Teslas

[dizzycastro]

I’ve been doing a lot of market research recently. and what I have found is Hertz is selling 1/3 of their Tesla fleet for way under value so in some cases you could buy a Tesla for $12,000 the average price I was able to see in our market is 24 to 25,000 for the car and 33 for the SUV. Would you buy one of these Teslas?

https://www.hertzcarsales.com/used-t...12&geoRadius=0

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tesla-c...ount-ev-fleet/

[Pooyie!]

Probably not, even though I'm a proponent of EV's. I drive a nine-year old PHEV with 50,000 miles. These cars have between 40,000 and 80,000 miles. PHEV's, or Plug-in hybrids run like EV's for some miles, then automatically convert to a hybrid between charges. A good option while the charger infrastructure develops for longer trips. Also, when I do get an EV, I don't think I'll get a Tesla just yet. They did a good job with motor and battery technology, but are still behind the curve a bit with the design of the rest of the car when compared to the industry.

[BoyBlonde]

I like the idea of an EV but living in a city that you may have to evacuate or be without power for weeks I’ll pass for now.

[canjunq]

If you have a generator and a charger to convert the power it can be easier. It helped me in Ida instead of waiting for line for fuel

[BoyBlonde]

So what did you do after your generator ran out of fuel? Wait in line?

[canjunq]

Natural gas generator so I never ran out