ucmndd
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Which utility/plan?Agreed. If I charged at home, my cheapest rate would be in the high 30's
My off-peak with PG&E is $0.26.
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Which utility/plan?Agreed. If I charged at home, my cheapest rate would be in the high 30's
PG&E E1.Which utility/plan?
My off-peak with PG&E is $0.26.
Yikes. I assume you don’t have solar and/or don’t drive much? That plan would be murder for me.PG&E E1.
CarMaxjay1122 said:I am actually curious which buyer pays $25K+ for a 100K miles model 3.
Yup, CA has the fourth highest cost of living by state. One reason is the electric companies were responsible for deadly wildfires. They get fined and the customer gets stuck paying the fines for them. I dont know if thats really true but does seem plausible.You folks in California are stuck with some sucky electric rates. We pay $0.12/kWh here in North Carolina, making a Tesla very economical to drive indeed.
That’s okay, the paychecks are pretty big in California too.Yup, CA has the fourth highest cost of living by state. View attachment 966765
Need another data. Cost of living versus income. Data below is from an article written 3 months ago. Don't know how old the data is.That’s okay, the paychecks are pretty big in California too.
I wouldn’t dare to say that in Canada - Quebec and Ontario - we pay about half of that … meaning $ 0.06 / kWh or even lower.You folks in California are stuck with some sucky electric rates. We pay $0.12/kWh here in North Carolina, making a Tesla very economical to drive indeed.
No offense intended, but I'll stay in SoCal for the weather. I could get in my Tesla and drive to the snow if I wanted.I wouldn’t dare to say that in Canada - Quebec and Ontario - we pay about half of that … meaning $ 0.06 / kWh or even lower.
Makes sense. They're utilities, the state can't let them go out of business, so costs eventually get passed to the consumer, including fines and penalties.Yup, CA has the fourth highest cost of living by state. One reason is the electric companies were responsible for deadly wildfires. They get fined and the customer gets stuck paying the fines for them. I dont know if thats really true but does seem plausible. View attachment 966765
I have had nothing but positive experiences with CarMax, both buying and selling.Beware - CarMax (and most online places) does NOT honor online quotes.
They pretty famously will buy practically anything - even if they just wholesale it and don’t resell themselves.That is because CarMax does not buy high-mileage cars, defined as anything above 60K miles: