How much Turd tax are you personally paying?

Especially since the service life of the batteries is usually only 100,000 miles or so. A lot of used EVs go on the market when their batteries need replaced but the owner doesn't want to fork over three grand or more.

I do believe that while electricity isn't free by any means (except at some public charging stations), the equivalent cost of a "gallon's worth" of electricity is a bit more than $1. So factor in 3 cents per mile for battery replacement and you're still ahead of the game.

Kevin has repeatedly said we should all sacrifice (in this case gas cars) for the greater good of the green revolution. 

One of the top democrat rules - do as I say not as I do. 

I've never said that. Pretty weak of you to put words in other people's mouths.

I challenge you to prove your lie about what I supposedly said.

Stupid Tom.

 So true.

So bullshit.

  Flows out of your mouth all day, every day.