Realistically why would you even care? Would it make your life better knowing the answer? It's like wondering how long you could live in space without a suit. Neither scenario will be likely to happen.
I have always kept a maintenance log (notebook) not actual invoices for my vehicles. When the vehicles are sold or traded in that stays in the glove compartment.
All is well and good until you wake up and find out the power was out during the night for hours. Then hopefully there is a ICE car to use for work. I'll gladly let the early adopters deal with all the teething pains of EV's.
It just goes to show you that some people love to argue no matter what the subject. They must be lonesome. The question part of my statement seems to be self evident but apparently not to all.
Science is only valid if its used as an impartial source and not skewed to promote an agenda. Unfortunately that is happening too much causing conflict instead of possible solutions if any are needed. Sometimes its just study groups grabbing for money so the results are tailored to the funders...
Considering that aspirin has been used as a blood thinner for years it makes sense that it might help to prevent blood clots so why are some people getting upset that this was even stated?
I just finished a 4000 mile trip in my Mustang from Alabama to points West and enjoyed it. This is my second long tour in 3 yrs and both turned out well besides a cracked windshield.