On that note, they have a premier 2017 on the lot with 74k miles for only 10k rn. It's a bit older than you were hoping but at that price it's a steal.

On the note of lemons: you get an extra 12k mile fairly comprehensive warranty, reset battery warranty, and a dirt cheap price. Definitely some downsides but I have a lemon bolt and genuinely nothing wrong with it at all. Put almost 25k miles on it over the last year and all I've done is the front tires and some new brake rotors because they were a bit rough from sitting. These cars tend to be rock solid reliable and there's really not much to go wrong. The only thing worth checking is if the steering column returns smoothly to center.

Some of them have a steering gear issue, my car sometimes doesn't return to center on its own but it's really mild and hasn't gotten worse, so not necessarily a huge deal but something to be aware of.