You Think Gas Cars Are Better Than Electric. You Are Wrong.

I have been a Tesla owner since 2021 and a TSLA investor since 2013. I have not visited a gas station in five years. I drive a 2026 Model Y Juniper and a 2026 Cybertruck, and 98% of my miles are driven on Full Self-Driving with zero input from me.

I have heard every argument against electric vehicles. The batteries will fail. The fires. The grid cannot handle it. It does not work in cold weather. The charging takes too long. Elon Musk. I have been patiently rebutting these arguments for over a decade and I am done repeating myself.

Every single one of these objections falls apart under even basic scrutiny. Gas vehicles catch fire 61 times more often than EVs per mile driven. Tesla batteries carry an 8-year warranty and real-world data shows most retain 85 to 90 percent of capacity at 200,000 miles. The average new car in America costs just under $50,000, making the Model 3 and Model Y bargains before you factor in fuel and maintenance savings. Tesla has topped the Cars.com American-Made Index every single year since joining it, sweeping the top four spots in 2025. And anyone criticizing lithium mining from an iPhone is making that argument on a lithium device built with none of Tesla’s environmental safeguards.

I built an AI agent trained on my arguments, my data, and over a decade of firsthand experience. Bring your best case for gas. See what comes back. And once you realize that anything other than a self-driving Tesla belongs in a museum, be sure to use my referral code to order your new Tesla today!