US EditionThe Manitoba government should give used car buyers a break, not bankroll EV owners
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The Manitoba government should give used car buyers a break, not bankroll EV owners
Let’s go car shopping in Manitoba: The first car is a brand-new Ford Mustang Mach-E that costs more than $55,000 and the second is a used 2008 Toyota Corolla for $8,500. Which of these cars do you think comes with a $4,000 cheque from the Manitoba government? It’s not the used Corolla. That’s right, the Manitoba government has been bankrolling electric vehicle buyers since last year. When someone buys a new EV costing up to $70,000, the governme…
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