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Originally Posted by Martinjlm
Car & Driver, CNBC, and other media sources buy vehicle sales data from S&P Global. I work at S&P Global and have the same data they buy at my fingertips real-time. So basically, I could be their source.  |
Ahhh, but youre still wrong because Wyzz Kydd says so, as are the first 50 hits on google, all he has to do is make a statement and it becomes FACT.
BTW the difference is that Im quoting global car sales, not just USA like the CNBC articles he cited. What other country buys F150's FFS?
It would be funny if it wasnt so sad; by all means make your argument but refuting facts/reality because they dont fit with your beliefs and still go on to claim youre correct is demented.
See earlier comments about wind/solar power not being cheaper, or +50% of EU energy being clean - they are extensively reported and proven facts, you cant claim otherwise and expect to be taken seriously.
FWIW we dont have blackouts in Europe and energy prices are pretty much the same in all countries .......... but how that is relevant to electric car sales I have no idea, youre just coming across as a bit childish TBH.
Anyway, back on topic, EV sales are growing and will continue to grow, as energy gets cheaper they will become even more popular.