Half-shafts exist on (almost) every vehicle. They’re also called CV-Axles, essentially they allow independent suspension travel with wheels, traditional axles are stiff and carry wheel movement to the opposite side.
I have a ‘99 Isuzu Rodeo that I spent a weekend replacing a half-shaft two years ago.
Which is also kind of funny, considering I know people who’ve bought electric cars new and used- they’ve all surpassed 20k miles at a year and a half- two years. Most gas powered cars go well beyond 20k miles, and that would easily and dramatically increase their emissions.
As a citizen of the pitiful state, we tried to vote him out last election cycle. He wasn’t even elected before this, something along the lines of Nixon’s transfer of power to Ford is what happened in my state.
I have a ‘99 Isuzu Rodeo that I spent a weekend replacing a half-shaft two years ago.