The downsides of buying and owning an EV...a fully electric vehicle OR even a hybrid
About this episode
Exploring the downsides of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids, this episode dives into the challenges facing EV adoption, including limited driving range, high battery replacement costs, and charging infrastructure issues. The host shares personal anecdotes about a classic Mustang and reflects on the complexities of hybrid vehicles. With insights on market trends and consumer risks, the discussion raises questions about the real benefits of EVs versus traditional gas vehicles, making it a thought-provoking listen for anyone considering a switch to electric.
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Ford F-150 Lightning
"Now, I sell EVs. We have the Ford Lightning, which is an F-150, an all-electric F-150, it's a..."
Ford Mustang
"...hter note. So I have a 1965, sorry, I have a 1966 Mustang Fastback in my showroom here at Gateway Ford. It'..."
Nissan Leaf
"and they have improved a lot. When the Nissan Leaf first came out, the first commercially viable EV ..."
Dodge Charger
"... know, by that evening it'll probably have a full charger the next day and then maybe you can drive the nex..."
Ford Transit
"...xpensive, folks. We had to replace a battery in a Ford Transit EV. That's the big van, big commercial van."
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