JimboJones
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Question as pertains to the tax credit that (may) be able to be answered now.
The price cutoff for the tax credit is not what one pays per se; it's the "manufacturer's suggested retail price".
As we all know, cars purchased through a dealer are rarely sold for MSRP; it can be less, or (in the case of some popular vehicles - ie the F150 Lightning right now) it can be more.
So that prompts the question - does someone who had their deposit down before the price increase buy a vehicle with an MSRP of what they actually pay, while someone who put their deposit down later buys a vehicle with an MSRP of however much more?
Or does the guy who had the deposit down early buy at a discount of X off of the MSRP?
What is the price that's actually on the Monroney (ie the window sticker/label) for those with a deposit down early that have bought recently?
The price cutoff for the tax credit is not what one pays per se; it's the "manufacturer's suggested retail price".
As we all know, cars purchased through a dealer are rarely sold for MSRP; it can be less, or (in the case of some popular vehicles - ie the F150 Lightning right now) it can be more.
So that prompts the question - does someone who had their deposit down before the price increase buy a vehicle with an MSRP of what they actually pay, while someone who put their deposit down later buys a vehicle with an MSRP of however much more?
Or does the guy who had the deposit down early buy at a discount of X off of the MSRP?
What is the price that's actually on the Monroney (ie the window sticker/label) for those with a deposit down early that have bought recently?
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