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Originally Posted by Vintage
My deal: $2,800 off from the dealer, $2,000 Innovation Credit, $2,500 rebate from Texas when I register the car, and $7,500 credit from Uncle Sam in Spring 2015. So, I will "pay" just over $40k for the i3 as I have equipped it and then receive $10k back from the taxpayers of Texas and the USA.
Thus, actual i3 cost will be about $31k, which includes the Level 2 charger installed in my garage. Now, I know I can buy a leaf much cheaper or some other e car now, but I really like the look of the i3 and especially the interior with taller ride height. It will be my primary commuter as I work 10 miles from my house and for trips we have a 2014 BMW 535d xdrive. To me, $31k for this car is a good deal and I would be surprised if they get much cheaper.
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Wow almost $15k off? What was your MSRP? 46k? Since you say you paid $31k?