Read it before you purchase. This is from a Tesla owner!!!!
Must read!!!!!
Here- I copied and pasted from the post:
Want to clear the air on electric car charging. FTR, we own a Tesla model S90D which we love. We bought it 2015 for its technology (period) and it is fun to drive for the grand price of $118,000. Today, my technology car's trade-in value is $40,000... ouch!
All said, this car is as expensive to own as a Lamborghini.
Washington DC is pushing these electric contraptions. What they are not telling you; it will always be more expensive to charge at a charging station then at home. Then again, charging at home with 50-amp power will only get you 30 miles/hr. charge till better technology comes along and you upgrade to a newer electric car. In addition, if you charge at home, the chances that you have enough power in your panel is slim with serious dollars to upgrade the electric panel. Or, if you rent a house or an apartment good luck and deep pockets to set-up a charging port.
Now, my seven-year-old Tesla is in great condition. But when will the car batteries die, at what cost? I am told the cost is over $15,000 to replace. Not only that, what landfill will end up with these batteries?
Washington DC is pushing electric and the bureaucrats pushing for electric will not do anything to stop the pain at the pump. Unfortunately, they do not care. ELECTRIC CARS are not the answer.
Must read!!!!!
Here- I copied and pasted from the post:
Want to clear the air on electric car charging. FTR, we own a Tesla model S90D which we love. We bought it 2015 for its technology (period) and it is fun to drive for the grand price of $118,000. Today, my technology car's trade-in value is $40,000... ouch!
All said, this car is as expensive to own as a Lamborghini.
Washington DC is pushing these electric contraptions. What they are not telling you; it will always be more expensive to charge at a charging station then at home. Then again, charging at home with 50-amp power will only get you 30 miles/hr. charge till better technology comes along and you upgrade to a newer electric car. In addition, if you charge at home, the chances that you have enough power in your panel is slim with serious dollars to upgrade the electric panel. Or, if you rent a house or an apartment good luck and deep pockets to set-up a charging port.
Now, my seven-year-old Tesla is in great condition. But when will the car batteries die, at what cost? I am told the cost is over $15,000 to replace. Not only that, what landfill will end up with these batteries?
Washington DC is pushing electric and the bureaucrats pushing for electric will not do anything to stop the pain at the pump. Unfortunately, they do not care. ELECTRIC CARS are not the answer.