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BobLindemann

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  1. I see now, up to $7500 depending on the make and model of the car.
  2. California was $2500. I thought the Federal was $7500?
  3. I just paid $19K for a 2 year old 2015 FFE Titanium which I felt was a good price. It is fully loaded with Adaptive Cruise, Cross Traffic Alert, Blind Spot Indicator, Lane Assist, Active Park Assist, Collision Detection, Cooled Seats, Sunroof, Voice Nav, Rain Sensing. I believe the only thing it doesn't have is a heated steering wheel. I was shopping for months and had a hard time finding a FFE Titanium with all these options for under 20K. I would see many that might only have 1 or 2 options (mainly Sun Roof and/or Nav) or were a bit beat up for around 15 to 16K, but to find loaded in like new condition with everything for under 20K was tough. The original windows sticker on it was $45,670 so that's more than 50% depreciation. I believe one reason for the high depreciation was the tax credits the original owners received on them really brought the price down well under sticker. In California between state and Federal I believe tax credit was $10,000.
  4. Hi Murphy Thanks for the information. I notice that the Chargepoint website lists charging stations for Chargepoint, EVgo, Blink and SemaCharge - while the other brand websites only list charging stations for their own brand. I don't see myself using them much, as you mention most of my charging will be done at home - and since it can run as a hybrid it isn't critical to take the time and pay higher rates to charge when I'm out and about, but it's just great to know the option is there.
  5. Thank Murphy and Jeff for the info. I knew I had collision detection system, but didn't those LED lights played into it. Thanks for the clip Jeff, glad it worked for you!!
  6. Hello, I'm a new Fusion Energi owner new to the EV market. I have been looking around at websites that show public charging stations such as Blink, Chargepoint, PlugShare, EVgo, etc. Many of them show the same stations on their maps, but each website seems to want you to sign up for their own branded payment account to use at the charging stations. I'm assuming the different companies must all be part of a partner network that allows you to use their brand of payment at any charging station? I signed up for Blink, is that a good choice? Is there advantages or dis-advantages to using a particular company? Thanks in Advance. Bob
  7. Hello, New Energi owner and wondering if anyone knows what the dozen or more red LED's are for that are set in the dash just at the base of the windshield on the drivers side. They sit flush in the dash and you can only see them in the windshield reflection. The only time I see them lit is when turning the car on. Thanks in advance!
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