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What are you willing to spend on a car? If you're buying new I don't think cars that are half the price of a M3 even exist (after the tax credit). Even if you'r
by Rebelgecko 3y ago
What are you willing to spend on a car? If you're buying new I don't think cars that are half the price of a M3 even exist (after the tax credit). Even if you're not eligible for the credit and are comparing against a $40k M3, there's only a few cars still below $20k.
- bombcar 3y agoOften people don’t want the base model for various reasons - a reasonable model 3 for me would be in the $40k range, but others wouldn’t want anything less than performance. The Pacifica PHEV was tempting but there are no minivan EVs and they are all way more expensive.
- plantwallshoe 3y agoI need an AWD car since I go skiing a lot, so a Tesla is going to be like 41K after the delivery fee. There are plenty of AWD gas options for under 25k. Not exactly half but nearly. Factor in a 10k down payment and it’s 30k vs 15k and the payments are double for the Tesla + higher insurance. I would go FWD EV if it were cheap enough to justify having it as part of 2 car system, but the only on that heap is the Bolt and it has the aforementioned charging time issue.
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