$7500 Credit for Gravity Leases

Considering the huge costs we're already seeing from climate change, theres an argument to be made that incentivizing a faster shift away from fossil fuels is fiscally prudent. Otherwise future generations will be stuck paying for even more dramatic climate problems.
Well, that's one theory anyway. :cool:

Whether one feels they were good public policy or not wasn't what I was referring to, just that it's a whole lot easier to spend other people's money than your own. Reinforcing the previous posters point that they probably won't be as high as $7500 if the automaker has to use their money.
 
Well, that's one theory anyway. :cool:

Whether one feels they were good public policy or not wasn't what I was referring to, just that it's a whole lot easier to spend other people's money than your own. Reinforcing the previous posters point that they probably won't be as high as $7500 if the automaker has to use their money.
Well sure, governments spend money in an attempt to achieve some policy goal. Companies spend money chasing sales and profits. Incentives worth $7500 from manufacturers certainly aren't unheard of. But they only offer them if they feel they have to, and for the moment there's no sign of that with the Gravity.
 
Well sure, governments spend money in an attempt to achieve some policy goal. Companies spend money chasing sales and profits. Incentives worth $7500 from manufacturers certainly aren't unheard of. But they only offer them if they feel they have to, and for the moment there's no sign of that with the Gravity.
is this a sign?
 
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