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I just got an Electric Drive myself (I LOVE IT!), I need to hook up the included charger like this in my own garage (once I get out of this apartment). I hope to see more pictures from you in the future :)
What did it cost (if I'm not being too bold) to get the electric into your garage. Was it part of the car or a separate event?

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