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Tree Lady

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2. I can see why it didn't work

Reply to SouthBayDem (Original post)

Tue Mar 19, 2024, 01:03 AM

Mar 2024

My son n law rented a Tesla for a trip they had and they spent most of the week stressed they would run out of battery power, trying to find a place to hook up, one place they drove way out of their way only to find out none of them worked.

I think if you own one, you know where to go, have it set up at your house and are used to it for traveling.

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Hertz CEO out following electric car 'horror show' [View all] SouthBayDem Mar 2024 OP

Who thought having "nearly 30 years at Goldman Sachs" qualified the clown to run a car rental company? PSPS Mar 2024 #1

This is rampant among these same recycled CEOs Johnny2X2X Mar 2024 #9

they had ex cosmestics execs running Air America pstokely Apr 2024 #33

Or like hiring one of the top guys at GE to run The Home Depot? jmowreader Mar 2024 #20

I just now stumbled across this excellent post. yonder Apr 2024 #22

GM's Cruise unit lost 8.2 billion dollars madville Apr 2024 #31

I can see why it didn't work Tree Lady Mar 2024 #2

Ditto here, we were afraid to rent an EV mainer Mar 2024 #13

It's certainly a learning curve for most drivers tinrobot Mar 2024 #15

The infrastructure doesn't currently exist to support people wanting to rent electric vehicles. Ace Rothstein Mar 2024 #19

Not to mention,, they wanted too much for daily rates TexasBushwhacker Apr 2024 #23

My son n law rented because Tree Lady Apr 2024 #25

I rented one back in March from Hertz, mostly from curiosity . . . hatrack Apr 2024 #27

"Hertz will pay $168 million to customers it falsely accused of stealing its cars" probably doesn't help. Idiots. flvegan Mar 2024 #3

That's the reason Hertz took a hit. Ray Bruns Mar 2024 #5

They're selling 2023 Chevy Bolts for the low 20's. NBachers Mar 2024 #4

They are all in Pleasanton, CA, wherever that is. It's Emile Mar 2024 #6

Try Replacing the zip code Richard D Mar 2024 #7

Thanks, I will try that. Emile Mar 2024 #8

I was able to find some in OKC ArkansasDemocrat1 Mar 2024 #17

I too found some in Northern Illinois. Emile Mar 2024 #18

It's in the San Francisco Bay area jmowreader Mar 2024 #21

Nice Johnny2X2X Mar 2024 #10

Used prices are dropping and once it's below $25K, there's a federal rebate. tinrobot Mar 2024 #16

The Bolt is an excellent EV Miguelito Loveless Mar 2024 #12

Whoa, Tesla Model 3 for $28,275 Polybius Mar 2024 #14

Not really a good deal madville Apr 2024 #30

Wonder how many EV sat there unrented day after day MichMan Mar 2024 #11

Did he get a bonus of millions when shown the door ? republianmushroom Apr 2024 #24

The new CEO isnt going to buy any EV now MichMan Apr 2024 #26

You all got it wrong. The Teslas were a great idea. Wonder Why Apr 2024 #28

If I was in a strange city looking to rent a car Aussie105 Apr 2024 #29

EV resale value has plummeted madville Apr 2024 #32