Electric vehicles have become a regular feature in the news, with feelgood stories about them saving people from dangerous flooding and power outages in south-east Queensland. But the industry has a problem: new electric cars are selling faster than they can be built, and that’s pushing up used car prices for the green models.Resource: https://ev.com/search

The situation is most acute in Germany, where the number of EVs sold topped a million last year. Most of those were then traded in, making them available on the secondhand market, and dealerships there are reporting a shortage of preowned EVs to sell. Some rental companies have even started cutting back on the EVs they rent, with Sixt announcing that it’s dropping Tesla Model 3s from its fleet.

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As a result, most of the used EVs for sale today are from 2017 and earlier. But that doesn’t mean they’re all worthless. Some have plenty of life left in them. The most important thing to look for in a used EV is its battery health. EV batteries are designed to last a decade or more, and they’re protected by a warranty that covers the entire vehicle for the first eight years or 100,000 miles. After that, the car owner can choose to renew the battery warranty for a fee or buy a new one.

The good news for shoppers is that EV batteries tend to degrade slowly, and there’s little evidence of a big drop in performance. That means that if you’re looking for a used EV, don’t be put off by an odometer reading of only 80 to 125 miles per charge; most people rarely add more than that to their commutes.

Goldendoodles make for wonderful companion dogs, but they’re not cheap. When you’re considering adding a furry friend to your family, it’s important to do your research so that you understand what factors will affect the price tag and avoid being overcharged by unscrupulous breeders.

How do I choose a doodle breed?

Most good reputable breeders follow ethical breeding practices and health testing requirements for both their parent dogs and their puppies. These practices come at a cost that is passed on to you as the consumer, but it ensures that your puppy will be healthy and well-socialized. You can also find a list of reputable breeders by searching online or asking your local Goldendoodle club for a referral.

Many pet stores offer goldendoodle dogs for sale, but they often sell puppies that are overpriced due to their emotional appeal and the fact that buyers make impulse purchases. In addition, they usually obtain their Goldendoodles from backyard breeders and puppy mills. These irresponsible operations prioritize quantity over quality, which can lead to health issues in the adult dog such as hip dysplasia and patella luxation (slipped kneecaps).

If you’re looking to save money on your Goldendoodle purchase, consider adopting a rescue instead of purchasing one from a breeder. Many shelters and organizations that specialize in Goldendoodles like IDOG Rescue focus on placing homeless pups and may be able to find your perfect match while saving you money. In addition, adoption fees are often lower than those charged by a breeder. Just be sure to budget for veterinary costs, which will increase as your dog gets older.

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