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New to Forum, Looking to Buy 2021 Pinnacle

2411 Views 22 Replies 8 Participants Last post by  AZBean, 
PhillyMonte
Hello all.
Honestly I'd prefer to buy a Rivian R1S, but my wife cannot commit without seeing it and the delivery date looks like it will push into 2022. Nonetheless, we own a 2014 Prius v that is starting to show age after almost 200k miles. My largest concern that I'd like your opinions on is gas mileage. My wife is plainly a poor driver and doesn't adjust her driving behaviors to see better gas mileage. With no dedicated EV Mode, what type of actual average gas mileage should we expect driving about 50 miles per day, on mostly city streets and a small stint of highway, on 1 charge per day?
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If you really don’t need the space and extra seating (I see that you are considering a Rivian), why don’t you consider a Tesla Model Y, which is available in a couple months if you book now. It’ll be cheaper than a Rivian to buy, cheaper than a Pacifica or prime to operate and you get supercharging at really low rates in case you need to go on a trip (compared to Rivian). May be your wife can get over it’s looks too. :D.
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