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There are several advantages to driving an electric car. It can save you thousands on fuel cost, and with our economy in the shape it's in, this is reason enough. Electric cars are also cleaner, helping the environment. It costs about $1 to charge your electric car and gives you about 100 miles. Driving an electric car also makes you eligible for tax credits from the federal government for driving a car that hosts clean fuel.

Or if you're a contractor and are often working at other people's houses, and aren't able to have a compressor in the back of your truck. You just make sure your battery is charged, and you're good to go.

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