Sounds like you've had bad luck with shitty vehicles. I usually buy a used car, less than 3 years old, low mileage. That way it's usually still under warranty and you may be able to get an extended warranty. You also bypass the initial depreciation hit of a new car.

You know wires can be run from one place to another, right? The EV charger doesn't have to be in the garage or on the house. It can be installed closer to where the cars are parked. Anyways, I'm going to enjoy the quiet of my EV and the fuel savings. You have a great day.

Sounds like you're only thinking about the present not the future. As the demand for EVs increase landlords, workplaces etc will become more accommodating. Your building setup doesn't have to stay the same forever. I'm a landlord and installed a 240V outlet so my tenant could charge their EV faster. I got a rebate from the electric company and it's a tax write off so in the end it barely cost me anything. People probably said the same thing when we went from horses to cars without many roads. "Cars will never work, they'll get destroyed driving around." We built paved roads to accommodate cars, we will build infrastructure to accommodate EVs. Everyone doesn't need to own an EV right away, we'll get there eventually.

Why wouldn't you be able to charge multiple cars at the same time? You can charge on a regular house outlet, install multiple lv 2 chargers, charge at work/public, use a splitter to charge multiple cars on the same lvl 2 outlet. This is a non issue.

IIRC you are not likely to get a medical exemption. Very few are given each year. You would have to have a serious medical condition requiring darker tints.

They should work on improving their crappy app first. It's slow and half the time the digital coupons don't work. I do like that several locations have free EV charging.

Damn, and here i thought my $300 gas and electric bill was bad. That's insane.

Shaws/Star Market is pretty pricey too, at least the one near me. I only go to stop and shop for the cheap gas. Them and Circle K are the cheapest near me usually by 20-30 cents per gallon.

It's a wealthy town. Great place to live if you can afford it. Good luck!