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mcyclonegt wrote:Massivedesign wrote:That guy yells. A lot.
He is the most annoying car YouTuber. If he broke his arm he wouldn’t be able to talk.
Wed Apr 24, 2024 1:58 pm
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surevaliance wrote:Jay Inslee announces $45 million cash subsidy for “low income” families to buy EVs.
https://mustreadalaska.com/wacky-in-was ... taxpayers/
Wacky in Washington: Inslee buying electric vehicles for ‘low-income’ residents, paid for by taxpayers
Interested consumers will go to a dealer to learn about low-cost lease offers available under the state instant rebate program. The dealer will get a signed attestation that the buyer meets the income requirements of the program, and determine that their credit score qualifies for a lease deal on offer. With that, the dealer deducts the applicable rebate amount from the cost of the lease and then applies dealer, state and local fees to arrive at the total lease amount. There is no state sales tax because the vehicles qualify for the state’s zero-emission vehicles exemption up to $15,000 in lease payments.
For example: A dealer is advertising a three-year lease at $239 per month with $1,999 due at signing – for a total lease cost of $10,364 ($1,999 + $239 x 35 months). For the qualifying customer, a $9,000 state EV Instant Rebate brings the lease cost down to $1,364. The dealer applies a $500 lease fee, $200 documentation fee, and collects state and local transit, title and registration fees of $734, making the final lease total $2,798, or $78 per month over the 36-month agreement.
Tue Apr 30, 2024 2:28 pm
Tue Apr 30, 2024 6:17 pm
Massivedesign wrote:surevaliance wrote:Jay Inslee announces $45 million cash subsidy for “low income” families to buy EVs.
https://mustreadalaska.com/wacky-in-was ... taxpayers/
Wacky in Washington: Inslee buying electric vehicles for ‘low-income’ residents, paid for by taxpayers
Stupid... The income level to qualify basically poverty. It also basically gives people cars for free when they lease.Interested consumers will go to a dealer to learn about low-cost lease offers available under the state instant rebate program. The dealer will get a signed attestation that the buyer meets the income requirements of the program, and determine that their credit score qualifies for a lease deal on offer. With that, the dealer deducts the applicable rebate amount from the cost of the lease and then applies dealer, state and local fees to arrive at the total lease amount. There is no state sales tax because the vehicles qualify for the state’s zero-emission vehicles exemption up to $15,000 in lease payments.
For example: A dealer is advertising a three-year lease at $239 per month with $1,999 due at signing – for a total lease cost of $10,364 ($1,999 + $239 x 35 months). For the qualifying customer, a $9,000 state EV Instant Rebate brings the lease cost down to $1,364. The dealer applies a $500 lease fee, $200 documentation fee, and collects state and local transit, title and registration fees of $734, making the final lease total $2,798, or $78 per month over the 36-month agreement.
Is that low income person going to be able to pay the mileage overage when they turn back in the EV, the insurance of a new car, they probably won't have access to home charging so they will be paying huge $$ to charge at the charging stations via credit card. All around, horrible idea.
Wed May 08, 2024 1:18 pm
Wed May 08, 2024 1:53 pm
TechnoWeenie wrote:Saw a cybertruck on the road the other day for the first time.
Actually looks kinda cool.
Reminds me of what we thought future cars would look like, back in the 80s...
Wed May 08, 2024 1:55 pm
TechnoWeenie wrote:Reminds me of what we thought future cars would look like, back in the 80s...
Wed May 08, 2024 2:37 pm
CQBgopher wrote:TechnoWeenie wrote:Saw a cybertruck on the road the other day for the first time.
Actually looks kinda cool.
Reminds me of what we thought future cars would look like, back in the 80s...
There is one in the west Olympia Tumwater area. Have seen it twice near Black Lake since mid April. Older gentleman driving, appears to be a non-press rig.
Wed May 08, 2024 3:44 pm
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