Comments by "Lok Tom" (@loktom4068) on "The Electric Viking" channel.

  1. The perennial tax payers funds receivers.
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  2. Silly rabbit, Tesla have received plenty of freebies and no interest loans from Uncle Sam. Only the 100% tax payers mom and pa's store don't get freebies and no interest loans.
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  3. Dealerships in Canada pretending there's a high demand of cars but shortage of new cars supply. To over charge every customers walking into the showroom with overly inflated prices above the sticker price.
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  4. A new era of change. What goes up must come down.
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  5. ​ @madmotorcyclist It's US, Israel, and the génocides 7. It's your and your types.
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  6. Like hell my government can keep up with infrastructures changes. They cheers for EV first, now wanna to switch to something else? Gees whizz, my government can't even get enough chargers for the people if we all or majority switched to EV. Now Toyota announced hydrogen? Vuck that!
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  7. The Canadian car dealership pretending there's a shortage of new cars and over charge the customers.
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  8. Almost all new cars in Canada start near at the bottom end model of almost $30,000 + Brian Baloney tax .
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  9.  @brucelaidlaw1441  It depends on your PM.
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  10. Because it's Chinese. The American government never did like the Chinese people since day 1 before WWl . Special harsh policy and keep them poor and make them less competitive to the local white folks even as immigrants when they immigrates to USA. But love them to be low class servants and cheap laborers only. Don't take my words for it. Go check out the history.
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  11. And the Tesla uses Chinese battery. 😅😂😅😂😂😅😂 Good choice? Checkmate
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  12. ​@Sacto1654 Believe or not, a nation of over 1.2 billion people, it takes many decades for no birth growth in order to see a real number of decline workers. With one child policies it still has plenty of workers and a better GDP figure. It only eliminates the excessive amount of overly population in a more streamline and more efficient productive nation. It's not like Canada with only 50 millions and US 500 million of people including toddlers, old elderly, physically & mentally handicaps, and the lazy ones. This is why the WEST hires under pay foriegn migrants to work below their national minimum wage to serve the picky demographic locals that simply don't want to do labor intensive jobs. Instead they take welfare and unemployment that cause extra strain on the tax system. This is why those medias made by Uncle joe's MIC are as fake as they are designed for. It's to cover joe's failure.
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  13. ​@johnwayne8475 If you are in US , UK, EU Europe and Canada, the governments promised everyone and everything under the Christmas 🎄 tree. Yet delivered only sad and lousy jokes to the voters.
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  14. MORON-SON is his real name when the Aussie had the dream of they wanna their own version of the American version of "ding don Dumps." What are you expecting?
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  15. It's renewable and cleaner, little toddler ​@struggler8083
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  16. ​@struggler8083 Why don't you tell us what better brilliant ideas you have. Obviously you do have something else, do you?
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  17. Toyota is going to use heavy duty carbon zinc batteries powered robots to produce the fastest dream battery.
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  18. @TheInsaneupsdriver  Nonsense. All wrong. Do your proper research before commenting.
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  19. I had a VW 1978, and it got all the same complaints, if not more problems than what you said in your comment. I have never looked back at VW since 1978 VW. But I'm surprised that they carry on that lousy treats and philosophy for their customers since .
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  20. This is why EU and US is taxing all Chinese cars at 100%. The Fear Factor shown.
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  21. Haven't touched a Honda for 14 years . Because I feel Honda wanted to sell you the cars they don't want to sell.
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  22. Not for long Tesla will follow them into the iron doom coffin bundled together.
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  23. When my Mazda was spanking new in North America, the manual and the service advisor recommended a complete breakin inspection and its first oil & filter change. The dealership was very polite and friendly, serving coffee to the clients a friendly smile. Until my bill came, I almost choked. it was $489.00, 15 years ago. I paid the bill. Never go back again 15 years later.
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  24. Actually, the oil & gas companies that can't adapt to the updated current demand drop will disappear. The initial effect would definitely market price drop on the product. While the governments taxes, environmental fees, and other user punishment fees would be increased to prevent consumers from switching back to fossil fuel.
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  25. @melleblanc971  Things can be double or even triple in prices after the Canadian government, auto pact, unions the goodie, local dealerships gets their teeth on it.
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  26. Then left the design on the shelf for cob webs to dream about it for decades ago.
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  27. ✅️
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  28. For $16,000 USD, it's cheaper than 3rd handed used cars or a very high mileage mystery money pit.
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  29. Wow!
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  30. Exactly. ✅️ People in the WEST needed to wake up to improve their own infrastructures. Decades of problems with promises ends up in decades of big excuses and broken promises after each mandate and elections. There's doers and there's liers in this world.
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  31. May your next car from Jaguar or Land Rover. Here , hold your TATA tea ☕️ cup.😅😅😂😅😂
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  32. @eddiegardner8232  Those big 3 CEOS and the auto unions bosses know how to play the game very well with their partners we hired in the big capital office.
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  33.  @JosephJanitorius-p5v  They wanted the automotive folk owners to take the bus.
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  34. The once upon a time mighty KODAK?😅😂😅😂😅😂 Yes, it's looking like KODAK more and more of today.
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  35. There's a problem with mass production of grephene cheaply. The technology and cost affordability is not quite there yet.
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  36. The Belt and Road is landing on Germany.
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  37. ​ @KayyHong  Thanks for debunking little joe's paid MIC medias.
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  38. The more EV users than ICE vehicles on the road helps alot in the everyday emissions. US and Canada with very little factories but still heavily polluted in the makor cities.
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  39. Only for collectors to put them in their warm garage display.
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  40. VW literally was murdered by Uncle joe. Since the Nordstream 2 + that discipline orange puppet of Olife Sholz.
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  41. Under their cheap UK and EU brands, parties' banners is a harsh communist party in action. 😅😂😅😂😅😂 You can say they have a huge typo in their party banners.😅😂😅😂😅
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  42. When GM announced something futuristic for the last 4 decades, you can bet it is just another huge hype to gain super charged in the stock market only. It's about super fast charging in the stock options.
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  43. China is brilliant and smart planners. They followed the Confucius philosophy and teaching. The key 🔑 to success is to make as much money in the economy as possible in order to invest in moving up the next level of change. Don't kill the old and existing money profitable industries and businesses before the next level of the future is ready and proven for adaptation or change. In the WEST, the government and planners killed the golden goose that lays the golden eggs prematurely before moving into the unforseenable and unproven next level of dream improvement. It ends up in painful failures.
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  44. China is becoming the advanced nation benchmark that North America and Europe are lacking behind.
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  45. In North America is true, because lacking of EV charging stations. Due to the government are more interested in regime change offshore and its backyard neighborhoods. ​@myhome772
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  46. @myhome772  Knocking on fellow Americans' homes to charge your EV makes me laugh. You'll be charged for misdemeanor for nuisance and possibly of thief or risking of get shot on the spot. Public charging stations facility is a must and should be readily available without Google search for recharge your EV. Anything less is not going to be convenient for traveling past your current battery capacity.
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  47. ​ @BondJFK  Why don't you made affordable products in Canada for Canadians? What's holding you back? Why ain't you free to produce the highest quality and the best affordable prices in Canada???????
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  48. @TheInsaneupsdriver  Try tell the audience that it's the Canadian government don't understand after whatever the people earned in their paychecks the government takes back too much back from deductions and personal taxes back, before going to the store and double tax again.
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  49. @domtweed7323  The whole idea is if their government can do it, so can we . But $800 billion is gone to a mysterious place where there is no accountability. This is why US has become MAXI-CAN'TS.
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  50. Your missed the biggest one. It's called the Ferrari. It's the real cross road brand of Marco Polo.
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