Forget this group's still around.
Keysavvy.com maybe checkout.
youtube.com/watch?v=sGyQaD0kp-4&t=2s
When I'm looking to buy different EV down the road, someone put on my
radar. Own a Think. Newer Company from former Amazon tech exec I
believe. They are registered dealer. So can use them to get the new
Fed used EV tax rebates. Therefore, You can qualify for the 30% up to
$4000. Plus if your local electric utility provides anything. A lot
will provide $1000 rebate check, not just a tax rebate, usually just
needs to meet certain kwh battery capacity. If Think is not on the
list. Contact them and find out. They'll usually add, as a Think is
overlooked but qualifies, and it's written by kwh capacity and must
have been a production car, and maybe highway certified I believe.
Useful for interstate transaction. And the company is bonded as a
dealer. Clears up title questions. Makes it easier clear up loan
issues on a car you may buy. I tend to always buy cash. No loans. But
have a bank does used loans, wished I bought something, but the
cashiers check and working through the process with a used seller, can
be tricky and seller may not want to bother. Seems like a great
tool. They've done a few million in transactions since June I think.
May be great if someone in this community uses. As makes a Think
virtually pay for itself pretty quick. And probably derisk sale of a
bankrupt company EV. Buyer not out much taking chance if it just
bricks and is a paperweight to someone not technical, which most
aren't, let alone quirks of this car. May open the market to more
buyers. Not much a risk then if total loss.
Just FYI. Being helpful.
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