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[QUOTE="jake14mw, post: 5291757, member: 12344"]
This probably won't help in a search for Carpenter's vehicle, but for anyone who is just starting out on their own and has lower income, a used EV is an interesting proposition in CT right now.  For used EVs under $25k bought from a dealership, there is a federal tax instant rebate of $4000, and CT has a program that can give rebates of up to $5000 for lower income people, or people who live in disadvantaged areas.  There are many used EVs that can be had for under $20k.  That can bring your price for a late model, low mileage, reliable car under $10k.

This won't work for many people, as both programs have income limits, and other caveats, and EVs just don't work well for people in certain situations, but if I had a kid who just moved out on their own and doesn't make a lot of money yet, I would be checking it out.  Looks like the current administration will be getting rid of the federal rebate this year, so that $4k will probably be going away by the end of the year.
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