Row 84526

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34% of American households rent, 78% live paycheck to paycheck. They either don't have access to cheap charging infrastructure or can't afford to implement it even with tax credits. On top of that it's still a long term investment that you're hoping will pay off at an average of around 13.5k miles per year while the value potentially falls faster than gas counterparts. Then there's differences in maintenance, insurance and registration costs, etc. I think people tend to stick with what they know and more regular smaller expenses are easier to swallow.

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text 34% of American households rent, 78% live paycheck to paycheck. They either don't have access to cheap charging infrastructure or can't afford to implement it even with tax credits. On top of that it's still a long term investment that you're hoping will pay off at an average of around 13.5k miles per year while the value potentially falls faster than gas counterparts. Then there's differences in maintenance, insurance and registration costs, etc. I think people tend to stick with what they know…
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datetime 2024-05-24
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