Volkswagen EVs ABANDONED By Dealers & Used EVs Are DANGEROUS to Buy!

Are Volkswagen electric cars being abandoned by dealerships? Find out why VW EVs are sitting unsold on dealer lots and why buying a used electric car can be risky. Watch this video to learn more about the challenges of buying a pre-owned VW electric car and how to navigate the potential dangers. Stay informed and make the best decision when it comes to purchasing an electric vehicle!

[shadowwolfmandan]

The only people shocked by poor EV sales are the ones who 1) aren't paying attention and 2) believe all the media bs.

[KM-osbe]

Remember VW's aggressive lobbying for EVs in the European Union just a few years ago. The irony

[Agislife]

The root problem is that the EV graze was pushed by bureaucrats instead of the market, which is always a recipe for failure

[rodpettet]

Following the WEFs insane requirements can only end in disaster.

[bzcbbpy]

It amazes me how such massive companies have forgotten the needs of their customers .. Affordable motoring... We are not all millionaires.... So chose a car that suits our budget... And Is a car I can't afford 😢

[barriegregory]

Meanwhile the PM of Canada is building a VW battery plant in Ontario using taxpayers dollars to build batteries nobody wants, this is like fertilizing the Sahara.

[TomKearney-vp]

People buying EV out of concern for the environment, but no problem jumping on planes for hols.

[davidrowley]

The electric cars are a big turn off for many. I being one. I want a car that is affordable, safe and is not full of electronic gismos that I am never going to use. I want dials and switches not touch screens. The less complicated the car the more likely it will be reliable. I am in the market for a new car, just waiting for someone to build one that I like at a reasonable price.

[sf-dnrh]

After last weeks software glitch, I stay with my 1979 Chevrolet caprice and 2007 Honda, both paid off and are built better then EV's

[ShatoddYoung-ohjs]

Well folks this is what happens when legacy automakers cave in to government stupidity and create unusable electric lemons that spontaneously combust into flames 😂. The batteries in those cars are bombs waiting to go off because those things are not designed for extreme conditions and they can't be repaired or insured unless they are written off to the junkyard to be scrapped for parts 😮.

[DanielHLL]

We get forced into having EV lease cars at work. Complete joke.

[johngoard]

Well, it had to come around like karma or Murphy's law proves. I have no sympathy for any companies that have kow-towed to political mandates and agendas that I have long suspected of being more than a passing interest in this net zero insanity. One can make of that what one will!!

[KADSL]

Sell expensive cars, win an expensive prize like debt.

[colinaldridge]

Doesn't matter what governments and manufacturers want, I'll never buy an EV.

[Robinmuk]

I drive a 43 year old classic Citroen van everyday for my business, it's very light, small, simple, costs peanuts to run and it's exempt from ULEZ. Best of all is ZERO depreciation and everyone comments and loves it. I wouldn't have any modern electric vehicle instead, even if it was free! My little van is the greenest vehicle in the whole town, so much for electric cars! Always was a complete nonsense idea, we should have gone down the renewable energy/Hydrogen route.

[keithvers]

I’ll never have an ev car. I own my last car.

[malfunction]

How much is your ev? It's free, we're giving them away, special offer. Free you say? Hummm, nah!! I wasn't thinking of paying that much.

[WiseGuy]

Car manufacturers bent over and took the ev mandates up the back passage. They should have told the eu and UN to take a hike. They dug this hole for themselves. No one wants EVs.

[Manc-fhwe]

I used to own a Transporter T4 some years ago. The electrics were absolute garbage. Door mirrors, break lights, windows all stopped working. Eventually it started to go into limp mode and was told it needed a new wiring loom. I’d never buy another VW.

[barriewilliams]

There will be a glut of second hand battery powered fleet cars coming onto the market in the near future. That should make things more