> You realize that nobody will care as much about most of the things they currently care about when buying a car. Performance? Mileage? Handling? Horsepower? Fucking irrelevant if I'm chilling in the back seat and my car is just getting me to where I need to go.
Mileage is a critical component of cost of operation, and of range without stopping, which are pretty much (along with capacity and comfort) the things that matter most if you aren't driving and the car is just taking you from A to B.
That's even true if you don't own it (even the cost factor, since that—assuming an efficient market—still controls what you'll pay to use it.)
Mileage is a critical component of cost of operation, and of range without stopping, which are pretty much (along with capacity and comfort) the things that matter most if you aren't driving and the car is just taking you from A to B.
That's even true if you don't own it (even the cost factor, since that—assuming an efficient market—still controls what you'll pay to use it.)