I want to play along with this further.
Alright, I'm now in the market for a new car. The average cost of a NEW car is $47K which is already ridiculous record high that jumped like $9K since 2019 but that's neither here nor there. Alright, so let's say I listen to this shitbag admin and get an EV.
I'm going to buy the average electric car at $60K. I'm going to put $12K down which is 20% of the vehicle and finance the rest for 60 months at 3 percent interest which is normal (depends on credit here). That would be $862.50 a month. Let's say I got 72 months which risks the rate going higher as not everyone has those rates for that length of term. That would still be $729.30 a month for a car payment.
BUT WAIT! Don't I have to charge this car at home? Why, yes, Joe, you do. The average differs on this from $50-60 extra a month. We'll just say $50 extra a month.
Alright, so your new electric car to save you $80 a month in gas only costs you your savings, $862.50 a month car payment, and $600 in electricity throughout the year but you will save $960 a year in gas.
You're welcome. Now combine that with the 16 cents he saved us on the Fourth of July cookout and it's