What car did you give up for MME??

[Brutakus]

Traded in my 2020 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody with 8k miles for about 5k more than I paid for it new. Was getting tired of paying $60 per fillup for about the same range as my MME (MME actually a little better even).
Now I'm paying $15 at an EA station nearby for an 80% charge and 200-210 miles and my insurance dropped from $330 to $100/month.

 

[unhandled]

Our Great Dane doesn't fit very well in the Mach E but no issue with one toddler. Are your kids in car seats? Probably more of an issue with two kids in car seats. The middle of the back seat isn't great for car seats due to the short distance to the center console.

I'm probably going to get the lightning as well for space for lumber and larger items.

I have one kid in a booster seat (Diono, fairly large) and the other in a regular child seat but will be switching to a booster seat soon.

The lack of official support from Ford regarding the hitch is bugging me. I wouldn’t mind the smaller interior if I could have a bike rack.

 

[Radish]

I traded a 2020 Tesla Model S with only 12.5k miles. I was willing to lose money to get out of it, though didn't lose as much as you'd think. I despised that car. Out with the old, in with the new:

What’d you hate about the model S

 

[ERIC8585]

I have one kid in a booster seat (Diono, fairly large) and the other in a regular child seat but will be switching to a booster seat soon.

The lack of official support from Ford regarding the hitch is bugging me. I wouldn’t mind the smaller interior if I could have a bike rack.

Sounds like it will probably work then. I don't regret getting rid of the pilot. MachE much nicer to drive.

I don't know anything regarding a hitch though.

My insurance is also cheaper with the MME vs the 2016 Pilot for some reason.

 

[Ma9573]

Got rid of my 2016 Fusion Energi, which I'd purchased just as a test case to see if I could make a plug in work without home charging. 5 years of testing was an easy yes, so enter the Mach E.

 

[skiingj]

'20 Infiniti Q50 Red Sport

 

[Frank Katz]

My revered 2004 Prius with only a little duct tape holding it together.

 

[BMT1071]

My revered 2004 Prius with only a little duct tape holding it together.

No more trading paint now that you have the MME, ok?? ? ?

 

[kulaga]

For me, it was a 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio. Really fun car but was concerned about long-term reliability and resale value. Great time to trade, very happy with what I got! Loving the MME. The Alfa had better cornering and a smoother ride but I wouldn't go back.

 

[beckermanex]

Getting ready to sell my 2007 Mustang GT, and my 2010 Escape, the Mach E GT is almost a love child of that pair which is ultimately what sold me on it, also faster, quite a bit faster. That and looking forward to some zippy rides past the gas stations with $4+ gas and not having an ounce of care.

That doesn't look like Seattle

 

[DanHo]

2017 Ford Explorer Sport (not sad to see it go)
Kept the 2017 Gas Guzzler (Toyota Tundra w/38 gal fuel tank)

 

[ERIC8585]

2017 Ford Explorer Sport (not sad to see it go)
Kept the 2017 Gas Guzzler (Toyota Tundra w/38 gal fuel tank)

Best trade the tundra for lightning lol

 

[CompilerBreak]

That doesn't look like Seattle

Indeed it isn't, been up and down the West coast a couple times to visit people in California and AZ (picture is outside of Tucson). Love that car, little hard to part with it after 14 years.

 

[DanHo]

Best trade the tundra for lightning lol

Don't know that I'm quite ready to totally give up my ICE addiction. Don't get me wrong, I've been debating it heavily! That said, I'm imagining the version of the Lightning I'd want is going to be in the $65K+ range. Budget isn't there for it when I will have two kids in college. Yay, me!! ? ?

 

[DonE]

I was leasing a MB GLC which i had to return. I am full on sustainabity and therefore was heavily interested in eCars. MME offers the best value for money on the market currently, my feeling.

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