WTFWTFWTFWTFWTF Wrote:
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> Ridiculous tax payer subsidies.
>
> Tesla earlier this week confirmed that its highly
> anticipated Model 3, set to be unveiled on March
> 31, will in fact debut with a sticker price of
> $35,000 before incentives. With the $7,500 federal
> tax subsidy taken into account, interested buyers
> will be able to pick up a Model 3 for $27,500.
> What’s more, additional tax credits in certain
> states will lower the purchase price by even
> more.
>
> While that all sounds great, it’s worth noting
> that the aforementioned $7,500 tax credit won’t
> be available in perpetuity. Rather, the law
> governing EV tax incentives dictates that the
> $7,500 tax credit will expire once a car
> manufacturer sells 200,000 eligible vehicles in
> the United States. Following that, the tax credit
> drops down to $3,750 for six months and then to
> $1,875 for the next six month period.
>
>
http://bgr.com/2016/02/12/tesla-model-3-price-7500
> -tax-credit-expire/
Which mostly will be exhausted for Tesla by the time that the 3 starts coming out.
Which is as I said above why Musk will be back begging for more money soon.