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> $7,500 credit for any EV that is built in the U.S > It also allows for up to a $4,000 credit on used EV's. I can't wait for the eventual headline about how
by kbenson 4y ago
> $7,500 credit for any EV that is built in the U.S
> It also allows for up to a $4,000 credit on used EV's.
I can't wait for the eventual headline about how dealerships would sell cars to themselves so they could resell them and pocket an extra $4k.
I have no doubt that story will happen and come out, I'm just wondering whether it will be during or after it's common, and how widespread the abuse will be, given that even if there are provisions to prevent that, some enterprising fraudsters will find a way.
- mywittyname 4y agoDealerships are collectively, very powerful groups. This would not the be first time they've convinced Congress to dump money into their pockets with such schemes. CARS Act comes to mind. The outrage will come, but dealerships will have bled every dollar they can before anything is done. And the same people voting for the bill will come out next year campaigning against such corruption and stupidity by the government.