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People might not be aware how much they can save on gas prices by switching to full electric. I don’t see any downside in advertising an estimate. It’s not like

People might not be aware how much they can save on gas prices by switching to full electric. I don’t see any downside in advertising an estimate. It’s not like they are presenting that as the price with a footnote that says it includes gas savings.

dec0dedab0de 8y ago
It’s not like they are presenting that as the price with a footnote that says it includes gas savings. That is very close to what they are doing. If it had the real price and it said "You would save x amount with this option" I doubt anyone would care.
- SNACKeR99 8y ago
  That’s exactly what I’m seeing. A price with an asterisk, and below the fold, “Prices above include potential incentives and gas savings.” So, it’s not just “like” they are doing it, they are doing it.
  - Tomte 8y ago
    No, it's very different. They are allowed to advertise "price X, but remember you also save Y per year". But not "price X minus Y".
  - pooya13 8y ago
    Can you show me an example? All emails I have received from them state the price as is unlike what you claim.
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