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Agree but everything is obviously relative to people’s situation and no perfect rule. Location, state property taxes, share the car or not, do they already hav
by TIPSIO 3y ago
Agree but everything is obviously relative to people’s situation and no perfect rule.
Location, state property taxes, share the car or not, do they already have loan on another new car, new home owners or not, current net worth, age/retirement goal, kids, kids in daycare, etc…
$300k AGI can get eaten ridiculously quick. Hence why I think an EV is too expensive for most.
- sokoloff 3y agoAny new car is too expensive for most, so in that limited sense I agree with you. The EV credit serves to make an EV competitive on a TCO basis, so if you can afford any new car, you can probably equally well afford an EV with the credit.