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oRenj9 posted:That's actually a really good question that I didn't think too much about. So I decided to look into it. I would say you are far too high with the 4000 estimate, but I don't know what an electric charging station could realistically provide...
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ynotony posted:BMW Zagato Coupe: Trap Star posted:Can somebody photoshop the top off of this? I think it could look pretty drat good Excuse the rough job, but I think you get the picture. Imagine there are seats and a not messed-up spoiler.  It reminds me of a weird mix of an S2000 and a Tesla for about the rear third or so, but otherwise I don't think it looks bad at all.
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euphronius posted:My little local Kia dealer is fine. Maybe I’m just lucky A relative bought an Ioniq5 last year. Should have been a straightforward process, the car they wanted was on the lot and they knew they wanted to buy it. There was some pain during the purchase process because nobody knew what was going on (every salesperson but one had been there for under 30 days, and nobody knew a single thing about EVs). The salesperson told them it would charge from 0-100% in 30 minutes by plugging into a normal outlet at their house. A week and a half after buying it they tried to call the dealership to ask how to activate the free charging subscription. They couldn't get through on the phone after two days of trying, so they went in. There was no receptionist or anyone to answer the phone, and they realized they had left the phone forwarding to voicemail for the weekend. It was a Tuesday afternoon.... In that week, five employees had quit or been fired, and every single employee working was different from the day they bought the car, including the people in the offices. They said that was "pretty normal." Just a wild experience.
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