The Electric Car Experience: A Race car driver and Auto mechanic shares his story of EV ownership.

In today's information overload culture, this book was written as a source of honest, unbiased, helpful, information for anyone shopping for a vehicle. EVs are often overlooked but, they are too good an option in today's market not to be considered. Many people have misconceptions about EV ownership with uninformed excuses as to why it wouldn't work for them. I share my personal story to show that an EV can work for almost anyone and it may be the best option for many. I am a middle-class guy with a family and a very active lifestyle. We purchased a new electric car in the low $20,000 price range. This car turned out to be one of the best decisions we have ever made for our finances, time management, and overall happiness.
I share my personal experience of EV ownership with all the details of deciding on the purchase, driving attributes, cost of charging, winter driving, and maintenance costs. You will learn everything there is to know about owning and driving an electric vehicle. I Illustrate that Electric Vehicles are fun, economical, and reliable.
This book is also a buyer guide that covers every detail of EV purchasing and ownership. Included is a list of every new and used EV currently for sale in the U.S. with driving range and prices. I also reveal the EV models arriving soon, including the incredible electric trucks and electric SUVs coming soon. Other details include financial incentives, tax credits, and different electric car charging stations. The last part of this book discusses our power supply and grid—ideas for now.
Driving is what I love; I am an old-school car guy, race car driver, auto mechanic, and driving enthusiast. I pay very close attention to design and detail. My Automotive love language is function and value. I love the feel of a well-made vehicle that functions well for its intended purpose. I am not your prototypical EV driver. But, after owning one for 3 years, I fell in love with it, here's why.