Recent content by ml0204

Unfortunately, the market does not concern themselves with what you paid. The market cares about the current comparables. With the price drop and tax credit, the market has dramatically changed since your purchase. Also, while your car has only 3K miles on it, it is still deemed used.

You're close to $20k too high! Better off just keeping the car and enjoying it.

Not sure how you live in Cali, with both those cars, and still qualify for the tax credit!

The service center Reps have zero idea what Elon is going to do with prices in April.

You are better off holding on to that car. The cost for a new 2023 version of your car, including the tax credit is down to $47.5K. Your price would need to come down to the low $40k range now.

Currently have a 2020 M3 and was looking to upgrade to a P3 in March. I know everyone is complaining about the sudden "crash" in their resale value, but for those that do not qualify for the tax credit, buying a slightly used Tesla may be the best value. Any thoughts on the best site to find a...

Speed, handling, looks and range

Search this site and YouTube. Tons of great info available.

Lane assist - Yes Blind spot warning - Depends who you ask Adaptive cruise - Yes Assisted parking - No

I'm pretty sure everyone in the US that owns a Tesla has an unlimited data plan!

While that is likely true, I just do not understand it. If FSD ever becomes a reality, it will be a nice feature. However, I did not buy a car that goes 0-60 in 3.something seconds to have a computer drive it full time!

I would also guess that you have over $7,000 in damage.

What he said! The process is not as long anymore, but stay involved. They will try to cut corners. When I had damage due to the other party's fault, on my six month old car, they wanted to buff this and paint that. I pushed back and got all new body parts, with fresh paint.

Nope!

I use Dawn/water, then go over it with a Magic Eraser. Wipe down and all those stretch marks are gone!