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    Adding one thing to that......I think you’ll see more “public” EVs (like buses) as the younger generation does not like to drive....
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    Rather ride a riding lawnmower.....
  3. daves87rs
    Well, maybe EV trucks then? Trucks I am sure will hang around for a while, sales are crashing on the cars. You get enough companies like Ford that will wipe out a whole line, and you never know!
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    Already figure that diesel is the only car that is heading toward it’s deathbed. The days are numbered as is it’s usefulness... ICE and EV are the future. One will alway need the other. You never want to have just one form to get around anyways...
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    Now that’s something I didn’t need to see....darn near thought about trading the Equinox for one of these! My neighbor brought one home from the plant....quickly becoming my fave ... ?
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    Just saw one of those today....
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    Scary front end....
  8. daves87rs
    That says a lot..
  9. daves87rs
    The struggle is real.....
  10. daves87rs
    While I still like to fill up, free chargers could be the push I need to get a Bolt. 250 miles would get me about a week’s charge as well. Even with a bit a shopping, it makes it a nice deal. Plus, I can still hear the roar of an engine with the cost savings on the charging....
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    Thinking the Traverse might be a bit too heavy for EV duty......
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    Yep, noticed that on my first trek with the Equinox as well. Even driving it times, it would creep to 35mpg. Threw on the air on our first warm day, and it dropped all the way down to 28. The only other car I saw a decent drop with the AC on was my old S10......
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    Would take this over a Caddy easy.....
  14. daves87rs
    In my Cobalt, only a little bit. IN my Equinox,, it starts chugging gas like college kids at a frat party....
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    I was more Meh when I first saw this, but I agree with Drew on the looks. Up close it really does have a nice clean look to it....
  16. daves87rs
    Me too...
  17. daves87rs
    +1
  18. daves87rs
    Escape deserves better than than this. Might as well just been a station wagon... Ford does not need this to be a Mazda Cx 5 clone. The CX5 is a good CUV in it’s own right, and I expect this out of Mazda. I expect the Escape to at least try to keep some of it’s adventurous in going camping and out door stuff as the like. While I’m sure it will make a good car, that’s not the point here..
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    I like the simple look here. Have not really heard much about the head gasket in the last 6-7 years. Would think these should be good to go!
  20. daves87rs
    Not a fan of the front end, and the interior kinda screams 90s, but I kinda like it. I feels it could be quite useful.....
  21. daves87rs
    Interesting looks... Engines for these tend to have issues...lots of traded in ones around here....
  22. daves87rs
    Interesting...think it could do well here,,,
  23. daves87rs
    Kinda my thoughts too...I tend to like the simple stuff anyways.. ? Also helps that I have a 15 year old Cavalier too....
  24. daves87rs
    Very interesting either way....
  25. daves87rs
    Is it wrong to say I’d be all over that?? Older tech or not, for a solid price I’d take one.....
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