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Hi Everyone,
I am an avid Electric car Owner, I own a 2013 Chevy Volt and absolutely love it, My wife has owned a Nissan Leaf, and currently owns a Chevy Bolt. Unfortunately, I didn't sign up until July of 2021 so my wait is a ways off but I am excited to own a fully electric truck.
 

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Hi Everyone,
I am an avid Electric car Owner, I own a 2013 Chevy Volt and absolutely love it, My wife has owned a Nissan Leaf, and currently owns a Chevy Bolt. Unfortunately, I didn't sign up until July of 2021 so my wait is a ways off but I am excited to own a fully electric truck.
Welcome to the forum @astrong! You've come to the right place for Lightning info! How are the Volt and Bolt treating you and your wife? What convinced you to go with the Lightning?
 

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Thanks,
My Volt has been great, no major issues with it, I was hoping the battery would go bad before 100k so I could get a new battery but no luck :)
I have always wanted an F-150 but could never convince myself that the price of it combined with the cost of gas was worth it.
 

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A $9000 used Nissan Leaf was the gateway drug for our family—now with a Model 3 and hoping for a Iced Blue Silver Pro with 9.6 kw power option. And Holy Cow does no one else think $8k is a lot for a truck these days? I would like the big battery to make cross country camping easier, but arrrgh, hard to justify the outlay. Reservation number 10868698 but no offer to order yet.
 

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A $9000 used Nissan Leaf was the gateway drug for our family—now with a Model 3 and hoping for a Iced Blue Silver Pro with 9.6 kw power option. And Holy Cow does no one else think $8k is a lot for a truck these days? I would like the big battery to make cross country camping easier, but arrrgh, hard to justify the outlay. Reservation number 10868698 but no offer to order yet.
Hey @DrBill welcome to the forum! Are you planning on keeping the Model 3 along with your Lightning? Or would you trade it in?
 

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Thanks for the welcome! I can’t imagine ever getting rid of the Model 3–when I am old(ER) and gray(ER) and it only has 50 miles of range, it will still be a great around town car. Wife and I feel the Model 3 and Lightning will be all the vehicles we need.
 

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Thanks for the welcome! I can’t imagine ever getting rid of the Model 3–when I am old(ER) and gray(ER) and it only has 50 miles of range, it will still be a great around town car. Wife and I feel the Model 3 and Lightning will be all the vehicles we need.
I like the way you think. I'm very torn as I drive a Model 3 on a daily basis now and I'm afraid I will miss that, it's a great car. However 3 years ago I gave up my F150 for the Model 3. I truly miss the truck, but I truly love the Model 3 on a daily basis, but for me I can't justify keeping both, so I'm hopeful for the thrill of driving the car in a truck form. The good news is that there is still another Model 3 in the house, so we will be in the same boat you are - a Model 3 and a Lightning. The best of both worlds I hope.
 

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Thanks for the welcome! I can’t imagine ever getting rid of the Model 3–when I am old(ER) and gray(ER) and it only has 50 miles of range, it will still be a great around town car. Wife and I feel the Model 3 and Lightning will be all the vehicles we need.
You definitely can't go wrong with that. That's a very solid two-car garage.
 
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