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I think you have to be active military to use Navy FCU... right?

Would you mind sharing where at?

Whatre the best rates everyone’s getting on the new Y??

What are the best rates you’re all getting on the Y??

Thanks for this! I need to find one to drive

i think this would be much easier to answer if I’d driven one. I’m in AZ, and don’t have to pay sales tax on private party car purchases. Makes things a bit more affordable

I’ve already had multiple offers at $43k... so i know I’m not too far off. Used Model 3’s seem to sell like hot cakes right now... and mine doesn’t even have AP activated at all

I have a 2018 Model 3 - LR RWD, and have been thinking about upgrading to an ‘18-‘19 P3D. I’m not concerned with the loss in efficiency range. I purchased mine just over a year ago for $44k, and should still be able to get close to that number today. With preowned P3D’s selling for low 50’s...

Fr After reading that entire thread, it sounds like issues with the 90kw packs are almost inevitable after age and a certain number of WOT runs. I wonder if it's a vocal minority in the thread though, and if the V3 packs are truly holding up well?

I’m looking at picking up a refresh 2016 Model S, and the performance of the P90DL seems really attractive..been seeing them priced with 30k miles-ish for low to mid 60’s. I’m questioning though if the aging electronics/potential battery issues on the 90 still make it a decent value when...

Is a late 2014 P85 car considered an old 85 pack? I would think it’s one of the newest or most current 85 batteries around

A P85 is more equivalent to a 75D now. Which you can now buy used, from Tesla, with a full warranty for $45k. Makes it a much better deal than repairing an out of warranty P85 (spending $10K) i still plan to go with the used P85 from tesla though

This is the exact reason i would never own a car like this out of warranty

I went to see it a few days ago, was able to drive it; and all looks good. Haven’t taken delivery yet though

Thank you everyone. Tesla charged the car to 100% and said the rated range is 249 miles. It’s fully covered for another two years, and i don’t plan on keeping it after. I’m in AZ, so no concern of salt or other snow related issues. It’s a 1 owner car and seems to be in excellent condition...