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To: gg cox who wrote (4653)	3/9/2024 4:38:24 PM
From: longz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5697

gg cox --->> Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices Message Board - Msg: 34599073 (siliconinvestor.com) ERIC cawledge guy did you watch the video? You're missing the whole point... THEY CAN'T AFFORD THE ELECTRICITY NOW ON THEIR MONTHLY BILL!... How in hell does adding an EV electrical charge make it better?

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3/9/2024 7:50:49 PM

From: longz

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They can't afford monthly electrical bills...How in hell are they going to afford an EV--->>

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To: gg cox who wrote (22726)	3/9/2024 7:48:35 PM
From: longz	of 22728

They can't afford monthly electrical bills...How in hell are they going to afford an EV--->>The average sticker price of an EV is $73,500, according to Canadian Black Book, around $6,000 more than a new gas powered car, which tops $67,000 according to a recent price index report by AutoTrader, an online car marketplace.Jan 26, 2024

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To: gg cox who wrote (4653)	3/9/2024 7:51:18 PM
From: longz	Respond to of 5697

The average sticker price of an EV is $73,500, according to Canadian Black Book, around $6,000 more than a new gas powered car, which tops $67,000 according to a recent price index report by AutoTrader, an online car marketplace.Jan 26, 2024

To: gg cox who wrote (4653)	3/10/2024 12:51:09 PM
From: Eric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5697

We enjoyed our ICE cars decades ago. Ahhh, the smell of unburned hydrocarbons in the morning! Worked partway thru college as an auto mechanic in the early 1970's but quickly realized a few years later (working on my BSEE) that they would not be long for the world. We only needed just two things for a practical BEV back then. Good high voltage, high current pass transistors for the inverter and good high energy dense, high cycle life battery cells. We have both in spades today! No ICE vehicle is as efficient as a BEV. Or as cheap to drive on electrons! No contest... To EV or not to EV? A clear cost analysis between electric vehicles and ICE cars thedriven.io I still have fun working on my neighbors 327. What's that old saying?? CID and CFM! I tune up his car every year! Compression test, whip out my timing light. Sand blast the spark plugs and then re-gap them. Points, rotor and condenser...