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Haha you took an ugly turd and made it even uglier. Imagine unironically ordering this foul thing.
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BMW will NOT Pass the $7,500 Federal Tax Credits and Incentives for New All-Electric and Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles to the customers.
If you are planning to lease a new BMW iX, i4, X3 30e, X5 45e, 330e, and 530e BMW will NOT allow you to apply for the federal tax credits. Instead, BMW will apply for those credits and keep the money. An average base Electric and Plug-in Hybrid BMW vehicles are about $4,000 to $10,000 dollars more expensive than your gasoline engines. The insurance for full electric vehicles is about 15% more expensive. The cost of installing home Level II chargers is an additional $3,000 to $5,000 dollars depending on your house and wiring. Therefore, the intent of government was to establish tax credits to encourage consumers to purchase and/or lease these vehicles to move towards the clean air goals and objectives. With BMW withholding the $7,500 federal tax money from the consumers, it makes no business sense for the consumer to spend anywhere from $7,000 to $15,000 dollars more than they usually do to lease a BMW Electric and Plug-in Hybrid vehicles. If you are a CPA, tax and financial guy/lady, you will see that leasing a BMW Electric and Plug-in Hybrid is a major financial setback. The only winner is the BMW who gets to fully profit from the sales of these vehicles and the tax credits. BMW does not even provide any attractive incentives towards these vehicles. This goes against what the intent of legislatures was to promote cleaner cars. |
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Want the credit? Buy the vehicle.
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You keep stating this. Show us where. I've read the law and there is no such language. Language is everything in law. |
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If you think it's ilegal, sue them and let us know the results.
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At my local dealer yesterday...
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Curious if it's grown on you now that the x7 was revealed.
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The point is now moot. Virtually none of BMW's electric vehicles will qualify for any tax incentives, purchased or otherwise.
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Correct, prior to 16 August, depending on the definition of "purchased." Check written, loan approved and driven off the lot, definitely. Bill of sale, binding agreement with 5% down, delivery pending, probably. Non-refundable $1,000 deposit, maybe. Ordered, in some stage of manufacture, in transit, at the port with no obligation to buy, likely not. Depends on what the IRS requires before next April, and that seems to be in flux.
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