109 is made up number..not based on measured data...it uses ~35 KwH every 100 miles.
109 looks nice but its a fake # .. see the sticker for how they calc. it
109 is made up number..not based on measured data...it uses ~35 KwH every 100 miles.
Fake #'s? Like the stock market?davidmcbeth3 wrote: ↑Fri. Mar. 17, 2023 1:00 pm109 is made up number..not based on measured data...it uses ~35 KwH every 100 miles.
109 looks nice but its a fake # .. see the sticker for how they calc. it
Stock market is what it is .. place of greed v. fear. Money making machine. Its like printing your own money.
Like the govt! Just more trustworthy.davidmcbeth3 wrote: ↑Fri. Mar. 17, 2023 1:17 pmStock market is what it is .. place of greed v. fear. Money making machine. Its like printing your own money.
On a long downhill stretch with our 2000 VW Pasat wagon, the dash gas milage reading got up to 140 mpg. Wife and I agreed we should only ever drive on that side of the hill. Numbers can be such fun.davidmcbeth3 wrote: ↑Fri. Mar. 17, 2023 1:00 pm109 is made up number..not based on measured data...it uses ~35 KwH every 100 miles.
109 looks nice but its a fake # .. see the sticker for how they calc. it
140 mpg .. lol
Cheapest car is car you don't own but just borrow from a buddyk-2 wrote: ↑Fri. Mar. 17, 2023 5:16 pmEvs are kinda like things used to be driving a diesel. Cost per mile is lower until you need service and parts, then you make up the difference fast. All things considered its hard to beat a high MPG ICE for long term low cost transportation. The cheapest car to drive is the one you dont have a car payment on.
It also does not take into consideration the car payment i do NOT have right now
Most EV cars use 35 kwh per 100 miles. Not 30 miles per 100 kwh. You might have accidentally swapped the values. Suggest recalc.