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Thanks for answering! I do think that there is firmware flashing with GHOST (not so with the other modules), they say it in the instructions: My question is: how you reprogram it back to stock if desired? (if even possible)

Yes, they are flashing firmware into the motor inverter. I don’t know if they can flash it back to factory specs - I’m curious myself. If you/they cannot flash it back to factory specs, then it would be permanent... even if you remove the module the firmware will remain, and should be trivial...

What month in 2018 was your car made? How did they find out? In the TeamViewer meeting?

Since you are in the US, I'd say 18months. But considering most people here ordered almost 2yrs ago, and still no car, your wait might not be that bad.

Geez... SD electricity IS expensive, and at some point it might not be worth it (from the strictly financial POV). However, here are some details worth noting: - Consider lowest TOU 22c/kWh (at night?), not the average. So that's like $1316/yr on your calculation. Way cheaper than the...

NY has been added. Thanks!

Sure, what the Sales tax in NY?

Nice! Thanks for double checking.

1) The best place I found is: Incentives for Plug-in Hybrids and Electric Cars But Tesla also has a page: Incentives 2) Most incentives require proof of registration, so you will most likely would need to apply for incentives in your area - Iowa. Federal incentives apply to all US states.

Thanks!! I had no idea, and that SUCKS! I hope CT legislators get their act together pronto. Anyways, I removed the $3000 from the calculations.

Changed it 8.6% (Phoenix's). I was wrongly using the state tax, not the fully combined city one. Thanks!

Cool! I thought about pivot tables too, but I actually wanted to see all prices at once to really see what combos were in my target price range. Also, in yours it looks like the tax is applied after the incentives? Total seemed short when I tested with CA. And the delivery has been set $1000...

Good point... Not sure if the "Delivery" is considered part of the cost of the car, if not, the fully loaded is actually $59,500 - I'll put a note.

Fixed it. Again I was wrongly using the state tax, not the fully combined one. Thanks!

Changed it 7.65% (Denver's) - I was wrongly using the state tax, not the fully combined one. Thanks!