$18k isn't bad if it's only needed for short, in-town trips

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May 15, 2024
4:23:27pm

HuskerFan2 Known to cause cancer in CA

How much is a home charger for it?

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HuskerFan2

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Oh wise CB - I’m thinking of buying a 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV. Here’s the deal

hoser

May 15, 4:20pm

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Buffalo

May 15, 4:22pm

Agreed. I might be overstating it a bit, but it feels like it’s about to have

hoser

May 15, 4:45pm

$18k isn't bad if it's only needed for short, in-town trips

HuskerFan2

May 15, 4:23pm

Free/comes with the car and plugs into normal 120v

paulb

May 15, 4:29pm

If I go Tesla or something else either way I would install at home charger.

hoser

May 15, 4:47pm

Agreed, get a charger at your house. . . Only costs like $150 if you DYI

Zoobieman

May 15, 6:36pm

Nice, thanks for the tip!

hoser

May 15, 8:19pm

I gotta read full posts. I might look for a used Hyundai. Longer warranty, and

paulb

May 15, 4:27pm

That seems like a reasonable decision

TouchdownCougars

May 15, 4:29pm

Get a Tesla model y. 15k off if you live in cali. 0.99 financing.

Swish

May 15, 4:31pm

Wait, where are you getting the 15k off from?

hoser

May 15, 4:44pm

Federal tax credit of 7.5k and California tax credit of 7.5. But check on the ca

Swish

May 15, 9:00pm

I've got that exact car, and it's been great. Zero complaints or issues over the

Shinshin

May 15, 5:32pm

Tesla is more fun, the Chevy bolt is a far better financial choice

Zoobieman

May 15, 6:31pm

I appreciate your insight! I’d love a Tesla, but not for my kids. I also have

hoser

May 15, 8:22pm

Safest thing they can drive is a Tesla

Swish

May 15, 9:01pm

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