You’re talking a spread of less than $5000 between the costs of three vehicles, and when taking into account the value of infrastructure improvements to your house for the EVs probably within $3000.
Baked in are some very fuzzy assumptions, like that the EV will have 2/3 the maintenance costs of that gas and electric rates stay the same for 10 years.
Seems to me like the difference is well within the margin of error for those assumptions, and you should get whatever car you want.
You’re talking a spread of less than $5000 between the costs of three vehicles, and when taking into account the value of infrastructure improvements to your house for the EVs probably within $3000.
Baked in are some very fuzzy assumptions, like that the EV will have 2/3 the maintenance costs of that gas and electric rates stay the same for 10 years.
Seems to me like the difference is well within the margin of error for those assumptions, and you should get whatever car you want.