Posted on 05/20/2022 7:55:46 AM PDT by nuconvert
Stupid posts
I have a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 HEMI, with 710hp. I don’t go to dragstrips, and waste fuel and time.
But you said not being able to make multiple passes at the strip was a negative for you.
“I have a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 HEMI, with 710hp”
Which can not run consecutive passes at the the strip with out down time for cooling which is a negative for you.
It’s a negative for me, in that I’d never buy a POS EV. Never.
You’re right; a mistake to do that.
Great video! Thanks for finding that.
Black out the grill and get some different headlights that don’t look like a Christmas tree topper.
Then why do you frequent the EV threads with your rediculous comments?
“Now, now, no baiting the FR oversized golf kart fanbois.”
Then why do you frequent the EV threads with your silly trolling pozts?
“You’re right; a mistake to do that”
And yet you never miss a chance to do that!
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Thanis for removing your ignore from my posts.
It’s like the cheetah. After it does one of it’s high speed runs to catch it’s prey and eat, it sleeps the entire next day.
“It’s like the cheetah. After it does one of it’s high speed runs to catch it’s prey and eat, it sleeps the entire next day.”
LOLà
The Cheetah is known for being able to rapidly recover after a high speed chase.
EVs today are similar to the EVs in 1895, which were a fad, lasted 10-12yrs, and were eclipsed by the steam engined-vehicles, and finally by Ford’s line-up in the early 1900s.
It’s merely a fad, and without the massive, massive infrastructure to support that EV junk (styling notwithstanding), will disappear into oblivion in a decade. Pity that so many mfgrs worldwide are wasting resources on it.
And 8 messycans?
“It’s merely a fad, and without the massive, massive infrastructure to support that EV junk”
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Few realize EVs were invented decades before gas powered engines.
I always thought that it would be hilarious if after EVs are forced to be widespread that hydrogen or something else would finally be ready for primetime. Just imagine a vast wasteland of charging stations that nobody needs anymore.
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