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Honda and Toyota parts are easy to come by. People consistently drive these for 20+ years. No need to throw down $30k+ on a new car when automakers still treat EVs as something that should be marked up compared to ICE vehicles
30? You are talking 50 to 100k easily now.
There are plenty available under 40...?
Damn. I have not been paying attention to the price of new EVs in the US. I've just been like I'll check around 2035