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You have an electric minivan? Since when were those a thing?
Pacifica plug in hybrid, only has 40 mile range but in the city it's all I use. So I use almost no gas unless it's super cold. I also only buy gas every 3 months and at Costco so no audio ads on the pumps.
Aw, you got my hopes up for a minute there.
I've got a minivan with a hateful automatic transmission that I only reluctantly accepted because it was a hand-me-down from my parents, and I've often thought that the only excuse worth a damn for not having a proper stick shift would be if the car were electric (and therefore had no transmission at all).
'Course, any new vehicle would be a privacy nightmare, so realistically if I finally get fed up enough with this thing then I'm more likely to either manual-swap it or replace it with something like a Mazda5 or Previa. Sucks that manufacturers have poison-pilled every single EV, but whatcha gonna do?