This is what irony means. You buy an electric car to save the planet, and a tree kills it.
The irony of the motor car lies in its dual nature; it provides convenience, freedom and innovation.
Whilst contributing to environmental impact, social isolation and economic disparities.
Some amusing quotes:
The irony of traffic jams is that we build faster cars to spend time going nowhere.
When you can’t find a parking space, you reduce the volume to see better.
Owning a convertible in a rainy climate is nature’s way of teaching you about irony.
Getting stuck in traffic jams is the universe reminding you that time is relative.
Buying a sports car to impress people is like getting a tattoo of a barcode; everyone has one, and nobody cares.
Buying an electric car is the universe’s way of saying, ‘Congratulations, you are officially a responsible adult.
Parallel parking is where you prove your driving skills and your ability to learn a new language.
In the car’s life, the brakes are the irony, and the accelerator is karma.
Getting a hybrid car to save on gas expenses is like buying a treadmill to hang your clothes on – noble intentions, questionable outcomes.
There are two types of people in this world: those who drive and those who exploit those who do.
And last but not least:
New Teslas don’t come with a new car smell; they come with an Elon Musk.
