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Ooooofffff. Timing could not be worse. That said, you bought it because you like the vehicle. I wouldn't ditch it just because of this. I think - and hope - this will all resolve soon, instead of turning into another perpetual war in the Middle East.
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Yes I def love it and it fits my family if 5 good for sure. I actually could use something a bit bigger but this will work.
I think it's just a better idea in general. You don't want to be literally burning money and having your expenses dictated by geopolitics that much. I mean, we're all affected, but there are ways you can reduce the impact on your finances. I recently bought an EV for that exact reason.
If you go back 2000 years, peace has eluded the Middle East for the most part. Besides In the last 25 years gas prices have gone up and come down. It’s a minor bump when all things are considered over a long period of life. My advice, do a financial audit or speak with a financial expert. 
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I don’t think I can ever do EV unless I was made to do so. I do they have power because I need that?
i have had my 93 gas car for about 6 years. Gas was high when i bought it and I still wouldn't get rid of it. I make sure I use my gas card on days when I get extra discounts and only fill up then. It is good on gas and to be honest it gets better gas mileage than my work hybrid.