Comments by "I\x27m Not Using My Real Name" (@imnotusingmyrealname4566) on "Are OLD CARS more RELIABLE? Planned obsolescence and SUSTAINABILITY in the AUTO INDUSTRY" video.

That's one of the stupidest things governments did. I Still can't believe that Germany gave people money to have their old cars crushed and have them buy new cars. WTF was that?
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@wiegraf9009 Americans already own multiple vehicles so getting a small and affordable EV with 100 mile range or so for daily commutes would definitely be possible.
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@wiegraf9009 But EVs currently in America don't make any economical sense, even with these insane gas prices. Corolla Hybrid AWD is just unbeatable as a commuter.
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@veeot_dragon300 Only F-150 Hybrid gets 25 MPG, Tundra can't even crack 22. Then when the truck is affordable for you you will have to replace the batteries, which are not affordable for you. Maybe a Tacoma Hybrid will be better.
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@veeot_dragon300 EV tech still has some room for improvement though. The 400/800V hybrid EVs from Hyundai/Kia can charge from 10% to 80% in 18 minutes. Of course yeah that's still significantly longer than filling up and you'd need a working(!) charging station that can handle that power throughput.
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@b.s.adventures9421 Hmm, thx. I'll try to find something.
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@audvidgeek I don't get how anyone can argue that carburators are IN ANY WAY better than fuel injection. All the now famous legendary Toyota engines use fuel injection. EFI definitely doesn't decrease engine longevity.
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@b.s.adventures9421 Can anybody explain HOW PCV systems increase longevity?
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@veeot_dragon300 It would solve the problem with the vast distances in America.
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