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Basically the support falls on party lines, unless it can be worked into a reconciliation bill or they blow the filibuster it's not happening.
Edit: just for clarity, didn't want to get the politics argument going on this more just a realistic view of whether the credit will get added to make this a much better deal.
2021 hatchback with a few amenities...
(Don't have a relative/friend that works for GM.. would have saved me $15-20/month)
Lease 30k, $1300 down (first month + all taxes and fees) with all incentives available inclui Costco)
$325/ month.
Uhh...no
Uh....no.
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If you have a garage, it's a much more convenient to have an EV than an ICE car. Plug in when you get home, full "tank" when you leave. The last time we needed to supercharge (40% to 80%), it was done before we even got our drinks from nearby boba shop.
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my Credit score is just under 825... with 2K down what kinda deals you guy think i maybe able to score?
thanks
my Credit score is just under 825... with 2K down what kinda deals you guy think i maybe able to score?
thanks
If you have a garage, it's a much more convenient to have an EV than an ICE car. Plug in when you get home, full "tank" when you leave. The last time we needed to supercharge (40% to 80%), it was done before we even got our drinks from nearby boba shop.
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The US electric grid can accommodate the EV electricity draw as long as EVs remain relatively novelty items as they have been so far.
It can NOT accommodate the almost 300 million US cars even if they plug in the off hours between 12am and 6am.
It can accommodate the few million EVs in circulation today but without GREATLY expanding electricity generation stations there will be not just rolling blackouts but permanent blackouts.
And that quantity of electricity generation will not come from solar and/or wind, not enough there!
NEW electric power generating plants will be necessary and the only realistic alternative is nuclear which is a NIMBY item!
Electricity rationing will be the thing, which is similar to the rolling blackouts the poster above mentioned.
So, don't hold your breath waiting for the EV revolution given all these constraints.
It'll be a choice of charging your EV or sleeping comfortably thru the night with the AC on!!!!
Now, think about the 1.5 billion cars, and fast growing, in the world and you can see the EV problem multiply itself worldwide.
The next problem will be disposing of the billions of dead lithium batteries, pretty toxic stuff.
And finding the precious metals and materials to build these lithium batteries in the first place, that are mined only in a few places in the world.
Btw, how viable is it for a decent amateur home mechanic to maintain one of these, who is capable of doing most repairs on traditional internal combustion engine vehicles?
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The US electric grid can accommodate the EV electricity draw as long as EVs remain relatively novelty items as they have been so far.
It can NOT accommodate the almost 300 million US cars even if they plug in the off hours between 12am and 6am.
It can accommodate the few million EVs in circulation today but without GREATLY expanding electricity generation stations there will be not just rolling blackouts but permanent blackouts.
And that quantity of electricity generation will not come from solar and/or wind, not enough there!
NEW electric power generating plants will be necessary and the only realistic alternative is nuclear which is a NIMBY item!
Electricity rationing will be the thing, which is similar to the rolling blackouts the poster above mentioned.
So, don't hold your breath waiting for the EV revolution given all these constraints.
It'll be a choice of charging your EV or sleeping comfortably thru the night with the AC on!!!!
Now, think about the 1.5 billion cars, and fast growing, in the world and you can see the EV problem multiply itself worldwide.
The next problem will be disposing of the billions of dead lithium batteries, pretty toxic stuff.
And finding the precious metals and materials to build these lithium batteries in the first place, that are mined only in a few places in the world.
This is the myopic response I expect from those that have no vision and are content to simplistically regurgitate dire predictions without considering the fact that all of the potential "problems" you cite have real solutions which are being implemented and developed.
I am glad I didn't hire you to steer my boat to dock, all you would do is tell me how windy it is. Be quiet and dock the boat.
Back to a lease deal-don't just throw around monthly payment numbers here, wondering if you can get there. Discover your fixed numbers (RV, MF, incentives, etc) and create your own deal using the forums and calculator at leasehackr, and propose dealer pre-incentive discounts that others have achieved. Do some work. Have some fun. Solve a problem. Get a great deal on a really cool car.
I am glad I didn't hire you to steer my boat to dock, all you would do is tell me how windy it is. Be quiet and dock the boat.
Back to a lease deal-don't just throw around monthly payment numbers here, wondering if you can get there. Discover your fixed numbers (RV, MF, incentives, etc) and create your own deal using the forums and calculator at leasehackr, and propose dealer pre-incentive discounts that others have achieved. Do some work. Have some fun. Solve a problem. Get a great deal on a really cool car.
And, by the way, be a responsible adult, take full responsibility for your actions, study the maritime depth charts, and dock your own boat, or you'll hit the rocks and sink!
Don't expect others to do your job!!!
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I have nothing against electric cars but until the econuts support the only logical source of electric generation for a modern society (nuclear) I won't support the ridiculous push for EVs.
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