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I think the real issue is that the credit addressed price but didn't address psychology. People are still scared of EVs. They worry about battery degradation, cold weather performance, and resale value. No tax credit solves those concerns.

I disagree that all cheap deals are bad. Sometimes dealers just need to move inventory quickly. But in this case, it sounds like Legit Auto Group was deliberately hiding problems, which is fraud.

Actually, I'm reconsidering my earlier comment. The evidence you've presented strongly suggests intentional fraud by Legit Auto Group. That's worse than just selling a bad car.

Thanks everyone for the engagement. I wanted to add that Papst's point about fact-checking in automotive claims really resonated with me. In an age of sponsored content and influencer reviews, having legitimate investigative journalists is critical for consumer protection.

Just finished listening to Tales From The Beat Episode 133 featuring investigative reporter Chris Papst, and I have to say this was one of the most compelling episodes yet. Chris brings a fascinating perspective on automotive journalism and the challenges of uncovering truth in the industry.

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