r/whatcarshouldIbuy:

u/TheBodyPolitic1

If you don’t have a way to charge up a plug-in vehicle, you may as well just get a regular hybrid I have charging stations in my town. Would I need PHEV to use them? In a regular hybrid, you don’t do anything special or different. You put gas in like normal, you drive like normal. Do regular hybrids give the driver an option to use just electricity until the electricity is gone?
u/TheBodyPolitic1

What does PHEV expand to? Something, something Electric Vehical?
u/Seven7greens

I got a 2012 jeep wrangler that is currently getting its engine replaced. Overheated once and that was it. Warped cylinder head, warped manifold, dead radiator. Also- sloppy as fuck steering, and death wobble if you hit the right bump over 45mph.
u/MonoEqualsOne

Ive actually considered buying a shit Ferrari (who am I kidding, shit Porsche) so I can join a car club and rub elbows with some rich people. Its who you know, right?
u/MonoEqualsOne

For a 17 year old, Id go in between super sporty and super reliable – like a Honda R
u/MonoEqualsOne

RIP to the person who bought my ride with seat turkey juice