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I voted "No". We're looking at the Honda Prologue over the Blazer EV for this exact reason. For now, the EValanche seems to be grandfathered in under the old policy.

I figured the sales of high priced/high quality and workmanship vehicles would be low in terms of units. They are interesting to look at, but not to own, always having to worry about door dings and small scratches. I had to laugh because around 1976, Oldsmobile sold over 1 million cars, of which 512,000 (IIRC) were Cutlasses. Now, Oldsmobile has been absent for some 20 years. It's the truth. The worst thing that may have happened to the U.S. and Canada, and several other "first world" (somewhat of a controversial term anymore) countries, is the erosion of the middle class. It made for a healthier country in terms of fiscal soundness, morale, and, yes, even basic health. It's very sad.

WOW, Talk about a total zone on my part, now I get what @trinacriabob is meaning, thank you Robert.

Rich have gotten richer, the rest of us poorer. People wonder why we are giving such huge tax breaks and money to companies and the 1% when the rest of us can barely afford to buy a new auto let alone a home. Welcome to the 21st century.

Thank you for the kind words, @NINETY EIGHT REGENCY Everything is a balancing act, it seems. I won't have big freeways, gleaming skyscrapers, and cheap fuel ... but gain some other things in the United States of Europe. Where I'm at right now, I'm about an hour from France and an hour from the French speaking part of Switzerland. You overhear numerous languages, which is very okay with me because I don't do monolingual ... one of my quirks. I like hearing about the cars you own, and have owned, because you have a lot of passion for and information about the cars that I loved growing up. Happy New Year. Stay healthy and safe!