You can easily do this yourself with Plugshare. There are no chargers 50kW or higher. Period. If you remove power filter (set to zero) and then set plugs to CCS, you will see all DC chargers. Only one is Circle K, which is 24kW. Lots of level 2 chargers.
Of course you're going there in 6...
You are wrong.
Why would they have? There is no bill signed into law yet.
Incorrect. You could have overpaid them $30,000. Irrelevant.
https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/multiple-tax-credits-husband-and-wife-tax-credits.7591/post-275961
The black plastic section doesn't flex. It lists for ~$700. Requires hours of labor to remove lower lip, bumper, then black section and replace it. If fins break, but mechanism and mounting is intact, they can be replaced.
A non-issue. Your charging time will drop considerably with hotel charging overnight, and leaving home and the hotel with 100%. Of course, as noted, charging on HHI is challenging.
We went last year. Poor attendance, despite being in a green-centric area. Maybe 15 non-vehicle owners. A bunch of Teslas, 3 Mach-Es, a Bolt. This year instead of behind a town hall it is at a major shopping center.
More interest at a recent Cars and Coffee.
Take the recall notice on your phone, and print it. Then, take the piece of paper and throw it in the air, running around blowing underneath it. Alternatively, use a leaf blower.
That's pretty clearly an impact mark, wouldn't you think? Ford doesn't cover a rock or other debris hitting your windshield (nor does any other auto maker). Contact your insurance company. Glass claims MAY have a different deductible, or no deductible (required in some states).
Nope. Make sure you don't have your foot on the brake pedal. If you depress the accelerator, the speed setting reacts but the car doesn't because you are overriding the cruise control.
https://media.electrifyamerica.com/en-us/releases/191
IKEA U.S. and Electrify America announce collaboration for ultra-fast public and fleet charging at over 25 IKEA retail locations
August 11, 2022
IKEA U.S. will quadruple its total number of electric vehicle chargers, a big step toward...
Perhaps.
Same thing goes for other "threshold" measures. For example, whether you have to pay a Medicare "penalty" is solely based on income. So if that same person only has $50k in income but $3 million (or billion) in assets, they pay no surcharge.
Many people do things I wouldn't do.
But again, INCOME and VALUE OF VEHICLE have no relationship. Monthly payments as a percentage of income, sure. Or paying cash as a percentage of total assets.
A 60 year old retire can have $50k in income and $3 million in the bank.