Tesla is facing the best kind of problem an automaker can have —they can't produce enough cars to meet the demand. That's especially impressive when you consider the Model S starts at over $70,000. Other manufacturers aren't quite as lucky as Tesla, but overall the market for EVs (Electric Vehicles) and PHEVs (Plug-In Hybrids) is growing at a steady clip. The world is getter greener, and we're not referring to these green cars. These days, Nissan Leafs and charging stations are a normal sight in parking garages and driveways around the US. With 126,000 all-electric vehicles and 142,000 plug-in hybrids sold in the US between 2010 and 2014, a market for used electric vehicles has finally emerged.
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