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Americans on average live in much larger cities compared to their european counterparts, therefore they have to drive quite a bit longer for their work commutes. Most americans don't have the luxuries of "riding on a bike" to work as in europe.
 
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20 year old Honda Civic or Toyota as my next car. As long as it has manual
I have a 2002 Accord 5sp and I'm not thrilled. Aside from a surging idle which can't be fixed (but is calmed by extra-Premium??), the exhaust system fell apart all in one day and it cost TWO THOUSAND dollars to replace. Not all of that the cat. And not an expensive mechanic. Mostly single-source parts.

Oddly the 1996 Odyssey mush-a-matic is doing OK. It wants a steering box which, with massive labor, will cost a grand, and it leaks oil kinda alot, but runs and runs and doesn't even drink that much more gas than the smaller manual sedan.
 
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Let's ride!
 
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Until they make universal batteries for EVs you'll be stuck for hours to charge them.
Until they make an EV with a 500 mile range, will stick w gas or diesel. I guess they can do this with LiFePO4.

I paid $4.19 in Lewisburg PA this morning. Still inexpensive by European standards, diesel was $1.00 more expensive. An old economics adage -- "nothing cures high prices like high prices."
 
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