In case you’re out of the loop because you’ve been away from your devices, Portugal is playing Spain today at 8 PM if you’re in Portugal or 9 PM if you’re in Spain. It doesn’t matter if you’re a soccer (football) fan. If you have the opportunity to experience watching this match with the locals you should jump at the chance. It’ll be an experience you won’t forget.
78,000 miles, excellent condition, never seen a winter (always stored), owned by me since 1995, automatic transmission (“first chink in the armor Ted.”)
The car is currently registered and garaged in Nashua, NH. It’s close to the affluent Boston market. But the season is short and already upon us.
I have another house in the Hilton Head area and have been thinking about bringing it down there to sell. Beaufort County, SC is fairly affluent but it’s a much smaller market. The season is much longer. But it’s too hot for top down driving from June through September.
There are A LOT of older folks in Beaufort County. So I think there’d be more people willing to buy an automatic Miata. What do you experts think? Would it be easier to get a good price up north or down south?
Some highlights:
“The headline finding from our new range retention study is that the average EV holds 97% of its range after three years and 95% after five.”
**“**After three years, 68% of EVs still exceed their original EPA-rated range.”
**“**Five brands in particular show no apparent range loss across the years we've measured: Cadillac, Ford, Hyundai, Mercedes and Rivian.”
“If you're shopping used: A 3-year-old EV at $20K isn't a discount on a worn-out asset. It's likely still 97% of the car it was new.”
“f you're shopping new: A 325-mile EV today will be a 309-mile EV in five years. There’s a lot to like about that.”