Driving around Ontario in a not so expensive electric car
Worried about climate change? Why not do something about it? You can have a lot of fun with a gently used EV that can get you where you need to go (albeit with a little bit of planning, some patience and an appetite for adventure).
The higher sticker price of EVs is a major turn-off for potential EV drivers. While “fuelling” is much cheaper in an EV, as is maintenance, that sticker price (and the associated higher insurance costs), kinda kills the “fuel” and maintenance gains. Here in Toronto Canada, we are enjoying a bit of a discount EV moment.…
Keep readingNow with my third EV, we can look back and compare our journey with the different EVs. The original Nissan Leaf (2015), second generation Nissan Leaf (2018), and the 2026 Kia EV4. Overall advancement in EV technology are evident, with journey times greatly reduced as technology has improved. Lifestyle wise, the biggest jump for me…
Keep readingMr. Trumps middle-east adventures continue at the time of this writing in July of 2026. It is quite the drama, but setting all this aside, what is remarkable is the absence of “crazy-high-gas-prices”. Particularly given that several of the worlds large oil producers are under strain. Something is different this time around, compared to historical…
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