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Well "new" for me. I bought a used 2016 Chevy that used to be a fleet vehicle. Got it for like $8000 and it gets 33mpg which I love.

I did seriously consider getting an electric, but since I need a car for long term road trips? I don't think an electric would be good right now.

Lke if I need to drive from Idaho to Wisconsin, how would I do that with an electric?

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[–] mybuttnolie@sopuli.xyz 4 points 2 days ago

quick charging should get you from 20 to 80 pretty fast. stop to pee, drink coffee and stretch your legs and it's good to go. (depending on the car and availability of fast chargers)