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LittleGirl

(8,703 posts)
27. That's the first I've heard
Thu May 8, 2025, 03:10 PM
May 8

We bought one new in 2010 and the others were used. One is an 07 model and it’s got 100k miles but going good.

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I think your gf is right on! CaliforniaPeggy May 8 #1
I just bought a 12 year old hybrid (Prius) Ms. Toad May 8 #2
☝️ CentralMass May 8 #4
I'm thinking $19000 17 years ago isn't that much less than $40000 now. paulkienitz May 8 #10
It's around $28,550 in today's dollars. n/t Ms. Toad May 8 #16
Inflation calculators always underestimate paulkienitz May 8 #20
Well, my income in 2008 Ms. Toad May 8 #25
Hard to comment, not knowing your financial situation, cashflow or if you own your own place. My wife and I share a Doodley May 8 #3
Listen to her! LittleGirl May 8 #5
They told us factory orders take three months currently. paulkienitz May 8 #14
it wasn't the rechargeable batteries was it? LittleGirl May 8 #17
It was the big battery that failed for her. paulkienitz May 8 #21
That's the first I've heard LittleGirl May 8 #27
If you're getting one, this seems to be the time to do it, before the tariffs kick in. Low price for an EV, good range, NBachers May 8 #6
We felt that way driving a Prius LittleGirl May 8 #18
That model has great reviews IronLionZion May 8 #7
Not many road trips in our lives nowadays paulkienitz May 8 #11
Isnt ford running employee pricing now? Figarosmom May 8 #8
Yeah we got that offer paulkienitz May 8 #12
Consider No Money Down Lease modrepub May 8 #9
Yeah, just signed up for that forum. paulkienitz May 8 #13
If your issue is which kind of car is least odious for climate... NNadir May 8 #15
I'm in California where the grid has plenty of solar, paulkienitz May 8 #22
I'm not a fan of California's grid, solar energy, and definitely not natural gas. NNadir May 8 #23
No. paulkienitz Friday #29
You will often be driving a car powered by natural gas after exergy destruction. NNadir Friday #31
Solar is no fantasy. paulkienitz Friday #32
I'm with your best friend on this one. flvegan May 8 #19
we looked at used prices paulkienitz May 8 #24
cheaper to get a new GF. Groundhawg May 8 #26
GF, GT, what's the difference? NBachers May 8 #28
we bought it... paulkienitz Friday #30
WE BOUGHT IT... FOR TWO DAYS. paulkienitz Sunday #33
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