Electric vehicle owner learns replacing
a tail light costs over $4,000
Posted By: NorthernDog, 10/27/2022 9:35:42 AM
The owner of a Hummer electric truck was shocked to learn replacing his tail lights is a rather expensive venture. “Had a shocker today,” the owner wrote in a Hummer EV Facebook group. “A new passenger side rear light for the Hummer EV; $4,040 just to buy it.” Car review website the Drive confirmed General Motor’s list price for one tail light is $3,045. Without factoring in labor, the list price for a set of tail lights runs for nearly $6,100, a cost equaling more than 5% of the Hummer EV’s MSRP. “The taillights in the Hummer EV have small
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Joe Biden went to the University of Delaware.
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NYT reporter says quiet part out loud,
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When your whole city’s a toilet, why not embrace it?
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Assume that there’ll be a lot more burglaries, carjackings and robberies.
Not to mention public urination.
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in Kamala, Hillary for Last-Ditch Push
for Kathy Hochul 31 replies
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for Kathy Hochul 31 replies
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You'll be better off driving an old gas guzzler from the 1970s than trying to afford an EV.