Given Teslas are expensive, I am assuming folks in the higher salary bracket are the target audience (L5+ from Meta or 64+ in Microsoft). But the AGI limit of 225k for head of household and 300k for married couples, leaves out most of these Tesla target audience, to claim tax credit. This doesn’t make sense. Gives me no incentive to buy this car, and without incentive I find it quite expensive. Did this AGI limit exist before also when Teslas were new? #auto
You think most tesla owners are making $225k AGI? There is a whole range of people under $225k that have a tesla, including me. Remember that the model 3 and y are not far off from the average new car cost.
You are in Meta and making less than 225k? What’s your role and salary breakup?
Buy a used one. The incentive will be reflected in the price.
Used ev needs to be 25k to qualify for the 4K credit. Need sellers to lower prices first.
Income doesn’t mean assets. You can be rich and retired and qualify. You can have a job and live on daddy’s money and qualify. People will qualify just not you or me.
People who make 100-225k can afford a Tesla
I would love to meet ppl who make 100k, but want to put their hard earned money on Tesla.
In the Bay Area? That’s literally poverty line at 100k in sf