Gregory's Server@mym if you can afford a new car, then $30K isn't bad. We've bought two used PHEVs for well under $20K. And competition from China will be driving prices even lower in the next few years.
Cars are just expensive right now 🤷🏻♀️
But saying that EVs have failed when all but a couple of companies are now only selling larger, more expensive EVs is silly. They all bet wrong.
@tess @mym Seconding that, our 2017 PHEV was $36k at the highest trim level (cheaper ones were out of stock); that's obviously a lot, but I keep seeing F350s about, which tend to go for $70-80k *used*.