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forum threadLobbymonster posted Today 7:10 PM
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Polestar is exiting the US market and Polestar is offering large discounts. The Polestar 4 coupe is $25,000 off. Other Polestar models are also discounted.
Power¹: 200 kW / 272 hp
0–60 mph¹: 6.9 seconds
Torque¹: 253 lb-ft
Range up to¹ ²: 310 mi (EPA)
20-inch Aero wheels
Dynamic standard chassis
Anodized brake callipers
https://www.polestar.co
Power¹: 200 kW / 272 hp
0–60 mph¹: 6.9 seconds
Torque¹: 253 lb-ft
Range up to¹ ²: 310 mi (EPA)
20-inch Aero wheels
Dynamic standard chassis
Anodized brake callipers
https://www.polestar.co
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Polestar is exiting the US market and Polestar is offering large discounts. The Polestar 4 coupe is $25,000 off. Other Polestar models are also discounted.
Power¹: 200 kW / 272 hp
0–60 mph¹: 6.9 seconds
Torque¹: 253 lb-ft
Range up to¹ ²: 310 mi (EPA)
20-inch Aero wheels
Dynamic standard chassis
Anodized brake callipers
https://www.polestar.co
Power¹: 200 kW / 272 hp
0–60 mph¹: 6.9 seconds
Torque¹: 253 lb-ft
Range up to¹ ²: 310 mi (EPA)
20-inch Aero wheels
Dynamic standard chassis
Anodized brake callipers
https://www.polestar.co
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Not all Volvo dealerships have the equipment and the integration varies at best, so chances are it's not going to be a smooth experience.
Not all Volvo dealerships have the equipment and the integration varies at best, so chances are it's not going to be a smooth experience.
Not saying it's a great idea to buy a discontinued vehicle from a brand exiting the US market, but I do believe it's far less risky than buying something like a Fisker Ocean when they went bankrupt and started running fire sales a while back & expect service to be more readily available for longer being tied to a known brand like Volvo.
Businesses don't usually invest money into what is "right" but what will make them money. Adding a bunch of expensive capital to this (if they have no plans on appealing or re-entering the US market)...seems more hopeful than realistic.
Businesses don't usually invest money into what is "right" but what will make them money. Adding a bunch of expensive capital to this (if they have no plans on appealing or re-entering the US market)...seems more hopeful than realistic.
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