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Higher gas prices are actually great for the climate
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Same is true about gas cars, no?
Gas cars are more numerous having been the norm for over a century. They're much cheaper and more plentiful on the used market. You're less likely to find an EV on marketplace or Craigslist, I've never seen one there.
My diesel wagon cost me under 2k EUR. Point me to a similarly useful (no i-miev or leaf!) EV for under 10k?
Great that you found a reliable Diesel for 2k. However this thread is discussing Americans and their Reliance on private cars. They don't Drive Diesel wagons and don't pay in EUR.