Posted on 01/30/2023 1:28:14 PM PST by ChicagoConservative27
Recall in the old Soviet Union they had internal passports so roaming around just wasn’t a thing. One had to have an approved reason for being where one was.
7500 credit is almost impossible to actually receive. I have managed new car dealerships for 35 years, here’s the basic rules currently.
final assembly in N America
can’t list for over 55k
80k for trucks Both are almost non existent!
you have to owe at least the 7500 in taxes
adjusted gross income can’t be over 150k or 300k for couple
FJB and his circus of flying monkeys....they’re ALL high on drugs and/or insane.
2 things:
1) It better be a short road trip. EV’s are good commuter cars, lousy road trip cars.
2) Biden is a senile old idiot.
FJB, tell it to the virtue signaling dude whose Tesla spontaneously erupted into flames as he was driving down the highway up by Sacramento
Excellent
The power grid isn’t stressed enough
Don’t use facts!!
It upsets the Democrats!!
Will he never STFU?
Hell no you diaper brained pedo, you don’t rule us, I will drive what I want and how far
Updated 30 Jan: Daily Mail: California fire crews use SIX THOUSAND gallons of water to extinguish burning Tesla Model S whose battery spontaneously combusted while driving down busy freeway
The Tesla caught on fire while the driver was on Highway 50 in Rancho Cordova
Fire officials said that nothing was wrong with the car before it combusted
Approximately 6,000 gallons of water was used to extinguish the blaze
By VANESSA SERNA FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
A white Tesla model burst into flames in a Rancho Cordova wrecking yard in June after the car had spent weeks sitting there after a collision.
Firefighters arrived at the wrecking yard to find the Tesla fully engulfed in flames. Each time the firefighters attempted to extinguish the flames, the Tesla’s battery would reignite the fire.
The fire department posted an Instagram video of the ordeal, saying that even when firefighters moved the Tesla onto its side to spray the battery directly, the car would burst into flames again ‘due to the residual heat.’
Eventually, the firefighters dug a pit near the Tesla and moved the burning car into it and then filled the pit with water, ‘effectively submerging the battery compartment.’...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11690327/California-fire-crews-use-SIX-THOUSAND-gallons-water-extinguish-burning-Tesla-Model-S.html
in low population density Australia, the problems of providing EV infrastructure are even worse, and the major State of Victoria already has firefighters refusing to attend any lithium-ion fire in basement car parks of high-rise buildings, as they cannot get their equipment in to allow submersion of the battery.
no to EVs...and lithium-ion batteries. the State of Queensland in Australia has had 26 house fires so far this year caused by Li-ion batters in eBikes & eScooters! yet no-one is considering banning the things.
Send that EV through the Moki Dugway, and pray you don’t lose power. I can make it from Dallas to Reno in 3 days. It would take a week in an EV. No thanks.
Shove it.
Ok Joe,rip out the motor in your verge and replace it with a battery.Or,Stfu.
As long as you’re driving a Tesla, there’s no problem at all taking a road trip across the country—plenty of chargers everywhere. If you’re driving a POS EV from one of the other manufacturers, though, I can imagine you’ll have problems.
They keep pushing for more electric cars without the infrastructure needed to support more electric cars.
..............
Because in the end they don’t want us driving.
Prisons ordered to phase out their gas chambers in favor of Ol’ Sparky.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcihNXFGCWs&t=28s
EV?
Is that another Edsel Vehicle?
I hugged the cliff wall on my first trip down it!
They don’t use a standardized socket and power cable??
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