Mach-E Maintenance Costs After Almost 20,000 Miles - Surprised?

[@Mabeylater293]

I love driving an electric car. I tell people it’s like driving a very powerful gas car in 1st gear but better. INSTANT response from the throttle but at ANY speed.

[@cobracarlos]

That’s a good way to put it 🙌🏽

[@ccvr6]

That’s the same thing I tell people

[@andya41]

After watching your video, I made an appointment at my dealership for the maintenance. Can't believe the guy told me $79 for fluids, tire rotation, brake check and oil change. Guess he didn't know EV's don't take oil.

[@cobracarlos]

Does that include the blinker fluid?

[@johnthompsonnunu2556]

They always say that about oil changes on EVs is a running joke.

[@movingforward20]

Thank you. I recommend you charge to 85% for better battery health. I like the Ford Mach-E, and especially the AWD model since it is safer. I hope they add a solar panel standard. None of the Teslas come with a solar panel yet, so may be if Ford did that, it would help inspire them. A solar panel could not just add some range each day, but help keep the temperature cooler in the summer.

[@dizzymaylee]

I’ve gone in for my 10k at the dealership. No cost, just tire rotation and windshield washer fluid. No change in electric bill. My home is over 3k sq feet and our electric is about $200 a month. I charge my MME daily in Texas. I hated going to the gas stations before. I’m glad I have a 240volt in my garage for charging.

[@khachik25]

Ty for ur great videos, I'm actually signed up for mach-e back in Feb but still w8ing for it ( every day its getting postponed :/ ). i have a question for u, if u can test it out on mach-e, i checked all over internet couldn't find it. what would happen if u ignore the hands free alarm ( the eyes on the road error) , what would happen if u ignore that alarm for long time? i saw Tesla slow down the car and put in park with emergency lights on after 3 alarm ignored. Ty

[@cobracarlos]

Thanks for watching I appreciate it! Yea I have another one ordered since December and still don’t even have a build date so it may take a while longer.. yes it has a similar feature where it will slow down to a stop I’ll try to make a video showing how it does that

[@narcisoperalta7288]

How is the vehicle in cabin quietness? And I don’t mean that artificial engine sound, I mean in terms of tire/road noise and cabin sound insulation. I like my music at very low volume but the Rav4 for example is super loud after 65mph Considering a quieter replacement and I really like the Match-E 😏

[@rlab6778]

noise from all opposite cars

[@lancastergerard]

I’ve seen in other reviews that it’s one of the quietest evs available

[@EricFDrums]

Btw I’m still looking at which EV I wanna get. It’s just tough to actually find one in person to see which makes it tough.

[@cobracarlos]

Definitely, if you call around I’m sure you can find some in your area just might take a little digging around

[@rodman7224]

You may have to rent one or buy on faith like me.

[@johnthompsonnunu2556]

I bought a Hyundai Kona electric, great little car, fast and reliable, very solid.

[@genierainbowmagick600]

How has this car been on Road Trips? And how is the basic charging cable going?

[@Jose-sw7ig]

I’ve had mine for a week now. I commute 70 miles daily and honestly charging has been no hassle. I do live in SoCal so I do have a huge amount of chargers in my vicinity but my basic AC gives me roughly 25% charge over night.

[@EricFDrums]

Never thought about regenerative braking saving brakes. Does it really do that? If so that would be cool as hell.

[@cobracarlos]

Yea it definitely does save the brakes, and it’s more efficient because you are recharging the batteries too

[@dsniper7241]

No it doesn’t fix the brakes on its own. Yes you still have to service them regularly.

[@cobracarlos]

@@dsniper7241 doesn’t fix the brakes but allows you to use them less giving them a longer life span

[@kevindoepker7701]

Absolutely does, just like when you engange an AC on an underpowered car, you feel that load affect the engine and slow it down a bit. Reginerative breaking uses the same principle, but with a much larger load that feeds what would be lost energy back to the battery. Its all about mitigating loss of energy, which can typically be measured by heat dissipation, typical brakes generate a tone of heat when you stop - all of that is wasted energy - the EV have a unique capability to 'recapture' a good portion of that lost energy and give it back to the batter, all the while saving you brake parts! :)

[@KaiPonte]

I have a 2016 Malibu hybrid with one pedal driving. At 94000 miles, ive yet to need to change the brakes.

[@WaVyBN]

I went to Ford as well to get a tire rotation. Person at ford told me why wait for over 2 hours for a tire rotation you can take this EV to any shop and just add your rotation to your app.

[@Sledgehammer1944]

I'm about to get one myself. I don't understand what you mean here. Are you saying you can get the rotation done anywhere through an app?

[@phil1898]

In damp climates, you need to use the brakes occasionally otherwise the disks corrode and you'll spend a fortune having them skimmed/replaced.

[@G029er]

The brake disks on my Mach-E begin to rust overnight in damp weather or after driving in the rain.

[@ronmorrell9809]

I laughed at the statement that washer fluid is the only fluid. The bottom part of the screen was showing the coolant overflow bottles. It also has brake fluid. My dealer wants me to have them change the fluid lubricating the reduction gears & differential.

[@Deetroiter]

The time saved not having to go into the stealership is almost worth it in itself to get an EV. I don’t have a Mach E but I have a different EV. Over two years ownership and about 21k miles on it. I rotate my own tires (10 minutes and free to do) and only thing I’ve needed to spend money on is the cabin filter. Takes two filters and came out to $30 for the pair. So maintenance costs alone for over 2 years is $30. Not a typo. Incredible!

[@promise7407]

Dang! That’s awesome!

[@hsvmwcs3852]

Remember Mach-E is made by Ford (Fixed-Or-Repaird-Daily.) I owned a Mach-E from February 21 - December 22, during which it spent more than three months with its stealership with several recalls and numerous problems. Sadly, its stealership refused to provide a loaner and I had to argue with the Ford corporate for each and every repair. Luckily, Ford spontaneously offered me a repurchase with a full refund. What a nightmare!!

[@johnthompsonnunu2556]

Fake

[@boyanliu8284]

Thanks for video, Out of curiosity, At what time do we need to replace Mach-E battery and how much does it cost? Considering to lease/finance Mach-E ..

[@rossgould255]

Just had my tires rotated at the dealer for 30 bucks 17k miles on my GT Performance. Summer tires still rated "4" by the dealer with me bracket racing it on the weekend. I'm very impressed with the cost savings!

[@KaiPonte]

What are "summer tires"? Do you have spring, fall, and winter tires also?

[@ht3880]

@@KaiPonte Is this a serious question?

[@redclaw72666]

​@@KaiPonte try Google it's your friend

[@KaiPonte]

@@redclaw72666 I actually no longer trust google. But, I'm serious, why would people swap out tires? Seems messed up.

[@KaiPonte]

@@ht3880 Yes. I've never changed my tires on any of my cars just because the seasons change.

[@GingerHales18]

You can get a tire depth gage for like 5 bucks

[@llldaslll1590]

On the comments you made about brakes. I have a Ford Fusion Energi with 100k miles that has never needed brake pads replaced. That's with driving probably 60/40% hybrid/ev. The Energi has sort of a one pedal mode in EV if you run it in L, but I have always run it in D. So you're probably spot on saying this won't need brakes for at least 100k.

[@WaVyBN]

I had my Mustang Mach E Route One Since November 8th. my stocks still good from day one. I order some after Marker 20 inch rims from ford with wider tires. I didn’t like the slim tires that came with this EV.

[@cobracarlos]

How’s your range after installing the wider tires? That’s the only thing I’m worried about, but I’m sure the stance is way better!

[@beholder4465]

One pedal break on?

[@n7y8c7]

My Chevrolet Volt had 135k miles and the original brakes when I sold it.

[@BobbyG3.14]

How much did the battery degrade by that mileage, did it effect the range and times you had to charge?

[@n7y8c7]

@@BobbyG3.14 To be honest, I didn't experience noticeable degradation. I could always get the 35 miles of range. But in the early spring and fall, it would rise into the 40s. 51 miles was the best I ever got trying to maximize the range.

[@BobbyG3.14]

@@n7y8c7 thank you, this really helps us non owners be informed. I want an ev asap but mark up and availability are making it extremely difficult

[@n7y8c7]

@@BobbyG3.14 Hold off for as long as you can. Current prices are absolutely insane.

[@genxchas]

You ain't right 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤣🤣

[@BobbyG3.14]

I’m really looking into getting one, just worried about dealer mark up

[@cobracarlos]

They are out there for msrp, you just gotta look around

[@ronaldwatson7464]

I have a VW ID.4 and you can't rotate the tires because the front and rear are different sizes. My rear tires lasted for 40000 miles and my front tires lasted 48000. Note its rear wheel drive.

[@Thissandthat]

My 2013 Ford C-max hybrid with 239,000 miles still has the original pads and rotors with over 50% left on the pads. I break gently so almost all my breaking is done via regen.

[@MrFuadee]

I love my Ford c max too bad they stop making them

[@llldaslll1590]

That's crazy. My fusion energi has 100k and has never needed brake pads.

[@dougiequick1]

"blinker fluid" LOL funny thing is unless I am mistaken the original blinkers DID have some type of fluid...actually an insulator oil Dashpot relays were used forever in time delay relays especially in train controls and such....pretty sure they were some of the first automotive blinkers also so maybe that is where the joke came from way back when idk...idk if the relay oil even could be changed in those....but in the big locomotive relays etc? no doubt

[@Topper-gf8xl]

Considering the Mach E, but wondering if the panoramic roof let's too much heat on that the a/c has to deal with?

[@whtbowtie]

I put a shade on the roof and here in az with 115° heat it makes all the difference

[@victorvek5227]

Get ceramic tint. Problem solved.

[@davidnielson9139]

To be clear, you don't need to use 1 pedal driving to get regenerative braking in the Mach E. The brake pedal in the car also uses regenerative braking and will only use the friction brakes if you slam the brake pedal, where you are emergency braking, where the regenerative braking alone won't stop the car fast enough.

[@voyagetravel1840]

Is it possible to get a solar powered generator to charge the car?

[@cobracarlos]

Haven’t see anything like that but if you find something like that let me know would be great for road trips

[@KuraMad2000]

search for mach e jackery. There are a couple videos of guys charging their mach E or Tesla with solar panels and a jackery portable. Not sure really how effective it is. But also note, one of those guys had a charging port failure recently and is so disappointed he said he's selling his mach e because of it. No idea if it was just a defective part or if using the jackery setup might have contributed, but in theory it should just work.

[@romankuilan9471]

Like anything new is a high cost my first VCR cost me 700.00. Batteries prices will come down in the future. Thanks Semper Fi

[@starkillerbeats420]

Hell yeh man , making me want one honestly

[@mgt2010fla]

We are just the opposite (by sex): My wife drives an Explorer, so when she drives my Mach-e she hates the One Pedal feature, but I drive it all the time and when I get in after she drives it, I know right away to turn all those features on! We have two MMEs, one's for sale, but we both love driving our MMEs! Stay safe!

[@cobracarlos]

Glad you guys like it, we love it as well, have another one on order!

[@stephenjones8645]

I doubt that it practically makes much difference on the Mach e whether you have one pedal on or off. Even if you have it off, it will still apply regen braking before friction braking so you'll get most of the efficiency and wear and tear benefits. I would just do whatever your driving preference is. This behavior is not the case for all EVs, which is actually why the Mach E gets some criticism for the feel of its brakes.

[@mgt2010fla]

@@stephenjones8645 The vehicle will rate you on how effective using regenerative braking is adding to your range. On the far left side of the drivers display after every stop. I rated 95% on my last trip. Once you get used to it it's a snap!

[@Irish_Mike_NYC]

I love the one pedal drive on my Lightning I can’t stand driving my wife’s renegade anymore bc I’m used to the one pedal drive mode

[@panzer948]

Tires will definitely depend on the model. I have a Mach E GT Performance Edition and had to replace them around 19K, which also was likely due to them being the factory performance tires. We replaced them with a set that should last a bit longer while still retaining some good handling. Other than that, I haven't done a thing to the car and it's now at 24K miles. BTW, I also have a BMW M4 and I religiously use my blinker everywhere just to throw you guys off. Trying to repair BMW stereotype with one blink at a time...

[@kristopherlauro4327]

I just go to Discount Tire for my tire rotations. They don't charge you a dime even if you didn't buy your tires there.

[@Babu-of2xh]

After 17k miles. Range change?

[@alsjogren7890]

2013 Nissan Leaf. ALL that I have done is: charge it, fill tires with air, add windshield wiper fluid, replace front windshield wiper blades. 11 years and never a visit to a dealer nor any mechanic. No tire replacement. The next maintenance item will be the 12v battery. 52,000 miles.

[@danielpearl2804]

I live in germany and have a mach e awd X 2021. Ford dealership says I have to bring it in for service every tweentyfour months to insure not loosing garanty and pay approx 400 bucks for them to check the damned thing - seems to be a ripoff

[@stevendufour]

That’s 200 eur per year? Sounds like a good deal! Why would that be a ripoff? I service my Ford Puma ST in Belgium annually and pay approx 400 eur per year(!).

[@ejecea]

2011 Chevy Volt with 140,000 miles... haven't changed the brake pads yet!!!

[@BobbyG3.14]

How is the battery degradation, has it effected the range or times you have to charge?

[@ejecea]

​@@BobbyG3.14 The battery has lost about 15% capacity as far as I can tell. It has also lost some power when fully charged and it's not quite as sporty as it once was. It's been my habit to always keep it on the charger (not knowing how Lion batteries work) but that doesn't seem to have been a bad choice. I drive it to depletion almost daily so that's approximately 4000+ charge cycles and it's still going strong!!!

[@BobbyG3.14]

@@ejecea this is so helpful, thank you very much

[@lancemathew426]

How much is the insurance cost vs your gas powered cars?

[@bigace1556]

Cheaper than my gas car

[@BladeRaver]

mine went up $20 from my Lincoln MKT

[@samkulesza6954]

You said that the only fluid is the windshield washer fluid. This is not true. Under the front hood under the plastic panel behind the storage compartment is a reservoir for brake fluid, and another one for the coolant for the batteries. Important to know. Love your video though. Thank you.

[@julian1173]

Do you have any socials?

[@firstlast1732]

Just went to ford for rotation got charged 489.54 they said prices went up

[@thebricker]

I’ve spent quite the amount on wash and detailing equipment after buying a new Cyber Orange GT Performance! You didn’t mention that expense! #irony

[@bedixon1]

you are not paying any taxes for road maintenance. Just wait until your tag cost is increased. (It will) Taxes have to be recouped somewhere.

[@snaggy13]

True... but since fossil fuels are subsidized with tax dollars (as are the government and societal expenses for adapting to climate change) should we just call it even?

[@retropyor]

FWIW, TX has a new rule to recoup taxes- they charge an additional $200 at registration. So... it's coming

[@snaggy13]

@@retropyor Oh, I know it's coming, but it is a dumb idea to do this right now. Is this really fairness, or thinly veiled schadenfreude? I drive an F150. It doesn't bother me that evs get a free ride right now.

[@brockus35]

Not like the tag is 30k lol good lord if you can't afford it don't get it!

[@snaggy13]

@brockus35 Very true. And in the end $200 at registration is not that bad.

[@rushpuppy2]

I have 21000 on my Mach e. It’s a 2021 car. 7 recalls so far. And it updates like my cell phone. One pedal drive I don’t use. When I did use it, the rotors rusted up. Then when I turned it off, the rust caused the rotors to groove from the brake pads. I wasn’t to happy about that. But Ford took care of it. The tires still seem quite healthy. I rotate them every 10,000 miles as recommended. Washer fluid doesn’t cost me a thing because I get it free at work. I do oil changes at work. It’s great not putting that stuff and gasoline in my car. The biggest issue I have is the range anxiety. This is not a tourist car. It is for local driving only. Charging takes way too long. I do it at home, overnight. Two or three times a week. BTW, there are other fluids. Brake fluid and air conditioner recharge. All in all a great car but it’s the range anxiety that gets me the most. I use an ICE car for long trips.

[@AlexKortge]

Is your new edge still for sale?

[@inoname99]

One question: How many miles per hour?

[@soulriter]

Mach E top speed is 120

[@smalladventures2454]

I have to replace my mme car tires 21( fr dealership ) after 40k mi Spend $499 for 4 tires

[@cobracarlos]

I'm over 40k miles and they said mine are good when I went to go rotate them but my miles are mostly highway

[@allancarter64]

Battery warranty is pro-rated so important to understand charging effects to extend it's life.

[@carlosnuckols8470]

I just got my battery changed on my 2020 Hyundai ioniq free my car is under warranty for another 6 years and no maintenance!

[@mervcampbell8008]

I have a 2022 Mach e GT. I had to take it back to the dealer with only 6560 miles because the front brake rotors had warped! Instead of replacing the roters, they resurfaced them.

[@cobracarlos]

That sucks.. but at least they fixed the problem. Do you do any track stuff with it? Maybe the high heat from heavy braking warped them?

[@erickfigz2418]

Brake fluid?

[@cobracarlos]

No, just the blinker fluid

[@erickfigz2418]

😂

[@ares4257]

What do pay for mach e car insurance

[@cobracarlos]

I actually have a whole video on that here you go! How Much Is Insurance For My Mach-E - Monthly Cost kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWO1qJieoZySgMU

[@thegarbone]

Just replaced my wife tires at 30k miles, MachE RWD and heavy on the pedal. They still probably had 5k or so left on them 10k if you want slicks but wanted nicer rims so went swapped them early.

[@cobracarlos]

Dang that’s crazy, wife doing burnouts on the way to the mall? 😂

[@ghost-oc3xh]

How much did the tires cost? I know EV ones are pricier because of the weight of the car

[@glenyshoughtondouglas1807]

What do you think about the sun roof. Apparently there’s no protection from the heat and sun as the roof doesn’t close at all.

[@HK304]

It's low E glass you don't feel the sun

[@AARON6254]

I own 2 of these Mach E. 57K on one and 5K on the other. My power train light is on

[@AARON6254]

@@thedude7315 it was a software update

[@oilerlord6513]

By the way, tires / tire rotations, cabin filters, brake pads, 12V batteries, windshield wipers...aren't "maintenance" items They're consumables that every car on the road generally require replacing when they wear out Maintenance = "Maintaining" the life of what's generally considered a non-consumable part Such as changing oil for an engine or a transmission

[@WaterDR-tw8re]

I have a Mach E. The car is almost FREE to operate. 27k miles and not one single cost to the shop. Zero maintenance. Nothing. My electric bill at home has increased by about $30 to $60 a month. But it's going lower because my electric rate has decreased from $.15/kwh to $.024/kwh.

[@bradleysteeves7891]

What is your electric power bill. how much did it cost you to upgrade your home electrical system. Did you price replacing the battery at 5 year mark.

[@Obelisk72]

so we dont we need to worried about engine coolant because doesn't have any radiator

[@tbone9405]

It has a radiator to cool the batteries, motor, electronics…..

[@22chiwi]

You get the lightning yet?

[@cobracarlos]

I wish..

[@leo8497]

Gotta be a Dad. Jokes are brutal. Notice I a spike in power bill?

[@cobracarlos]

😂😂😂 yes power bill did go up but still less than you would spend on gas

[@monkeysteinel]

I looked at a Tesla before the Mach E and I have to say the mustang is so much better looking. The only con with the E I’ve had so far is people saying THATS not a Mustang. Lol

[@cobracarlos]

Yea looks where a big part of why I chose this over the tesla

[@gerdz101]

8:51 lmao you speaking facts. Its always the BMW drivers man.

[@johnwitherspoon1668]

Since i started working for ford i want one bad im planning to order my GT in December

[@cobracarlos]

Nice! I haven’t driven a gt but heard great things

[@andresmattos7541]

Sounds like Maki the maki car...

[@martyparshall4368]

My 2021 now has just over 20k miles. I did have to get my brakes changed right at 19k. We do not use 1 pedal drive. I have taken in for rotations and the breaks, that’s IT! I git those done when in for other recalls. The brakes were covered under warranty and I only paid $25 to get brakes replaced. I drive too fast too often and Thus break too hard. But getting better😅

[@darthvader7010]

You’re just asking to get in a car wreck

[@70CobraJet429]

I am not at all surprised that you have almost zero maintenance cost. There are drivers of gas powered cars who can claim the same thing. 100K miles and never changed the oil! Their blinker fluid reservoir is probably dried up, too. I placed an order for a GTPE the first week that 2023 orders opened. Black, with the Nite Pony package. Wicked!

[@cobracarlos]

Thanks for watching, keep me posted on how you like it once you get it, hope you don’t have to wait too long!

[@DK-pr9ny]

10 year warranty on the batteries.

[@BladeRaver]

8 year/100k mile. still pretty good warranty

[@quartytypo]

EVs need about as much maintenance as a floor fan.

[@victorvek5227]

The biggest inhibitor for me has been finding winter tires / wheels to fit the GT. Because of the brake caliber size, you can’t fit 18” wheels with winters on like you can with the other models. And the all-seasons don’t cut it in the northeast.

[@johnthompsonnunu2556]

One pedal is herky jerky

[@rodhonco5681]

EV Cost: The only thing that really matters is depreciation. 35% loss in 3 years compared to 5% for a well built ICE or hybrid should wake up most buyers. Some don’t wake up. Some don’t even care about cost. Some are getting the surprise of their life as that can’t get out of the car and its payments because the loss is so great. Now if you are in Government who cares??? That’s somebody else’s problem (in their mind). And the Taxpayers just accept it. Shocking.

[@foolicooli]

20k miles is basically a new car still..

[@bedixon1]

Blinker fluid??????😅

[@cobracarlos]

yea its super expensive, and hard to find! 😂

[@A-37Bdragonfly]

It’s the least expensive model… you couldn’t afford the gt model?

[@KaiPonte]

You *do* realize someone will take your advice to change the oil seriously.

[@FeliPeltier]

I suspect you will hit that 100k before your years come up.

[@fredgarvin716]

No moving parts?? What about things like wheel bearings and suspension? Those don't ever need to be greased or lubricated?

[@trainsnthings2086]

Have fun with battery health in cold😂 that range went from 100 to 65% 😂my gas truck will go 500 on a tank lol

[@anthonyguida913]

You think a gas car doesn't suck more gas in the cold your mistakenly wrong.

[@trainsnthings2086]

@@anthonyguida913 at least it starts unlike shitty Tesla and will get more miles on it unlike Tesla without battery change

[@anthonyguida913]

I'm actually looking to be buying a mach e Mustang.

[@trainsnthings2086]

@@anthonyguida913 good luck with garbage

[@anthonyguida913]

And why do you think they're garbage have you owned one?

[@minlou4639]

So you can drive the mustang like you would drive a regular car. I hate keeping my foot on the gas. That’s what I didn’t like about the Tesla.

[@michaelkeudel8770]

8 years from now the batteries will be better and cheaper, so meh.

[@rodman7224]

I dont know about other EV s but the Mach E is extremely low maintenance.

[@cobracarlos]

Tire rotations and windshield washer fluid that’s it..

[@attractiveglass]

Your wife must drive for uber or door dash putting that many miles on it in one yr bc aint no way bo

[@cobracarlos]

Yea it’s crazy she used to have a 100 mile daily commute, we just moved though so she’s not driving as much anymore

[@DaddysDollxo]

WHAT IS AUTOCROSS ??

[@bertito43]

It’s making X type of burnouts with your car. Auto X

[@Itsallawesome]

8 years OR 100k miles. You’ll hit 100k miles before the 8 year mark.. so be financially prepared to replace the battery on your own 👍🏼

[@ubuu7]

Cobra Carlos sounds like an onlyfans handle. Please tell me Cobra Carlos has an onlyfans.

[@RickDaBoss00]

Tire rotations are for suckers

[@bedixon1]

one other thing, tags in Florida are going to increase $250.00 yearly. 😂

[@carlosnuckols8470]

It’s been $300 in Washington State for two decades.

[@kendavis1198]

We don't own an EV as of Yet. However, I have followed some Very Very Very knowledgeable You Tube Channels, and if I'am not Mistaken the EV Family of Vehicles, as far as I Know, (and Don't Quote Me), they "DO HAVE" Coolant of some Sort Used to COOL, the Batteries???? And OIL to Lubricate the Motors Internal Movie Parts???? And just like the ICE Counterpart's..... That will require Periodic Maintenance??? And...... Much more Often than the MFG's Required Intervals. And altho no one say's anything much about them???? The Batteries WILL Require Maintenance and or Replacement at some Point??? That Cost is Totally Ridiculously Expensive??? Just saying. However, Not being an EV owner, I probably am Talking out my Back Side I would Suppose?

[@Annette_Hons]

You forgot to mention to everyone how many hundreds of dollars a month your electric bill went up since you started charging your car at home… 😂😂😂😂

[@cobracarlos]

Good point! My electric bill did go up but still less expensive than gas

[@Annette_Hons]

@@cobracarlos of course, but most people think it’s hundreds of dollars. They don’t get that you charge during off peak hours so it’s cheaper.

[@cobracarlos]

@@Annette_Hons funny you mention that, I actually checked with my utility company and to my surprise this company doesn’t have off peak hours so I can charge any time of the day and still costs the same!

[@monkeysteinel]

Average is $4-10 for 270 miles

[@MojoHand69]

Have had my Mach-e for nearly two years. I use a budget bill plan and my electric bill has gone up $20/month. Far cheaper to run than my Ford Edge.

[@thematrix29]

great review but didn’t like the unnecessary jokes. carrry on.

[@Clemsoncrawler362]

Why does this electric mustang look not like a mustang at all?

[@trippplefive]

i would keep the money saved in a separate account for that eventual battery replacement

[@jaybartgis5148]

"Good thing I paid $45,000 so I don't have to get a $60 oil change"

[@rmgla464]

Ford has made a Mach-er-E out of the famous Mustang name just like the screw up they did in the 70’s!!! Ford gets a HUGE “F”

[@cobracarlos]

Haters gonna hate 😂

[@rmgla464]

@@cobracarlos i have always loved Mustangs… my 1st car was a Mustang… not a hater, just calling it like it is with Ford F ups!!! But if you like it… good for you, bro

[@rondavis2791]

​​@@rmgla464 your a hater. I'm just saying it like it is. If you like mustangs good for you.

[@andresmattos7541]

I rather have a Kia EV6 any day

[@cobracarlos]

Never driven one, I’m definitely going to look into test driving one and doing a comparison video with the Mach-E

[@hanyasamsung1536]

V2L and utility mode.. Rocks all the way if you camping a lot with EV6 and ioniq 5

[@danr1920]

Tell me what the costs are at 8 years and 200,000 miles. You have a new car and under warrantee. My Accord made it to 150,000 miles in the rear. Your heavy car may have suspension parts. You have A/C? Of course you do, which tend to leak when they get older. I can't afford a $50,000 car. What's with the big recall?😮

[@michaelreilly1310esq]

The ride is harder than an F350

[@brandonsedgwick7297]

Nice click bait

[@harryvelez489]

Not into Eevee you probably paid twice as much in insurance what's a regular car I stay with my 1500 Silverado 2021 V6 I retired had a truck for 3 years only got 6,000 MI