Boston homeowners bracing for a 10.5% tax increase may be shocked to learn some of their hard-earned tax dollars were spent this year on swanky new Ford Mustang Mach-E’s for city employees — at about $50K a pop.&nbsp;


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Boston homeowners bracing for a 10.5% tax increase may be shocked to learn some of their hard-earned tax dollars were spent this year on swanky new Ford Mustang Mach-E’s for city employees — at abo…{ai:summary}<p>Boston homeowners face a 10.5% tax increase while city funds are allocated for luxury Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles for city employees, costing around $50,000 each. This spending raises concerns about fiscal responsibility amid rising taxes. #politics</p>

Sticker shock: Boston drops $500K on EV Mustangs for city employees as homeowners face 10.5% tax hike

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