atlaw4u
04-19-2010, 09:27 AM
http://www.cleanmpg.com/photos/data/2/AmericanFlag.jpg In the end, even with the huge incentives, I decided that saving for my kids’ college was more important, but I did walk away knowing that the future of electric cars looks bright. (http://coolweather.dreamhosters.com/general/tesla-roadster-the-future-of-electric-cars-looks-bright.html)
http://www.cleanmpg.com/photos/data/501/2008_Tesla.jpgJohn Basso - DREAMHOSTERS (http://coolweather.dreamhosters.com) - April 19, 2010
Through an odd set of coincidences my dream car was eligible for huge tax rebates so I “had” to take a look. The Tesla Roadster is an all electric car produced by a small company in California called Tesla Motors. It is one of the first production scale electric cars available in the U.S. It is expensive by everyone’s standards but so is a Porsche, or any other high-end sports car.
Given that I own two hybrids you would think that I feel pretty good about my carbon footprint concerning transportation but it would be better to have one less car, take the bus more or better yet own some sort of electric car that doesn’t burn gas at all.
I guess nobody ever thought electric cars would materialize or be considered luxury, so when the State of Colorado wrote the rebate tax code they probably didn’t expect people making claims for an electric car in the amount of a $42,000 credit! Add $7,500 from the federal government and you could see why I was more than a little interested... http://coolweather.dreamhosters.com/general/tesla-roadster-the-future-of-electric-cars-looks-bright.html
http://www.cleanmpg.com/photos/data/501/2008_Tesla.jpgJohn Basso - DREAMHOSTERS (http://coolweather.dreamhosters.com) - April 19, 2010
Through an odd set of coincidences my dream car was eligible for huge tax rebates so I “had” to take a look. The Tesla Roadster is an all electric car produced by a small company in California called Tesla Motors. It is one of the first production scale electric cars available in the U.S. It is expensive by everyone’s standards but so is a Porsche, or any other high-end sports car.
Given that I own two hybrids you would think that I feel pretty good about my carbon footprint concerning transportation but it would be better to have one less car, take the bus more or better yet own some sort of electric car that doesn’t burn gas at all.
I guess nobody ever thought electric cars would materialize or be considered luxury, so when the State of Colorado wrote the rebate tax code they probably didn’t expect people making claims for an electric car in the amount of a $42,000 credit! Add $7,500 from the federal government and you could see why I was more than a little interested... http://coolweather.dreamhosters.com/general/tesla-roadster-the-future-of-electric-cars-looks-bright.html
