Auto execs are coming clean: EVs aren't workingLee Duna@lemmy.nz to Technology@lemmy.world – 48 points – 1 years agobusinessinsider.com162Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsMost people aren't buying $40k+ cars? Weird.Sadly, they are. The median new car price in the US last year was $46k.Sad? Seems like people had more money then they needed and were buying cars 2x as expensive as they needed.You would think, but the sad part it’s people over-extending themselves more for something they really can’t afford
Most people aren't buying $40k+ cars? Weird.Sadly, they are. The median new car price in the US last year was $46k.Sad? Seems like people had more money then they needed and were buying cars 2x as expensive as they needed.You would think, but the sad part it’s people over-extending themselves more for something they really can’t afford
Sadly, they are. The median new car price in the US last year was $46k.Sad? Seems like people had more money then they needed and were buying cars 2x as expensive as they needed.You would think, but the sad part it’s people over-extending themselves more for something they really can’t afford
Sad? Seems like people had more money then they needed and were buying cars 2x as expensive as they needed.You would think, but the sad part it’s people over-extending themselves more for something they really can’t afford
You would think, but the sad part it’s people over-extending themselves more for something they really can’t afford
Most people aren't buying $40k+ cars? Weird.
Sadly, they are. The median new car price in the US last year was $46k.
Sad? Seems like people had more money then they needed and were buying cars 2x as expensive as they needed.
You would think, but the sad part it’s people over-extending themselves more for something they really can’t afford