What Are You Doing Right Now? (206 Viewers)

[X Æ A-12]

imagine, in Denmark you pay ~100% of your car's value only for registration tax. On top of it you pay 25% VAT and foooking green tax depending on your emissions.

lol Europe

 

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[Fab Fragment]

Fortunately or unfortunately, in the US, you almost have to own 2 cars. One for yourself. The other is usually an SUV for the soccer mom (and the kids).

 

[X Æ A-12]

Fortunately or unfortunately, in the US, you almost have to own 2 cars. One for yourself. The other is usually an SUV for the soccer mom (and the kids).

kids can take the bus.

 

[pavluska]

I don't know how someone can live in the US and not own a car. I wouldn't ever lease a car either but in your case a a lease means you can look forward to a future where you don't drive a nissan leaf.

I don't know what that means esp the first sentence.

 

[Enron]

Is it a good idea to lease a Nissan Leaf (if you spend a certain amount on gas currently, you can lease it for "free") or are you better off buying a used one?

Don’t get a leaf. I think you can get a fusion plug in hybrid for about 25k after incentives. Maybe even less depending on your state.

 

[X Æ A-12]

I don't know what that means esp the first sentence.

Public transportation in the US is ass and everything is spread out. did you actually not know that or are you being a cunt for no reason?

 

[pavluska]

imagine, in Denmark you pay ~100% of your car's value only for registration tax. On top of it you pay 25% VAT and foooking green tax depending on your emissions.

This is some major theta level cuckoldry.

No wonder why Scandi males sound so suppresses, esp Danes. They need their hygge.

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Public transportation in the US is ass and everything is spread out. did you actually not know that or are you being a cunt for no reason?

Yeah but where did that come from.

Also, not true in every instance. In some cities it's prolly less cumbersome not owning a car.

Where I live you defo need one though.

 

[Post Ironic]

Don’t get a leaf. I think you can get a fusion plug in hybrid for about 25k after incentives. Maybe even less depending on your state.

What’s wrong with the Leaf? I have a friend who really likes his Leaf... had no problems at all with it. Anecdotal, yes, but are there issues with it typically?

 

[Enron]

What’s wrong with the Leaf? I have a friend who really likes his Leaf... had no problems at all with it. Anecdotal, yes, but are there issues with it typically?

no, I just prefer the fusion because it has a slightly lower price point for a more loaded model and looks less like an electric car.

70% of my projects are charging station installs so Im a huge proponent of ev’s no matter the brand.

 

[Post Ironic]

This is some major theta level cuckoldry.

No wonder why Scandi males sound so suppresses, esp Danes. They need their hygge.

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Yeah but where did that come from.

Also, not true in every instance. In some cities it's prolly less cumbersome not owning a car.

Where I live you defo need one though.

You from Deliverance country?

 

[ALC]

This is some major theta level cuckoldry.

No wonder why Scandi males sound so suppresses, esp Danes. They need their hygge.

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Yeah but where did that come from.

Also, not true in every instance. In some cities it's prolly less cumbersome not owning a car.

Where I live you defo need one though.

Yeah, don't listen to Kyle. If you live in the city, you don't need a car. Both my roommates and neighbors don't have cars.

 

[Post Ironic]

Yeah, don't listen to Kyle. If you live in the city, you don't need a car. Both my roommates and neighbors don't have cars.

Sounds like your roommates and neighbours are bums...

 

[ALC]

Sounds like your roommates and neighbours are bums...

no, they work in the city so they don't need cars. it's easy to get around.

 

[Enron]

no, they work in the city so they don't need cars. it's easy to get around.

my sis and her husband live in Philly and drive maybe once a month

 

[Post Ironic]

my sis and her husband live in Philly and drive maybe once a month

The problem with not having a car in the city is that it limits what you can do on the weekend. When I lived in the city I was driving out of it every weekend to go climbing, surfing, hiking, etc. Would have been impossible without a car.

 

[Enron]

The problem with not having a car in the city is that it limits what you can do on the weekend. When I lived in the city I was driving out of it every weekend to go climbing, surfing, hiking, etc. Would have been impossible without a car.

True but with drive shares that’s not so much of a problem these days

 

[lgorTudor]

What’s wrong with the Leaf?

40k€ cuckbox with a top speed of 150 kph and a range of 160km

Big fan of EVs but usable ones, with proper engines and ranges (like the Model S) are still very expensive. In ICE world that kind of money buys you a real nice middle class sedan that doesnt fall apart if you are trying to overtake a Ford Transit.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

I don't know how someone can live in the US and not own a car. I wouldn't ever lease a car either but in your case a a lease means you can look forward to a future where you don't drive a nissan leaf.

It's very easy to do here. Do Californian cities not have public transportation?

 

[s4tch]

40k€ cuckbox with a top speed of 150 kph and a range of 160km

Big fan of EVs but usable ones, with proper engines and ranges (like the Model S) are still very expensive. In ICE world that kind of money buys you a real nice middle class sedan that doesnt fall apart if you are trying to overtake a Ford Transit.

this. i commute ~110 km 2-4 times weekly. gimme an ev that rivals a proper ice car for that kind of usage and wouldn't cost 50k € like a used tesla.

 

[DAiDEViL]

It's very easy to do here. Do Californian cities not have public transportation?

I suppose it sucks.