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The maintenance cost advantage of EVs is huge that people overlook. No oil changes, fewer moving parts, and brake pad replacement is way less frequent due to regenerative braking. Over the life of ownership, the savings dwarf the tax credit difference.

Regional differences are huge. In California, charging networks are robust and the credit mattered less. In rural areas, it might have been a deal-maker but charging infrastructure doesn't exist. Context matters.

I'm seriously considering the Carnival for our family road trips. The cargo space looks amazing. Does anyone know if the third-row seats are genuinely comfortable for adult passengers?

Has anyone checked out the available packages for the 2027? I'm trying to figure out which trim level offers the best value without unnecessary add-ons.

The infotainment system is really user-friendly. Much better than previous Chevy implementations. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration is seamless.

Does anyone know what fuel economy to expect? I'm considering one for weekend drives but I want something reasonably efficient.

I'm not happy about the delay, but I'm glad they're keeping the Quadrifoglio for now.

I'm glad they're keeping the Quadrifoglio, but I'm also looking forward to the EV models.

I've heard the maintenance costs can be quite high on these. Have you factored that in, noahtan44?