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Yoyodyne said:
I'd bet there's some sort of tax or regulatory angle to this.
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Here there was a $14k gov‘t rebate, but that ended a couple years ago, I don’t think there’s anything right now.
The Ford dealers got a lot of them when they first came out last year, they seemed to all be sold though cuz they were only ever there for a day or so, then gone. Ugly fuckers, coulda used an infinite number of other names for them…..funny thing is, when you ask a Ford guy about it, he gushes and says how great they are and how stupid FCA and Chevy are for not having one, lol. But if you ask a Mustang guy about them, he gets pissed and starts yelling, lol.
 
FastFordsForever said:
The replacement battery's are only $37,000
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...and climbing.


Back to lithium. JPMorgan’s analysts say that lithium prices have rebounded from just under $5,700 per metric ton (tonne) in the summer of 2020 to $27,000 per tonne currently. The analysts are forecasting an average price of $22,500 per tonne in 2022, $20,500 in 2023 and $19,133 in 2025.
 
EarlsFat said:
I don't know man... she's got a decent body from the neck down... I'm thinking that if you drank like 4 red bulls, did a rail or two of coke and took a couple of viagras... fucked her until she couldn't move, then while she's all collapsed shoved a bottle of hot sauce in each of those huge nostrils and THEN pinched her asshole with a pair of pliers... THAT reaction would be pretty entertaining to watch.
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I like how you think! Carry on Sir!
 
Mark O'Neal said:
...and climbing.


Back to lithium. JPMorgan’s analysts say that lithium prices have rebounded from just under $5,700 per metric ton (tonne) in the summer of 2020 to $27,000 per tonne currently. The analysts are forecasting an average price of $22,500 per tonne in 2022, $20,500 in 2023 and $19,133 in 2025.
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