Cheburashka
Active Member
"It costs almost as much as a Model 3".*
* Which is correct, if you look at the MSRP, rather than real-world prices.
What's the point of working off assumptions when facts dictate that it's far cheaper?
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"It costs almost as much as a Model 3".*
* Which is correct, if you look at the MSRP, rather than real-world prices.
I test drove a Bolt prior to a Tesla. I told my spouse it drove like a golf cart on steroids. The 2 Teslas I tested (an S and an X) were not in the same universe as the Chevy.
"It costs almost as much as a Model 3".*
* Which is correct, if you look at the MSRP, rather than real-world prices.
I had both a Bolt and a M3 Performance and the Bolt seemed to be 15% cheaper than the 3.Right now my options for a used car are
~$39,000 new 2020 SR+ Model 3 (because the used model 3s are within 15% of that price and aren't worth the trouble/damage, If I have to pay over $30K I might as well go new)
or
~17,000 used 2017 Bolt with a heated steering wheel
It's literally less than half the cost up front. So the next question is how do the insurance costs compare?
First paragraph on point. You need to tone down the rhetoric in the second one.