You know what this means.
They really aren't worried about and/or don't care about man made climate change.
Money is more important than environmental damage.
In your value system, perhaps.Oilpan4 wrote:You know what this means.
They really aren't worried about and/or don't care about man made climate change.
Money is more important than environmental damage.
Illinois isn't my system.WetEV wrote:In your value system, perhaps.Oilpan4 wrote:You know what this means.
They really aren't worried about and/or don't care about man made climate change.
Money is more important than environmental damage.
More specifically, auto dealer money is more important to one particular scummy politician than other considerations.Oilpan4 wrote:You know what this means.
They really aren't worried about and/or don't care about man made climate change.
Money is more important than environmental damage.
Say what? My registration including the DPS (not shurfs) fee was $67. Compare that to the ~$400 I paid for the first year on my 2016 Civic.Evoforce wrote:Arizona, as of the first of this year, does not have reduced EV registration. Governor wanted more money for Sheriffs dept. Easy money...
We should get breaks, we are not contributing more foul air to the planet. Our type of cars generally cost more new so give us a break...
All we get is $75 for installing a home charger.
Illinois roads aren’t funded by gas tax or registration feeswebb14leafs wrote:The $1000 figure is insane, but I do understand states that have surcharges. Maintenance on Roads and Bridges are largely funded by gas taxes. We still drive on those roads and should pay our fair share.
One of the folks who bought a $3500 IMIEV a couple years ago then got bit by a dramatic increase in registration costsWetEV wrote:In your value system, perhaps.Oilpan4 wrote:You know what this means.
They really aren't worried about and/or don't care about man made climate change.
Money is more important than environmental damage.
Please post if this actually becomes law.wmcbrine wrote:State Senator Martin Sandoval proposes a $1000 annual tax on EV ownership:
https://chargedevs.com/newswire/illinoi ... ee-on-evs/
Please let him and other legislators know how you feel about this, especially if you're actually in Illinois.