I bought this because...

Earlier today, at Oakland, CA charging station.

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There's another I've seen on a Mustang GT in San Diego that said: Tesla: Never Once
- Poor Nikola he deserved better
  
  Meh. He was kind of a dick.
Looks like that sticker was printed on a giant Avery label.
- Hard to fake emissions on an EV.
  
  I think the implication is that VW is untrustworthy due to their previous actions.
  
  And then plot twist: the car has advanced technology that uses the EV battery to scrape the asphalt and convert it to diesel. After that it burns it at 9 mpg.
So you bought from another unethical company?
- Oh do tell, which car company is the good one? Lolol
  
  "Just gotta build you own from ethically sourced parts."
  Or some other fantasy.
  
  Subaru. They intentionally keep their company small, were the first ones to treat the gay community as a real market segment, and they don’t allow their dealers to pull any of that “market adjustment” crap with their pricing. Their cars are really good, comfortable, and well thought out so it’s easy for home mechanics to do basic maintenance if they need to save a buck, especially since they never require any special, brand/model specific tools. Their safety ratings are also impeccable and I trust them to truly care about the well-being of their customers. Also, as a bonus, from my 2003 Legacy to my 2015 BRZ I actually fit in the cars as a 6’-5” guy which is just awesome that they make shit I can drive.
  I hate corporations as much the next guy but if there was ever an example of something as big as a mainstream car company being good they’re absolutely the best without much argument.
  
  You could have probably eliminated the word car and been just about as accurate sadly.
  
  Polestar is under pretty good leadership, as with a couple other small manufacturers
- VW stopped supporting Nazis 80 years ago, Elton still does
  
  Elton John?

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