EatMyDickThe credits aren’t. You might find a model that say a particular time mage or a close comparison but the really is most of the the time you are sacrificing drivetrain power or features even after the EV credit + slightly lower fuel costs. And when you do have vehicles in this category it’s economy vehicles.
PlaidBaronI should mention I live in Canada. The credits here are pretty nice. Maybe its worse in the states.
I see a 5k credit. In US prices that’ll mean a drop in performance or luxury. Me driving 5000 miles a year with a 3.90 (1k/yr) fuel cost, I have at best have a chance to save $400 a year.