Up and back to Vegas for $50, the first 50 miles is electric. It is wonderful not to have to charge up on trips.
I drive on the electric plug-in for about two months on about a quarter tank of gas, then run the gas out to freshen the tank. That fill-up is usually 30-40 dollars.
Oh yeah, A/C is expensive, we pay on a budget leveling plan at…
Up and back to Vegas for $50, the first 50 miles is electric. It is wonderful not to have to charge up on trips.
I drive on the electric plug-in for about two months on about a quarter tank of gas, then run the gas out to freshen the tank. That fill-up is usually 30-40 dollars.
Oh yeah, A/C is expensive, we pay on a budget leveling plan at $246 per month. It would be about $400/month in summer without the balancing.
A natural autoclave, ha, that is about right. Summers, you get things done in early morning or at night. Playing golf in January makes up for it tho’.
Up and back to Vegas for $50, the first 50 miles is electric. It is wonderful not to have to charge up on trips.
I drive on the electric plug-in for about two months on about a quarter tank of gas, then run the gas out to freshen the tank. That fill-up is usually 30-40 dollars.
Oh yeah, A/C is expensive, we pay on a budget leveling plan at $246 per month. It would be about $400/month in summer without the balancing.
A natural autoclave, ha, that is about right. Summers, you get things done in early morning or at night. Playing golf in January makes up for it tho’.
Thanks, I meant a/c in the car, but you've got a hybrid! No plugging in! Obvious why they got rid of hybrids, because the sadists hate us.
Yes,the number of miles the battery can drive the car drops, about 10% with A/C on. It is an electric plug-in in hybrid. Best of all worlds.