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Old 01-30-2019, 04:39 PM   #96 (permalink)
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Half the cars sold in Norway are EV's or plug-ins.
This EV adoption rate is based on government policy that makes electric cars cheaper than gas powered cars. It is not based on the fundamental economics of gas vs electric. Take the government's hand off the scale and the balance would switch right back to gas cars.

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If you buy a gas car there you take a risk - will it hold value?
Yes, because even if there was limited demand in Norway the car can be sold to the rest of the EU which will still be happily using gasoline cars.

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Can you still get gas 10 years from now?
Of course. Cars are durable goods that last for decades. There a millions in use and nobody is going to through away a functioning car.

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In 20 years the sale of gasoline cars will already have been banned
Speculation of what government will do in 20 years is just than - speculation.
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