well so far we have heard stories of electric cars burning up like that elvis presely song. now we wait for the next test. Lets see if they start right up in 0, or below 0 temperatures. and maybe even some of them may catch fire? {not really sure if that can happen} but odds are, we will hear stories of many electric cars having a hard time starting up {well the ones that are outdoors}. but what about people going to work in electric cars? sure, their cars probably started up in their garages, but lets see what happens after their 8 to 10 hour work day as their cars are left outside in this vicious winter week where many major cities are in the 0 degree range. Will we hear these stories on CNN and MSNBC?
Yeah. Nobody else has problems in cold weather. Like Diesel. That is awesome. And it never has a problem in cold weather.
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And gasoline cars are totally reliable in cold weather.
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You fucking idiots are the biggest bunch of morons I’ve ever imagined and I write fiction as a hobby. I want you to consider that for a moment. You are even dumber than any fictional character I wrote into a story.
Things failing in cold weather is an extremely common event. True story. When the Japanese Army took the Aleutian Islands we needed the Army to go take it back.
The Army was totally unprepared for Alaska. They had no understanding of the terrain. No clue how to live and operate in the extreme conditions. They hired local trappers and what would be called survivalists today. They presented these locals who were akin to the Kit Carson Scouts of a century before with the Army Equipment that the soldiers had.
The men looked at the gear, and took only the rifles. The rest was garbage. It was the best the Army had. Later the Army noticed the scouts rifles didn’t freeze up, but the Army rifles did. The oil they were using was freezing. The scouts were using graphite from pencils to lubricate their rifles. Graphite didn’t freeze.
The Army came up with new equipment based upon what they learned. Now the Army can and does operate in cold weather environments.
But it wasn’t just the US Army. The Germans has to build fires under the engines of their tanks to warm up the engine enough to melt the oil from its frozen state. They had to build fires to warm up the earth enough to dig foxholes. The dirt was hard as concrete otherwise.
According to your dumbass if it doesn’t work perfectly on day one it is useless.
So here is what I have to suggest to you. Don’t buy an electric. Don’t. Buy a diesel and complain about the high cost of fuel. Buy a diesel and complain that your fuel gelled when it froze. Buy a car that won’t start in the cold. Blame everyone else for it. Be the dumbass we have all come to know. But please don’t procreate. I don’t think the collective IQ could take any more of you without a significant drop.
