multiple hours and hundreds of miles and it runs like a clock. All I’ve had to do is keep up with maintenance
What’s crazy is this is a model 3 bought 5 years ago. Today you can get a far superior, longer range, faster, better built model 3 for $34,990 or cheaper depending on your regions incentives (insane considering inflation). I got my Model Y for $15000 off because of an Oregon rebate that added $7500 onto the federal point of sale credit. That made my Quicksilver AWD longe range, white interior Y cost about $37,000. Plus I’m saving thousands on fuel cost, maintenance and hotel / Airbnb costs during road trips.
I just got back from a 1300 mile road trip in the Y and my total charge cost was $130. That’s not including $50 for 1 night charging in an RV park in the middle of a forest in California because the free destination charger up the road was closed for the winter (price included hot showers, bathroom and other amenities). Hit 2 national parks both of which had free chargers at them. I also save hundreds if not thousands by car camping and cooking food instead of stopping and eating out or staying at hotels.
true. the price drops and increase in quality is so sick to see. while i'm in no rush to get rid of this one, i also look forward to my next car whenever the day does inevitably come :)
It is indeed crazy, also an used Model S 2022 Model S is now roughly $44k (With 40k miles)
He says an increase in mileage lol an extra 20 miles 😂 from then to now with one battery .
Another 20 miles and the Tesla long range will have about the same range as an ICE ford f150
This video production, from the script to the off the cuff analysis, is beyond amazing. Thanks for sharing!
thank you :D
What about depreciation bro@@GoHerping
dude ive been so curious about this thank you!!!!!!
i know you've been planning on getting one for years now
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When I tell people I’ll eventually get an EV, they say “what are you gonna do when the battery goes, it’s the cost of a car” and I respond “well what am I gonna do when my transmission goes? I’ll have to get a new car”
exactly lol. people are silly beans
You can get a new transmission though
@@thesunbeamin4304 the cost usually makes most mid level vehicles unsalvageable. 10k transmission usually outweighs the worth of a 20k depreciation car.
If you have knowledge and resources available you can replace a transmission for less than $1k.
LKQ sells used transmissions for $350. My brothers own a body shop so I replaced it myself there with their tools and youtube.
So if the battery went out on my Tesla? I'd build a new one. Batteries are easy 😂
With an EV you won’t need emissions inspections, never replace your brakes, never need oil changes and you can cheaply charge from home. You also won’t be polluting the air every time you drive. There are still a few places where you can charge for free. In some EVs you get free improvements for the life of the vehicle via software updates. Personally, I’ll never buy another ICE vehicle.
You killed me with the MKBHD picture in the corner at the end there 🤣
Appreciate the breakdown in the description for time saving ;)
You’ve got to get the crossclimate2 tires. Those micheliaN OEM are not great.
I bought my first grand new car Honda Crz back in April 2015 for $25k. It's almost 10 years old now. So far so good, nothing breaks down. Just oil change as scheduled. Save me tons of money. If you reading my comment. Please consider Honda or Toyota if you don't have much budget
Subtracting for the tax credit and the current resale cost, I'd say your cost per mile is closer to ~$0.27 which compares pretty favorably with my 2018 Honda Civic's ~$0.25 per mile. Thanks for the info and breakdown, I'd been interested in seeing a full cost analysis from a Tesla owner appreciated the detail you gave plus your overall ownership experience.
Actually after doing my calculations, the cost of ownership was only $0.14. 😂
Buy a 3-5 year old model 3/Y. You can find 2021-2022 long range AWD variants w/ 20-50k miles for sub $25k out the door after the $4k used EV tax credit. If you’re coming from ICE you’ll save thousands a year on gas/fluids/maintenance annually.
Maybe if you're driving a BMW or Mercedes... my Toyota with similar miles to his Tesla... maintenance is a couple $40 oil changes per year, nothing has broke or worn out on the car ever. Sounds like the costs of tires and charging alone would easily be more than my cars maintenance plus gas. I'm on my 3rd set of tires, just replaced them, so they're basically brand new (so 12 tires total, and on a new set)... hes used 23 tires and his are bald, so technically to match my tires he'd be on his 27th tires.
Not to mention tires are a major cause of pollution and lowering life expectancy. So if you care about the environment I don't see how these are helping out much.
Sure his car is faster and cooler than mine but if you're going by costs alone he's spent MUCH more than I have between the car, tires, maintenance, and charging.
@@BabyJesus66bud burning gas is what lowers life expectancy.
@@BabyJesus66but how fun is your Toyota to drive? Have you ever driven a Tesla, pollution etc doesn't play factor into my E.V choice, I have 2 trucks and love driving them, but nothing compared to my Tesla
@@taylorrodriguez1540my next car will be hybrid lol
@BabyJesus66 Teslas aren't hard on tires, Tesla drivers are. His model 3 weighs (4007 lbs) about as much as a small SUV/CU7. Yes, your Toyota is more reliable, but your maintenance cost far exceeds his, by a lot. I own a Tesla, but have also owned 2 Camrys. Oil changes don't make up the bulk of maintenance costs. Its the more pricey stuff thats required between 80-150k miles like spark plugs, serpentine belt, and possible water pump. Hell, the brake work alone over equals half of his Tesla maintenance. You can skip some maintenance on a new Toyota, but you will simply pay more in repairs later on.
I've rotated my tires on my Model 3 with literally only 1 jack, and it wasn't even a low profile floor jack, and I'm not a mechanic in the slightest. If a dedicated car shop can't figure out how to rotate the tires on a Model 3, even if they just use 2 or 3 floor jacks, they don't deserve to be in business and all of their "mechanics" need to have their licenses or whatever revoked. That actually just broke my entire soul to hear that there are really people that are that incompetent that exist in our world.
Ain't no way 😅. If you spending 25,000 on a down payment. You might as well pay for a used Toyota Corolla.
Then he'd be stuck with a used Corolla. You get what you pay for.
@@Cakebattered the corolla will outlive any Tesla
@@Reekostory You'd still be stuck with an used Corolla.
Yep. If he did do that he would have saved a lot of money. 25k and 1200 a year in fuel. A 50k ev is still expansive.
@@Reekostorynot really EVs are inherently more long lasting. I know a guy with 320k miles on a tesla model 3. He only replaced the windshield twice and got through 6 tire sets.
Dude it’s wild how many tires you’ve gone through lol. I’m on a model Y. 55k miles and I just replaced my tires the first time. I also drive in chillll mode. So maybe they’re lasting longer because I don’t drive that fast
driving personality im major in tire ware. I've put 50k miles and still going on my car and the tires look to be only halfway used. now I drive like a grandma 95% of the time. but other people ik that drive harder have replaced multiple tire's in the time i've been on my first set. get yourself a decently hard set of tires and give slightly worse driving experience and drive easy on them and you'll have tires last forever it feels like.
Just got my model y performance 2023 for 27k out the door. Looking forward to this new type of ownership. Only costs im concerned in is the tires but it’s a necessary part of ownership so I’ll always save extra for my next set
I got a used 2018 Model 3 LR AWD recently and been pretty okay. I was supposed to get a Prius but the same miles and year, it was more expensive. It’s a really fun car and hoping to drive it to the ground. So far no issues.
Be aware of the front control arm issues as he mentioned in the video. Imo the pre 2021 models aren’t worth getting with that issue and older software/hardware, plus older batteries. The price difference between a used 2021-2022 model with like 50k miles and a 2017-2020 are negligible. In some cases the newer model years are even cheaper with better software/hardware and newer batteries.
I'm curious on how many "it's within specs" you got from Tesla's service centers
nice car. i have a 2023 model Y. i transferred my lifetime free supercharging from a previous 2014 model S. after a year of owning my car, it's cost me $0 in electric and maintenance, but i am about to replace the wiper blades.
Great info and detail about your Tesla journey. Thinking about getting a Tesla in 2025 and this helps me a lot. Thank you and let’s see you get over the 300k mile mark on your Tesla.
17:40 to hear you say "theres nothing i had to do to it, i just drove it everyday" is ccraazzyyyyy when i've so far heard about how many things a shop has had to touch and fix on this. Good lord.
Lmao that was my thought 😂
Yeah I don’t know why he said that. I think it was cope. He had more things fixed on his car than my crappy 2014 Chevy Cruze I’ve had for 2 years.
According to current information, replacing a Tesla Model 3 battery pack can cost around $13,000 - $16,000 with the battery itself costing around $13,500 and additional labor costs added on, representing a significant portion of the car's price.
do u google how much it costs to replace an engine before u buy a sports/muscle car?
That's like 20 times the amount of my gasoline car, including the price of the car.
noice. what kinda car
@@GoHerping I put the motor in it myself, bought it with a blown motor but bought a replacement on marketplace for $100 and rebuilt it. Never rebuilt a motor before or put one in a car so it was all a learning experience. I think I put around $2000 into the car which includes the price of the car and the motor and rebuild kit. Someone bought me a replacement soft top though so I saved $400 on that. UA-cam has tons of videos on how to work on about any car you can imagine so it wasn't very hard. I've built 3 motors since then. This was just a few years ago when I started.
The car is worth about 4 times what I put into it now.
your car is obviously faster and self driving is nice, but this thing was built for fun and it's all about it.
@@PhonePhone-sf8tehe’s just like me fr
Same here. I drive a 2011 vehicle since new and is now at 150,000 miles. All costs combined is still more than half of this.
@@jamesmckay4573my old Toyota has had zero things break, similar miles. Used less than half the tires, and maintenance is a couple oil changes a year. Even using synthetic if I do it myself that's around $40. I've definitely spent less than half what he spent, and my car should go about 300k-400k miles without too much issues. Not seeing where these save much money... or the environment really with the added damage to the earth mining the battery parts, and insane amount of tire usage. Tires are a major cause of pollution I was genuinely surprised at how many tires he said he'd gone through
While I'm more of a petro kind of guy, respect to you for chasing your ideals and sticking with them. While I'm not a fan of electric, I still think your car is really cool and respect the care you put into it. Props to you, if you decide to keep the car for the foreseeable future I hope it lasts you another 150k.
How can you wear out 4 tires in one year? Tires usually last for 4-5 years, I saw what you said about the car being heavy and your driving style, but damn!
Its the weight, torque and how he drives it. Seen heavier FWD vans do it pretty bad as well. like 20k miles and the tires are done
The guy probably launches it from a stop on the regular and EVs have crazy instant torque; that kind of thing destroys tires. Besides that, he showed a dashcam clip of him getting asked to exit his vehicle after a speeding infraction, so you know he was doing some thrillseeking risky stuff. Drive like a normal person and your tires will last the same as any other car.
Which insurance $98 so cheap? Is it comprehensive or liability?
Congrats on the channel man and owning your dream car, and now, a home! Been watching since 40k I think. I'm shy and introverted myself but have recently tried UA-cam content creation. Keep going
That's a lot of tires! It also seems like you got more issues than most.
Overall, it's still a pretty great car and I still love my 2018 M3P.
tru. yeah i imagine a lot of it is due to how hard i push the car
Wow was thinking getting Tesla Next year , but the maintenance is actually more expensive than a Japanese car. I only had to change oil, tire, and battery, for all 10 years of driving.
This one is a 2019, likely had some worse quality issues. The 2024 Model is more refined.
Yep, a prius would be less than half of the cost of what he spent on that tesla
Japanese is the way to go
I love Toyota Corollas. After my first one was totaled earlier this year, I immediately got another one.
@suncrestt4839 same here but with Lexus, Lexus still builds some models in Japan and there QC is excellent
I don’t really like Teslas ,but I do enjoy your videos talking about them
I bought a used Toyota Funcargo with $5000 fourteen years ago. My car cost one month of work at my salary of $5000. How many months of working for Amazon does it take to pay off a Tesla?
I haven't had to repair anything on my Toyota. I don't drive it that much, I live close to where I work in a small town in New Zealand. I think the car will last another 6 years. The car is like a little boxxy van, small easy to park. All the seats in the back fold down flat and I can fit 6 bales of hay in the back. I really like it. When it finally dies I want another one just like it only newer model. And if I get a newer one I'm not paying more than $16,000 I've decided. I'll buy it as a 4-6 year used Japanese import again. I want to make sure is actually made in Japan because those cars last forever.
Just searched it up I've never seen this car in my life but can't go wrong with toyota
Yeah was gonna say. The frequency with which he has needed to replace stuff, especially stuff out-of-warranty, is really bad. What's the value in reduced maintenance costs (like oil changes etc.) and cheap fuel (charging vs gas) if you have to spend a bunch of money on repairs on a relatively new car? And that tire cost hurts.
Why are we comparing what is likely an economy car to a premium car that even used cost almost $50k?
@@ProXcaliber Its not a car comparison. Its a money comparison. You can buy a car for 10k or 60k and save 50k. Think about what you can do with 50k- travel the world for a year- go to college- down payment on a house- or invest the 50k in the stock market.
@@tanyaroberson9629down payment on a shed and still have a above 3,000 monthly payment ???!?
You gained a sub bro, just got my own 2024 Model 3 for 0 APR 72 months with FSD. My plan is to drive it until it gives up lol
NICE
been following since way back in the day. glad to see your channel becoming revived
Tesla's quality doesn't compete with premium cars.
i think of it kind of as a competitor to dodge chargers and that sorta market. large/spacious, fast+powerful but low quality interior, and similar prices when you consider different trims
Does anyone ever mean anything besides “lacks leather” when they say this?
Meanwhile insurance companies treat Teslas as luxury vehicles smh
@ They have simulated leather, so that's not the point. Their fit and finish is garbage, their paint jobs are garbage. They remove certain features such as the turn signal stock in order to save a dollar or two. There is no abundance of features with Tesla, it's you get what we give you and that's it. How many years has Tesla model 3 owners been asking for a simple heads up display?
I appreciate your insights! You're right - ultimately, vehicle choice comes down to personal preference. I love my Cadillac CT6 Blackwing since it checks all my boxes: a powerful full-size sedan with an aggressive exhaust note. Maintenance has been surprisingly manageable over my four years of ownership - just routine oil changes, tire replacements, and fixing one faulty sensor. Though I've gotten four speeding tickets (each under $400), it's been worth it. And congratulations on paying off your car!
Kudos on your video description/notes - very organized and helpful.
having a fully paid off car must be one of the best feelings you could have, congrats! id love to see a breakdown on the other tesla and the brz as well
@DeloreanGuy2 who said anything about that genuinely? whether you finish payments on a vehicle or buy one used full in cash, the thought of you and not the bank owning it anymore is a great feeling knowing no ones going to hassle you for unpaid debts
@DeloreanGuy2 GoHerping mentioned somewhere in the video that he had only just paid off his tesla and I was congratulating him for that, I dont need to know what that feels like myself to be able to do that right?
@DeloreanGuy2 hes not really my type tbh but i do find him a little charming, and hes also in the other side of the world so I find the possibility on hanging out with him to be slim. I would appreciate it if you would go spend time with your kids instead of trying to argue with more kids on youtube though
0:31 lol 😂 I saw you sneak that emoji in!!! 😂😂😂
My Elantra is 5yrs in same mileage only ever spent oil changes and a 3 lightbulbs on them plus 3 sets of tires wayyy cheaper and it will last another 3 years. Only issue is weak paint. I still can’t recommend them Teslas, is it the smartest choice? probs not but if you can afford it then sure why not sane goes with everything
how much you pay for gas in 5 years?
@ well only 50k of those miles were paid by me which is 120 full tanks of 12 gallons at a high ball price of 3.00$ so 4200$ the rest of the mileage has been payed for by company :) overall still cheaper especially since the kW is expensive in my area.
Damn, the wrap looks like on mine (oracal ultramarine violet). Planning to just keep it and drive it too.
It was interesting to see that your yearly maintenance is about the same as mine is on my civic
Could you please do a video explaining the difference between what exactly the "Drive Train" warranty includes and all this other mechanical stuff/issues?
Thanks for sharing your experiences with your Tesla. Very informative video!! I have a few questions about your charging practices. Are you using a Level 1 or Level 2 charger? Given your driving habits, do you typically leave the battery at 20%-30% and charge it to 80% or 100% daily? Thanks again for the great information.
ty :) for the first 2 years, i just relied on level 1 (extension cord through parking lot) and supercharging. but for the past 3 years, i've used level 2 in my garage. i charge to 90% daily but often run it below 20% even though that's probably not ideal
Great video. Great editing and audio as well. $4k+ for tires because you speed drive is wild. You should definitely add a star to that one. I would argue the majority of owners go through tires quickly sure, but not that fast or that expensive per change…
Bro any brand new car you should expect at the very minimum 2 years of no issues other then consumables scheduled maintenance and PM. I have a 2015 Mercedes that I bought used have put over 50K on it zero issues.
Environmentally friendly? Are those private jets those ev ceos take environmentally friendly?
how is your insurance so cheap not even $100? which company did you go through? are you on the insurance by yourself?
yeah I find that hard to believe im paying like 100 a month and drive a 2016 civic and have no accidents and am 27 lol
@@EVANHIRSCHMANGI was paying about $65/mo on my 2007 Honda Civic for insurance without collision coverage and a $500 deductible. I drove it 3-5k mi/yr, so very few. I then sold it to my cousin and bought a brand new 2023 Model 3 and had a $55/mo full coverage $0 deductible using State Farm. I live in Michigan too, which it notorious for high insurance. I now drive more like 8K mi/yr and there was a recent insurance change in Michigan that rose everyone’s amount, but I’m about $80ish/mo now. Not bad at all! The biggest thing for me is that I have a perfect record, and bundled my auto, home, and personal life insurance together.
Lastly, I use State Farm’s Drive and Save program where you basically have a Bluetooth accelerometer in your car. Everyone you drive it records where you go, how fast you go, what time of the day, and how fast you accelerate and take turns. Essentially, im proving to them I drive safe. This saves me about $15/mo.
Depending on the state, Tesla sells insurance, at a discount to traditional insurance company.
Stop talking like you're ghey. Talk like a man.
Love your content. I love that your knowledgeable in lots of areas but where your not, your open with us!
Very humble and I love it.
As your grinding out content, it’s awesome how interesting it is!
I picked up a used 21’ ID.4 and I am really happy with it!
I actually saw some old tires from a Tesla recently, and yes the have a foam cushion lining the center of the tires. The only bad thing about waiting till the tires are nearly bald to replace is you're at more risk for a blowout, and when it's raining with driving on wet roads you're at more risk of losing control, and stopping distance is increased. After I learned about the risks, I buy tires a lot sooner than I used to. If you've got a spare vehicle that sits parked most of the time, even if the tires look brand new with full tread, they say old tires will go bad and at risk of a blowout.
Blowout isn't real unless they're old tires. I haven't had one since I got tpms. Driving on flats causes tires to explode. Wire is fine. I drive mine til they start leaking everytime.
@@ryanmckee3102 Hope I'm never driving next to you on the road...
@@ryanmckee3102 not true. My friend just had a 3 year old tire blowout going down the road and had his baby with him. Tire wasn't even that worn. Don't mess around with tires, they're literally the only thing keeping you connected to the road.
And yes, they do expire. You should change them even if they don't have wear after 8-10 yrs or so. I could be wrong on the amount of years so use your own research it's been awhile since I last paid attention to that so maybe it's changed.
This really helped me a lot. Thank you so much for this video please do update incase the battery goes out.
Great video! Thank you for the thorough explanation with immaculate detail! Fun to watch as well! Can't wait to see you at 300k and beyond!
I see what you did there with the MKBHD thing. Nice!
I really like your blue wrap. The only thing is why did you put black above the door frame? It takes away the good look from the car. Great video. Beautiful car!
Nicely done! Engaging, informative and casually professional. You’ve certainly found your niche and you get to explore other things at the same time.
Who do you have for insurance? And how many miles on the car?
Idk much about cars, but you are very engaging to listen to.
Easy to follow with no knowledge myself
thanks :D
How much did it cost to wrap and when did you get and how’s it holding up. Would you recommend it?
Just curious what kind of insurance do you use? The only thing keeping from getting a Tesla is due to the fact that they’re so expensive to insure. I’ve got a clean record and it’s still $300 a month 😢
Most people who owns Tesla buys Tesla Insurance directly from Tesla. But I think the Premium has doubled last year and keep rising. Insuring EV become much more than ICE vehicle of the same size.
I think the rule of thumb about buying a car or anything is "If you have to think about the price down to the penny, that means it is too expensive and u shouldn't buy it".
Great video! Crazy how many tires you’ve replaced, I’ve had my Y for 2 years and still driving on the originals. However, I have had to plug them 9 times after picking up screws. I am at Home Depot a lot 😆 I’ve done all of the plugs in place without jacking the car and has probably saved me thousands. I don’t leave home without an inflator & plug kit… a battery power drill also helps in case you can’t get the plug into the puncture. I’ve had to drill out a slightly larger hole before plugging it but all have held great
Your Wrap looks great! How much was the total for the wrap?
These are great cars. They ride great and are very fun to drive. Got my first EV a year ago, 2023 MYP, and have loved it so much
My 2024 MYP rattles a lot. Very disappointed. The doors even feel cheap and flimsy.
U make some good videos man I wasnt around for your reptile videos but I really enjoy the editing you do and how organized the vids are. I really do wish the best for you! your vids bring enjoyment to people. On the side note I am pretty suprised with how well the tesla has held up after that many miles, a car will only treat you as well as you treat it though you seem to really take good care of it compared to most tesla owners
having 3 upper control arms being faulty after they “fixed it” is absolutely unacceptable. my toyota had stock uppers until 220K miles and they still worked perfectly fine i just wanted a lift and upgraded. the control arms should be the LAST thing to go in your suspension so if they’re going before warranty? you’ve got a lot more expenses coming soon. by 200K miles i would be very worried about electronics and suspension
maintenance for my 04 tacona after 4 yrs, Diy oil change and battery little over 500
I really wanna do Amazon flex to get a Tesla but I really would love your input
Thanks for sharing. Definitely not doing the environment any favors with all those tires, but im glad you enjoyed your purchase. Cant say for teslas specifically, but for future reference, for a 2wd vehicle, you should replace the tires in sets of 2 at a minimum. 4wd or awd need all 4 tires cbanged each time. Dont think i will ever be on board with those things but i do enjoy watching other people's experiences with them.
I’ve owned a lot of new vehicles in my life and I’ve never had as many parts fail on all of them combined as you’ve had fail on your new Tesla. So given everything you’ve indicated, and with the EV depreciation, are they really cheaper to own? Doesn’t sound like it.
Christmas came early with this many vids!
i got an insurance quote for a used model 3 which was being sold for 28k and my insurance quote was $330 for a 26 year old male with 0 accidents and 0 tickets. 8 years of driving since i got my license at 18.
I’ve owned mine since I was 26. same 0 accidents 0 and 0 tickets. I pay $110 a month with State Farm.
@ that’s crazy, glad for you but wondering why i get quoted such a high amount. I currently pay $336 USD a month for insurance on a 2021 Honda accord 1.5L which is worth around 22k usd.
Im surprised of how many sets of tires you've gone through. My initial Model 3 was a 2018 and I drove the initial tires 50k miles, flooring it so often. Shit cold winter months too.
What will be price to replace the battery and also when you need to replace it ?
Thank you for all the information, I’ve been curious 😅.
Bottom line: Don't buy a Tesla.
i have been watching yr vids just latly and i really like them fr i yr way of story telling is so cool keep up
Great video!
My Toyota Sienna minivan has no expenses other than fuel and oil change. But it is a minivan van 😮
Hi Alex, I just stumbled across your channel a couple of weeks ago. I love your content and it seems to be the perfect match for me. I seen this video in your members only page, and I couldn't wait to watch it when it became public! Keep up the great work Alex! I'm subscribed :)
ty!
@@GoHerping your welcome :)
Can you explain what happened with that police situation and what you were charged with and ultimately fined in court?
Arent there tires that can go 50 to 100k miles? Do they not have for teslas?
Tesla weighs a lot and wears the tires down quicker
love all these videos! Also how many times have you been pulled over????
ty! all that's important is i have 0 points on my liscense
Very nice ownership explanations. Don't forget to clean around the door seals of the doors! Great job
Great video by the way. I’m looking to buy a high mileage 100k 2018 under 20k model 3 long range. I need to know what to look for guys
Holy crap, I’m even happier with my Mazda cx-5 now
My Biturbo V6 diesel Audi is way cheaper to run, just fuel compared to charging. Servicing is cheaper than a model 3, and way less in tyres.
You went through 23 tires in 150k miles? That's pretty bad. I put PS4S tires on a Cadillac CTS Vsport, 400 hp sedan, and they still lasted 40k miles.
you drive too slow!
@@GoHerping And you obviously drive too fast & reckless given the frequent tire replacement and tickets/court fines
Where exactly do you believe the electricity you use to charge your environmentally friendly car comes from? A. Coal powered generators.
I'll never understand how someone can spend almost $65K on a car saids "I saved so much money". That's like saying "by buying this million dollar house i saved so much money" 😅
I drive a 2007 Honda that is fully paid, costs me $120 a yr to change my oil and filter and about $2,300 in gas yearly. I SAVED so much money 😂😂😂
Advice for every young person out there, DON'T EVER EVER BUY A NEW CAR! BETTER YET, NEVER EVER BUY A LUXUY CAR. There is a reason why luxury cars are the #1 expense that keeps ppl broke. Buy a used early 2000s Japanese car that is super reliable, cheap maintenance and cheap on gas. Save your money and invest it in the stock market. Cars are meant to take you from point A to B. That's it. It's been proven that material things make you happy the first few weeks but after that your happiness is the same as it was before you purchased it.
I can't believe ppl will get in debt for the stupidest things. The greatest advice anyone can give you is, ALWAYS LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS
well it's all relative. i saved money* compared to my alternate choices of an audi rs7 or Corvette c7. this video isn't really about economy vehicles
@GoHerping what do you mean your alternate choices? You mean an early 2000s is a peasant car? Lol
i was in the market for a sport sedan or performance coup, not an economy commuter. nothing wrong with them obviously, but that's why there may be a misunderstanding of calling 65k a "good deal"
@@GoHerping fair enough, who am I to tell ppl how to spend their money! Carry on
Trying to figure out how you are burning through tires that fast. My model s performance didn't even burn that fast. My model 3 performance is more than double what you are getting and im never in chill mode
Love watching your videos. Good content, great presentation and very informative. Keep it going!
thanks!
I can't get through my head the insane amount of tyres you went through, like how fast do you drive the thing?
W-h-o is your insurance provider, they do not let tesla insurance for for less than $200 per month in my insurance. Absurd insurance pricing on evs
Maybe his driving history is being pulled over zero times and getting in zero accidents?
Maybe his older version has lower power, which tends to get cheaper insurance, since insurers know it won’t ever be going 100 mph?
Maybe some insurers are simply hesitant to provide competitive pricing until there are more data on how much insurance companies wind up needing to pay out on EVs?
My brain isn’t super stormy today, that’s all I got
@SigFigNewton oh I saw his other videos, he does not have a good driving history 😅 he was def pulled over before.
I'm in WA state, and have a fairly clean driving record.
@@Stan-x8mWA state has higher insurance compared to NC I believe, more congestion in comparison. Progressive has goodish prices and okay prices
New subscribers here good content. Hope to be more confident like you when I do videos, I hold back because I hate being in front and talking.
Going through one set of tires per year nearly is crazy, and it doesn’t seem like you’re getting a lot of miles out of each tire comparatively
Man at your age you could have put that in a retirement account and probably have like 3 million when you retire without contributing anything else.
Liked it before i watched it. Love the videos where you explain stuff.