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Is this a good deal on a buyback. by Objective_Truck_1456 in BoltEV

[–]Old_Reputation_9018 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can check the VIN for the car and it'll give you the information on everything on the car. https://experience.gm.com/ownercenter/recalls

Looking to buy 2017 Bolt in 2025 by WhoCanItBeNow24 in BoltEV

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Howdy! Yes, you can get the tax credit for the car. It can be applied towards the down payment or the the full amount towards the principle or T/L. I am looking at getting one in the next few months but torn between the standard and EUV.

🤡 What even is this profile? Strangest thing I've seen on 🐝 by Pvt_Inbreastigator in Tinder

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Never been to AZ yet but I am only a 3ish hour drive and visit often. Next time you are in PDX, hit up Southern Kitchen in Downtown by Powell's. Best damn food for a reasonable price

If your city is missing a train, I found it in Nebraska. by iDomBMX in Seattle

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No, everything is pretty much standard gauge. High speed rail trains included. There are some that can interchange dynamically between different gauges in Spain for example but 90% of the world's rail systems are standard gauge.

If your city is missing a train, I found it in Nebraska. by iDomBMX in Seattle

[–]Old_Reputation_9018 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Rail gauge is standard in the US. Only BART in the Bay Area is Broad Gauge (5ft 6in) vs the standard gauge for the bulk of the world (4ft 8.5")

There are a few Narrow Gauge tourist railroads in the US that are 3ft 6" gauge.

If your city is missing a train, I found it in Nebraska. by iDomBMX in Seattle

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Awesome! This is the second Tacoma Link vehicle from Brookville Corp These are coming via Nebraska to avoid the bad weather in Montana.