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Nimbus · M
@Jasmine2026 Room for 2? ;)
@Nimbus I think so

wouldn't buy any electric car
Nimbus · M
@saragoodtimes Yea, I don't like them either.
@Nimbus yea, can kill someone quickly in a closed garge with a gas powered car but have to wait for God knows how long for an electric car to catch fire
AbbeyRhode · F
I don't buy anything made in China.
Nimbus · M
@AbbeyRhode Oh, why's that?
AbbeyRhode · F
@Nimbus They are not our friends, and they send us garbage and poison.
Khenpal1 · M
yes , If i live in Egypt
Munumbis · 46-50, M
No even a Tesla is better than that.
Nimbus · M
@Munumbis I think so!
Aren't they Chinese in one way or other. Most of the parts are manufactured there.

Which phone do you use? Lol
Khenpal1 · M
@Royricky09 the cars are not , no phone last 20 years
@Khenpal1 if you say so...
But the import data shows a different story..

You might wanna research a bit more
IM5688 · 70-79, M
I wouldn't buy an electric car made anywhere. I don't care if gasoline was $50 a gallon, I'm never going to buy an electric car.
Gibbon · 70-79, M
EVs are an absolute no for me. One from China gets an absolutely not.
Nimbus · M
@Gibbon A double negative but I would be the same :)
Gibbon · 70-79, M
@Nimbus 👀 You can't apply the double negative rule to two of the same sentences. With the same meaning. One is a no one is a hard no. You've got look up the real meaning of a double negative. So I leave you with this.
Virgo79 · 61-69, M
I wouldn't buy any electric car😂
I had a plug-in hybrid as a rental. It was okay, but didn't seem reliable. The icing on the cake was when I filled up before returning, the fuel gauge stuck on 3/4. Luckily, they must have checked after I explained because I didn't get any extra charges for returning w/o a full tank. So, no.
Hell no. I prefer electric. It's all we own .. but not if it's made in china.
jackson55 · M
I wouldn’t buy an electric car Chinese or otherwise.
cherokeepatti · 70-79, F
They’ve had problems with batteries on motorbikes over there catching fire and burning down motorbike parks next to buildings. I wouldn’t trust their electric cars either.
shuhak · M
I wouldn't buy ANY eclectic car. We haven't developed a reliable technology for car batteries (worldwide). I can't count the number of electric car fires we've had around here just this year (causing interstates to be shut down, destroying homes, starting wildfires).
Khenpal1 · M
@shuhak that's too much
Khenpal1 · M
@shuhak not true , but I get you
gregloa · 61-69, M
Probably not. But American cars have gone to $ hit. Give me an old a$$ ford pickup and I’ll be happy. They’re indestructible.
meggie · F
No it'd be rigged with spyware
empanadas · 31-35, M
Naw, the wheels would fall off mid traffic. 😅
Khenpal1 · M
@empanadas no spare parts after 2 years
empanadas · 31-35, M
@Khenpal1 the car would come apart mid drive
Khenpal1 · M
@empanadas don't exaggerate, a 5k car can go for 2 years in Kairo , they
drive max 50 miles per day.
Wyldon · 61-69, M
Do they come in English?
4meAndyou · F
I would not. I've bought many things made in China, and they cut corners at every opportunity. They use the cheapest materials.

I bought a "stainless steel" dishrack at Bed Bath and Beyond, and paid really good money for it, but it was made in China...and about 2 years later the "stainless steel" paint began to peel off.

I bought a lovely set of oversized soup bowls, all in white, with the most beautiful classical pattern! I paid $47 for a set of 6...only to find out that they had ALL been glazed with the cheapest, softest, lead based white glaze...which chipped if a spoon even rested on the edge of the bowl. It's not safe to eat acidic foods from them!

EVERYTHING you buy that is made in China comes with a built-in "surprise".
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