Recent content by DanGest

I'm saying pre TTL if that makes sense, anything over 27K....and I would completely argue you are better off getting the the bolt at 4.6K for 3 years that is basically 1.5K a year the 27K touring is 30K out the door (+ttl) and after rebates around 21K. You would have to own it for 21K/4.6K*3...

Wait for 25Kish for base, 27K for touring....it has happened the past couple years (maybe up to 26K for base and 28K for touring).....with full electrics picking up steam, Tesla's sorta getting cheaper and the possibility of the full fed rebate coming back on the tesla...I would not rush in...

Thanks for the thoughtful reply. For the back cushion, I don't mean a full blown bed pillow, but more like a little pad (I got mine on amazon) - just want to make sure it is clear. I wouldn't miss backup sensors if I didn't have them, but once you have the beeping that lets you know proximity...

Might've been a dealer specific (CA specific?) thing then? On my Volvo which also had wide tires, I couldn't use chains - this is because the brake line ran near the wheel and is exposed and there were instances of it being sliced by a loose part of the chain (not good to not have brakes where...

Put my 2 cents in, my wife and I both have a clarity, she has a 2018, I had a 2019 which I traded in for a 2020 (was basically a free upgrade) and wanted to transition from the dark grey color with black interior to white with tan interior (sunny cali makes dark clarity hot). My first Honda was...

Have a friend living in san mateo county, if he has PGandE would he qualify for all of these? I'm just not up to date on how the CARB thing works

That seems like an awesome deal congrats! Looks like we are closing in on one of the cheapest EVs of all time, the only better deal I have seen was the eGolf last year for around 13K after all rebates, but that is a much smaller car and electric only. As much as I think the model 3 is a...

I think he was just trying to reply to me, anyway in was the standard 34.3k msrp. They came down to 25k with costco pricing, also had touring for 28k

Picked one up today, 25K, 27.8K with TTL Anderson Honda Base 2020

Where?

Depending on where your area is, you should be able to get a new clarity for about the same price once you take into account government incentives, check the price paid thread in this forum for more info

I have to believe prices will drop pretty soon, with gas at record lows the demand for hybrids should decrease (I'm not saying I want it to, and from an environmental point of view hopefully people still continue to purchase), on top of this are economy is taking a huge hit. I would hold out...

Considering there are gas stations in Oklahoma selling it for $0.99, even with 98 cents in taxes (and of course the federal applies everywhere) the price should be $2.00 a gallon in Cali, maybe $2.50 max. Something happened a few years ago (I think about 5 or 6 years ago) where the delta...

Not every1 works for tech/biotech......I'm in the bay area and at Stanford, and while Stanford has charging it is a bit of a hastle and not free

Of course resale value should only compared to price paid after tax incentives because that is ultimately what you pay. My 2019 base cost $28.9K OTD, and then I got $9K in tax incentives/rebates ($1500 CVRP, $7500 Federal) so my total cost was less than $20K. I would not expect any1 to pay...