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If they ban ICE, it's either that or go back to horses. What do you think Newsom wants?The government is forcing you to buy an EV?
If they ban ICE, it's either that or go back to horses. What do you think Newsom wants?The government is forcing you to buy an EV?
Yea-SURE................horses
He is a horses petute. IMO YMMVYea-SURE................
ah well then California is banned from my list of states to retire to.
there you go, there is equalization and justice in the universe.
I won't live in any state, with Cali emissions standards, that's it.Are you sure it's not just California, or California and every state that has California Emissions. Since the ICA ban is part of CA emissions, other state follow.
Complain all you want, ICE will (mostly) die. Too labor intensive to build vs. EV. We’ve know this for years. Most automakers have publicly stated it.
Finally committing to battery production is the final nail in the proverbial coffin.
These were Ford’s numbers from 2017.
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he wants to look good. that doesn't always involve using intelligence and good judgement.If they ban ICE, it's either that or go back to horses. What do you think Newsom wants?
If it's just an OBDII scan for emissions, you can use a 50 state cat and an O2 spacer. As long as you plan on junking the car eventually you should be good here.I won't live in any state, with Cali emissions standards, that's it.
Here's why:
Yes the fools in NY adopted cali emissions because they felt that fed emissions weren't good enough Why do I object to that? Well, wait till you have to replace a cat converter. 49 state version isn't good enough, you MUST have the cali version, and if by chance they become NLA, you can't get a perfectly good vehicle past inspection because of this idiotic practice.
The consumer rules and impossible to make that prediction.Complain all you want, ICE will (mostly) die. Too labor intensive to build vs. EV. We’ve know this for years. Most automakers have publicly stated it.
Finally committing to battery production is the final nail in the proverbial coffin.
These were Ford’s numbers from 2017.
http://s22.q4cdn.com/857684434/files/doc_presentations/2017/CEO-Strategic-Update-12.pdf
Well if that works, great!If it's just an OBDII scan for emissions, you can use a 50 state cat and an O2 spacer. As long as you plan on junking the car eventually you should be good here.
He would look better at this point if he just kept his mouth shut.he wants to look good. that doesn't always involve using intelligence and good judgement.
Well if that works, great!
Judging by some of the comments made here, I think a significant portion of the population has forgotten just how easy and FAST it is to refuel an ICE vehicle. But you're correct about going backwards.The consumer rules and impossible to make that prediction.
A significant portion of the population is not going to go backwards in their standard of living refueling a battery powered car.
I would spend less time refueling an EV than I do with our current or previous ICE runabout vehicles. Pull it into the garage, plug it in, walk inside. No standing outside in -35°C babysitting a gas pump.Judging by some of the comments made here, I think a significant portion of the population has forgotten just how easy and FAST it is to refuel an ICE vehicle. But you're correct about going backwards.
Judging by some of the comments made here, I think a significant portion of the population has forgotten just how easy and FAST it is to refuel an ICE vehicle. But you're correct about going backwards.
Which brings us right back to the whole 2 vehicle problem, if you have to go anywhere that's a good distance. Which most everyone does. EV's are taking us back to the settlers...... When most people lived their entire lives within a 50 mile radius of where they were born. That's called backwards alright.It's faster an easier on a road trip, but must less convenient than starting every day with a full tank/ max range and never having to go anywhere.
Which brings us right back to the whole 2 vehicle problem, if you have to go anywhere that's a good distance. Which most everyone does. EV's are taking us back to the settlers...... When most people lived their entire lives within a 50 mile radius of where they were born. That's called backwards alright.
In Illinois there is a town called Half Day. It's around 30 miles from downtown Chicago. It was named that by the early settlers, because it took about a half of a day to get there from the city. Perhaps EV's would have been an improvement for them.