[Ioniq5 Guy]

I think the most difficult obstacle to get past is that buying it used you not only lose the 10 year warranty but the federal income tax credit.
Especially when sticker on your car is low $50's.

 

[Gobuffs222]

To my amazement, my local Toyota dealer is taking it off my hands for $54.5k, crazy world we live in. I will change the listing to sold once the papers are signed

 

[Harmonic_Distortion]

I think the most difficult obstacle to get past is that buying it used you not only lose the 10 year warranty but the federal income tax credit.
Especially when sticker on your car is low $50's.

The warranty is only for the original owner?

 

[Gobuffs222]

It transfers, though not sure of the free charging and certainly not the tax credit which is $10k in Colorado (combined), so with the buyer of my car now asking $60k, it is like buying a new SEL for $70k - if they get that, crazy world we live in

 

[Neil F]

To my amazement, my local Toyota dealer is taking it off my hands for $54.5k, crazy world we live in. I will change the listing to sold once the papers are signed

Yea I have heard numerous stories about people selling cars (even being called by by the selling dealer) for more money than they paid. Saw a guy on the news who was flipping Teslas for more than he purchased them for. He is currently banned by Tesla from purchases

 

[stryker1969]

I think the most difficult obstacle to get past is that buying it used you not only lose the 10 year warranty but the federal income tax credit.
Especially when sticker on your car is low $50's.

Who want a used car when you can buy a new car really its not that special of a car its not a ford GT or a lightning or a Z06 its just a Hyundai Sorry!