[c4racer]

Originally Posted by mikeman

True, but that's primarily the better option for young single urban/suburban millenials. If he wanted to take the wife and kids along, the EV is the better option than a ride share service. In fact, I think many utilities offer rebates if you install a charging station at your home. Maintenance would be pretty low in comparision to a gas vehicle as well.

these kids don't own homes!! Rent apartments in trendy urban centers!

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by mikeman

The total cost can not be ignored though. Sure, if you have the funds, then get the biggest baddest best performing model you can afford. However, if you have to decide on a non V8, turbo 4 or the 6 cyl, that doesn't mean it's not a great car with a lot of emotional appeal for those buyers.

You're absolutely right, those are great engines in an amazing car, and I didn't mean to brag either (would be ridiculous with an SS anyway, heh). Just wanted to emphasize the emotional component, plus how one can deceive themselves through rationalization.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by metalhead79

Two weeks into ownership and I regretted not getting a GT. Traded the EB after 10 months.

Guess we were the dealer's cash cow sucker on this one, you and me both

[metalhead79]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

Guess we were the dealer's cash cow sucker on this one, you and me both

Live and learn, right?

[freddyD]

I have a 25 mile commute one way to work.I just got a 2020 rally green RS,v6 auto npp dark taillights reg gas,20in. tires its quick and good gas miles,reg gas is cheap now I love this car,I just hate putting a lot of miles on it.