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Originally Posted by OldJeff
Actually The van starts at relative 0 when it has 100,000 miles, so when the Prius is at 100, and the Van is at 175. They are equal.
I understand Math is hard Barbie. Go rest now, say Red Hat a dozen times, and whine a lot. It will make you feel better
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Hey cupcake, that mini van also had a carbon footprint when it was new. You are purposely trying to compare apples and oranges while proclaiming one is tbe best with out doubt. When I try to correct your comparison and give them both equal starting points, you then whine about how you know math.
You can buy a used prius just the same as you can buy a used van. You are trying to create a fake narrative just to prove your point, but your point is failed logic as I just showed you. Every year there are new cars and used cars.
Your argument would only hold ground if you were never able to buy a used prius, but the reality is you can, just like you can buy a used mini van. Nothing ever starts out used... unless you think we can stop building cars today and never run out of used ones... your argument is complete nonsense because there will always be new cars and as those new electric and hybrids become the norm, it also becomes the new norm in the used market.