So the fix for expensive gas is buying a car that costs 1/3 what your house cost during a period of massive inflation?

Fun facts...
100 years ago, the average wage was just over $3k and you could buy a car for about 12% of your yearly salary. 10 years ago, the average wage was about $35k and a car cost 86% of your yearly salary. Today the average wage is around $54k and the average EV costs about 118% of your yearly salary. Call me Stanley McOlivepants, but I think regular folks can't afford EVs.

dude, you're out of touch:

Here's the thing, I believe we can make Elec cars. but I don't see them as a replacement for the current present day or the next 5 years or next 15. give it maybe 50 years or another century and I would whole-heartedly agree that those things would work. Currently, the climate change and the world is gonna end by 2030 argument is something we've seen before. in the 1970's they said we would run out of materials by that decade. In the 80's they said that the world would end. In the freaking 90's you had to worry about Y2K ending the world. To me, that is lame. Besides climate change is just a get rich quick scheme for scientists who don't believe it anyway.

false, climate change is real. ever wonder why canada hit record highs last year? climate change is your answer.

Name your sources

I have the Bible

religion has nothing to do with this. if you want to pollute and destroy the earth that's fine with you, but when you and your shitass conservative friends see what y'all have done, you'd wish you had taken a different path. thanks a bunch, scum.

I know how the world ends

and you will be part of the cause.

The reason they hit record highs is because they legalized weed

weed doesn't pollute, dumbass.

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Not all electric cars are expensive