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Vehicles we should be allowed to buy. (not EVs)

swampbadger

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I didn't want to hijack the EV truck thread. I don't want an EV. I want better options to better vehicles that should be allowed to be imported here. There are tons of options in other countries that our EPA and government restrict us from getting access to.

EPA claims that these vehicles aren't fuel efficient. They are way more fuel efficient than comparable vehicles sold by our local manufacturers. Could it be if imports were affordable and available they would severely impact the american made companies? I say great! The competition would increase the performance and longevity nationwide. We might actually get back into high quality 4 wheel drive trucks that last if this was possible.

I'm not into EVs and if I really wanted a dream car here's a handful I'd love to have access to.
Feel free to add any trucks or comments or opinions!!!
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The unimog would be atop my list. it's a camper, it's a beast, it has countless implements and is used as a farm tractor overseas. The possibilities are endless with these.

 
My 2020 Tacoma (manual trans 4x4) doesn't get anywhere near 30 mpg; more like 18-19 with 33's on it. Stock it would get 20-21 if I babied it.
I know, man my 2004 sequoia gets 13 mpg, it's pitiful.

when you look at stats on the diesel hilux, you say wow! You've gotta admit the EPAs claims of saving us from fuel consumption are a crock of lies.

Are we purposely being steered towards accepting EVs?
 
We puff our chests out as Americans because we have overall, on most terms, the best nation to live in. It truly is a blessing to be here, I'm not saying it isn't.

However our choices of dependable vehicles have left us. We had vehicles in the 1990s- mid 2000s that were really good and are still on the road today. As technologies have advanced the quality and durability of vehicles we have available here in the US have diminished greatly over the last 10-20 years.

The technology is there to build long lasting fuel efficient vehicles. It's being withheld by policies that work against us.

We are blatantly being steered towards buying EVs that 46 percent of current owners have remorse for buying.
 

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