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Any real ideas on pricing? 90% of my driving is in stop-n-go commuting, 22 miles each way. I wouldn’t need much more than this to get that job done. Still, I’m “new car” adverse, especially when it comes to depreciation and would suspect that for half of what this will cost, I could find a dozen alternatives in the three to five-year old range.