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MSRP = $47,795 Cap Cost = $39,750 Net Cap Cost = $30,675 Money Factor (after 7 securirty deposits) = .00082 I feel like I got a good deal, although I wish I had upgraded to the Terra or Giga trim for the wood accents, as well as the driver assist package for the adaptive cruise.

I just picked up a Laurel Gray i3 REX, Mega for the following: 30 months 10k miles $1050 security deposit $3978 down payment $138/mo In addition, I'll get about a $700 tax credit from the state of Utah. I did this with a dealer in Utah. I feel like its a pretty solid deal, but I'd be...

I just picked these up from Walmart for $19/each after seeing them on another post. I think they'll be great.

Thanks everyone for the insight. I ended up leasing a laurel gray REX today with the Mega World trim. So far I love it, although the charging thing is going to take some getting used to. I'm really concerned with the light grey cloth floor mats that come with the car, I have some cardboard down...

Thanks so much for the responses. This is exactly what I was looking for. Have REX owners been dissatisfied with their vehicles? The extra range feels like it would come in handy, but my commute is 17.5 miles each way so I might be fine. There are chargers at my office that I can plug into, and...

I completely agree. How much do the Nokian's run ballpark? I'm getting the 19" wheels.

Haha, white BEVs eh? So is it miserable in the snow without snow tires? It looks like snows are pretty pricey.

I'm going to buy an i3 today. Love the car! Not sure if I'll get the BEV or the REX. My main concern is winter driving. I live in Utah, and I'm nervous about driving it in the snow. Are snow tires a necessity? Also, would you recommend the BEV or REX? Thanks in advance for your insight.