Mustang MACH-E...
A few weeks ago I saw an SUV on the road that I didn't recognize. It had a Ford Mustang emblem on the back and on the center badge for the rims.Taking a closer look, there wasn't a tailpipe on this car!
Woah... electric.
Yes, it's the 2021 Ford Mustang MACH-E all electric car.
There are basically 2 camps about electric cars... Those who believe they suck, or those who believe they're great.
Priced over $40,000 I know it's not on my list of cars to buy. But it does support some awesome eye-candy appeal.
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I had a GT and it was a fun car to drive. Just wouldn’t seem the same without the sound of the rumble of the engine..
I am hoping my car lasts me for another 10 years, then I will buy an affordable electric car. I will have a 220v installed in my garage when I get one.
My worry is that most older Americans, on fixed incomes, will not have the money to buy a new car...and, gas prices will become so high, they will be forced to be more isolated in their homes.
Free bus rides that run several times per hour. They pass hospitals, medical centers, shopping, etc. Also available, Uber and Lyft for those without cars.
My nephew lived in downtown Miami for a while and would rent e-cars per hour to get around.
Not every big city is like this but I foresee more ride sharing and 'pay as you go' transportation in the years to come.
I ran a cord to vacuum my car once and surprised someone didn't complain.
The next time I did it was with a battery powered vacuum system.
Battery power in the right environment is awesome. Ask anyone who drives a Tesla.
It could be argued either way...
Should it be from several thousand cars in a city burning gas or one power plant 50 miles away with huge generators that already power the city?
Never mentioning the pollution a diesel gen would create
Then there is snow, in the UK 2cm of snow brings the entire country to a halt, so what does the government intend to do when there is an accident on a motorway, creating a massive tailback, all having their heaters on full blast? Will they be lining all motorways with diesel gennys to keep cars/trucks charged up?
That electric is the way forward is in no doubt, but to think it can happen in the next ten years is fanciful, hydrogen powered cars will be coming forward long before electric cars are worth all the hassle.
To ban diesel is just the governments trying to sound as if they care about climate change without thinking about the realities electric vehicles will bring when the weather etc causes problems.