Car manufacturers have always overstated mileage ratings because their tests are done in very controlled environs under ideal conditions.
They cannot control how you use their vehicle, but they can baseline it. That’s what those ratings have always reflected, and why. “Here is the way this car performs under ideal circumstances. YMMV”
There is exponentially more wealth in the system than there is currency printed to back it. That is not where the value of our economy comes from. Trade produces wealth, whether from labor or production. Currency just makes trade simpler.
It’s misleading because it is reporting a very generalized average fuel consumption (actual usage) of all PHEVs while manufacturer claims are based on individual vehicle potential.
Manufacturers cannot control how people use their cars, they can only assure that the cars operate the way they claim when used the way they suggest.
Change the combination on my luggage!
This is so not untrue that it is almost not funny enough to be a joke. I still have back problems from those days
OMG I just saw some white dude running down the road in a maga hat and striped boxers with like 2 dozen flock cameras on cut-off poles slung over his shoulder… straight up interstate toward Vancouver. If you hurry, I’m sure you can catch him!