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Used Electric Cars Are In Demand - Here's What To Know To Buy At An Affordable Price
21 May 2022 | Abstracted from News Channel 5
"...while you can claim up to a $7,500 federal income tax credit when you purchase a new electric vehicle, there's no tax credit for used electric cars. And pre-owned cars are currently in high demand, so finding the right one can take time and effort.
"It is possible to purchase a used electric car for $20,000 or less, though, especially when you are armed with the knowledge of what to look for...and what to avoid."
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