Posted on Jul 19, 2022
Family learns unforgettable lesson when electric vehicle battery suddenly dies, replacement costs...
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The cost of a battery is the same amount of money to replace both and engine and transmission. Electric still is in it's infancy. I won't advocate for electric full on yet. Instead of getting electric or a used gas car let's consider hybrids. The PHEVS are more realistic and can help lower your carbon footprint while maintaining a small electric engine.
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Maj Robert Thornton I drove a hybrid Fusion for four years and other than being crap in the snow due to the battery weight over the rear wheels it was great
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I haven’t had problems with my Prius V in any type of weather SFC Thomas Foreman. We don’t get a lot of snow in North GA but it is the vehicle I drive when we do.
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Maj Robert Thornton I live in western PA, lots of lake effect and hills lol. But I drove that Fusion from Pittsburgh to Augusta on one tank
Also of note, the standard Ford warranty at the time was 3 yrs/36k but the hybrid specific parts (including batteries) were 7 yrs with no mileage cap
Also of note, the standard Ford warranty at the time was 3 yrs/36k but the hybrid specific parts (including batteries) were 7 yrs with no mileage cap
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