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When the Model 3’s Rear-Wheel-Drive trim level is purchased at its sticker price of $40,240, the federal tax credit of $7,500 and the California tax rebate of $7,500, brings the price down to $25,240, which undercuts the cost of the Camry, which is listed at $26,320 in its entry-level configuration.

 

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5 minutes ago, Anler said:

How do I get the California credit in Indiana or Illinois?

Start a LLC in Cali maybe.  I know a lot of high dollar purchases are licensed in montana via LLC’s for tax benefit purposes.

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6 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

Start a LLC in Cali maybe.  I know a lot of high dollar purchases are licensed in montana via LLC’s for tax benefit purposes.

So how do these incentives help a mcdonald's worker in South Dakota making 15/hr.  Or is this just for the upper middle class and elites to take advantage of?

 

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How much does a battery replacement cost for each if I plan on owning them for more than 10 yrs?

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Just now, Steve753 said:

How much does a battery replacement cost for each if I plan on owning them for more than 10 yrs?

In low use situation and you do proper charging likely cost you $0. Modern batteries if charged and stored at the proper level will last longer then 10 years without issue.

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Just now, BOHICA said:

In low use situation and you do proper charging likely cost you $0. Modern batteries if charged and stored at the proper level will last longer then 10 years without issue.

Thanks for not answering the question honestly. Carry on with your bullshit.

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Just now, BOHICA said:

Shouldn’t cost anything for a battery over 10 years

That's not what I asked.

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49 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

When the Model 3’s Rear-Wheel-Drive trim level is purchased at its sticker price of $40,240, the federal tax credit of $7,500 and the California tax rebate of $7,500, brings the price down to $25,240, which undercuts the cost of the Camry, which is listed at $26,320 in its entry-level configuration.

 

https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-model-3-cheaper-toyota-camry-california/

Problem is the Camry is a quality built car. Teslas are the worst built cars on the planet and they forgot to put an engine in it and an interior that looks like a 5th grader designed it.

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The other aspect is that comparing the price after a government subsidy is garbage.  Take the dumb subsidy away.  If the car is worth buying it is worth buying, if it is not then don't fucking buy it.  Shouldn't need a government hand out to make a car saleable.

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1 hour ago, Steve753 said:

How much does a battery replacement cost for each if I plan on owning them for more than 10 yrs?

 

1 hour ago, Steve753 said:

Thanks for not answering the question honestly. Carry on with your bullshit.

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57 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

That's not what I asked.

Come on Bonerdica, answer the question. 

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13 minutes ago, snoughnut said:

 

 

Come on Bonerdica, answer the question. 

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The battery is alot more than the $7500 tax credit. That's why he won't answer.

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40 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

Why would it fail?  These batteries are proven to last much longer than their warranty periods.

They are not proven. It's a prediction. 

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1 hour ago, BOHICA said:

Why would it fail?  These batteries are proven to last much longer than their warranty periods.

So Tesla has never had a battery fail out of warranty in the lifetime of the company?? I just want to know, is that exactly what you are claiming?

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1 hour ago, Rigid1 said:

So Tesla has never had a battery fail out of warranty in the lifetime of the company?? I just want to know, is that exactly what you are claiming?

Of course.  That would be like an ICE engine failing out of warranty.  I happens as well.

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