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Originally Posted by UFO
I've never driven anything electric, I didn't know N was an option, lol.
I agree it would be nice to get a used one and not have to pay the depreciation. I've heard buying an EV new can be very inexpensive when all the tax credits are factored in. Who knows what the future credits will be with the all the nonsense going on at the federal level, but currently $7500 federal, $5000 in Colorado, and a special rate with the electric utility might make buying new an option -- I've never bought new before.
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Sounds like the best opportunity to buy new with all those subsidies then. Just know you need to have $7,500 in federal tax liability to get the full credit amount. It is non-refundable, meaning only the relatively wealthy can take full advantage.