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Originally Posted by redpoint5
That's what I'm saying. There's some chance you're the only person to have figured out this once in a lifetime arbitrage opportunity, or there's some flaw in your plan.
I do hope you've uniquely discovered this, which is why I offer to partner with you.
... I bought 2 EVSEs that should have been free after utility incentives which met every one of their stated criteria, but they didn't give me any money because they decided there's extra criteria. I could probably sue them and win, but it's not worth my time.
If you got a $12,500 Bolt EV, everyone would do it after proving it's possible. I'd do it x1000.
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I'm not really interested in going accross country to buy a $12,500 EV in the middle of winter. I've told quite a few people around here, many of whom say they'd be interested in an EV, and at best I was told that if the brand new EV were under $5,000 total, they might consider it.
Everything is expensive here. Our health insurance just went up $400 per month. Maybe if I moved to another state as many have said then I'd have the time and money to get a $12,500 brand new EV. But if I did that I wouldn't have the Colorado incentive.
I'll wait until I need a car before trying to go buy one again.