I dont use AC to save on gas. I dont care if I have to drive all fuken sweaty if I save $2 dollars at the pump/better MPG.

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I turn my AC to freezing each night, then huddle under 4 blankets.

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AC on full blast too

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Sorry for the wall of text. Absolutely. I bought an EV because at the time I bought a house a ways away from my employer, as the location was too expensive. I bought it used for about 30K, with 30K miles on it. After getting in it and test driving it, I was very impressed with the comfort and size of the interior and the perceived quality of the car and the driving experience itself. At the time I was a heavy machinery mechanic with the experience of restoring a rare ICE vehicle and rode and fixed my own motorcycles, so I’m not unfamiliar with the fun or downsides of ICE vehicles. I haven’t done a shred of maintenance on the car since I’ve gotten it other than injecting grease into the UCA balljoints, as they had a recall for water incursion, and then resealed them with liquid rubber. Haven’t spent a penny on gas, I installed my own charger in my garage and the convenience of not having to worry about gas itself is worth something to me. Additionally I’m mid divorce; I folded the rear seats down flat and have an entire full size mattress laying flat in the back where I can sleep for a day or two comfortably when I’m not traveling for work. The car also has camp mode that will allow for the AC and main screen entertainment to run, while the rest of the car is in sleep mode to save battery overnight. The internal cigarette lighter will support enough power to charge laptops. There’s also a lot of free car charging available across the United States, if you’re so inclined to be that frugal. I’m out traveling for work now, and the car has been parked at the airport and has lost 5 miles of charge over the course of 3 weeks, allowing me to not worry about it while I’m gone. The phone app allows me to check on this whenever I’d like, as well as gives me additional features - for example if I need someone to go pick up my car, I can start it and unlock the doors for them from 3,000 miles away. Even without AI and autonomy, it’s a great fucking car to own - especially since the price point isn’t far off from other competitors. Maybe I got a good one, but I haven’t noticed any build quality issues, and I’m qualified to be looking for them. Fits my family, sleeps two for camping, got the roof rack and it hauls mountain bikes and my kayak, sound systems great, supercharging takes about 10 minutes to get 200+ miles from empty. I don’t get the hate

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Foe Bers easy AC/DC Shot Down in Flames

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Stock? V10 r8. Mods and money no issue? Twin turbo huracan. low key, “practicality” with the least worries with maintenance? 911 for sure. Also, my buddy offered to sell me his gtr, which then, that 60k would’ve turned into what is now 10-15k. I held back bc it was detuned? from 1200hp for the track to 700hp for the streets and was a total race car. Minimal interior. No AC. parachute out back. I wanted more of a daily.

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I’ve spent 3 fucking years on r/rebubble, and it’s completely fucked my head up about ever buying again. Honestly, since I owned for 17 years before cashing in, in 2021, and all I did was bitch about the ac, the roof, the insurance, the power bill, the crepe Myrtle’s that would not, it would be better if I just rent this fucking beach house forever. Got a killer tan tho.

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They want cheaper cars...OK Elon says "let strip down the Model 3, 100 hp one motor, 100 mile battery, vinyl floors, am radio 2 speakers, no AC heat only, manual roll up windows, 10" Display only $32,000

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