That is stupid.Because the Tesla site give you prices for "potential savings" (a scam) and actual price (the real price). Theotential savings price estimates how much you will be "saving" not buying gas. I always quote the actual price because that is what you are going to pay.
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There is a reason Elon is worth almost $350 Billion. People be buying the cars on the Potential Savings price.
How much electricity does it take keeping yours charged? I’ve always been curious how much the electric bill costs vs the gas for someone who keeps the same route.There is a reason Elon is worth almost $350 Billion. People be buying the cars on the Potential Savings price.
Everyone should adopt it. Two different prices on their cars. One which is the actual price and one the price with gas saved compared to a Hummer H2.
I charge at night from 11p-5a for 4 cents a Kw/h. I have a 100 KW battery. On average I use 15-20% of a battery on my daily commute. So roughly 60-80 cents a day on work days. Total miles on my 100 KW battery is 315 so that is all the variables to check out the cost for different amounts of driving. Charging at peak it can triple or quadruple that cost.
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My Tesla doesn't need any of those.this is weird, i was lazy so when i moved i just dumped all car liquids (oil/windshield/radiator...etc) on my back porch.
i get to cleaning and organizing and
only two cans,
these two in particular
have their labels eaten off, brake cleaner labels, wax... whatever is all still on every other bottles, but these two were eaten off.
it's odd to me, b/c these two have a specific size, came in a 2pack and were pretty expensive for just being cleaners (i think it was 30for the 2pack)
this is weird, i was lazy so when i moved i just dumped all car liquids (oil/windshield/radiator...etc) on my back porch.
i get to cleaning and organizing and
only two cans,
these two in particular
have their labels eaten off, brake cleaner labels, wax... whatever is all still on every other bottles, but these two were eaten off.
it's odd to me, b/c these two have a specific size, came in a 2pack and were pretty expensive for just being cleaners (i think it was 30for the 2pack)
i learned there are two types of brake clean
Reminds me of a story my dad told me. When I was a kid my grandparents had a huge back yard. On one side there were two little mounds with a pit between them and a bush to the side. The grown ups would just call it the snake pit and told us to not go near it. We stayed away from it in fear, although my cousin fell into it once. So here I am talking to my dad 30+ years later and he told me the 'snake pit' was just a spot my grandfather used to change the oil on their cars. It was two mounds of dirt he would roll the front wheels up on, then drain the oil into the pit between them. Over time the grass grew over it and the family just named it that to keep the kids from rolling around in old motor oil.
After learning the truth of the snake pit I used to joke with my dad that whoever bought the house after my grandparents died probably found it removing that bush and thought they stuck oil.
