Recent content by one5n1neSDoo

The price difference between a MY and MYP shouldn't be a surprise. That is how much the MSRPs differ.

Seems like they just dumped a bunch of demo cars into inventory tonight.

It is expiring on 3/31 according to the text message I got back on 2/4/24.

This marketplace listing has expired and has been removed.

Anyone sign up for a demo drive today (2/29)? Only got 100 credits instead of 1000...

That is frustrating...

Nice - that is helpful. A lot of changes today.

Looks like Tesla also just made a change to the 2023 inventory listings. When you click on them now, the listing no longer has the text that says "Does Not Qualify for Federal Tax Credit".

If only it did, I'd be replying to this discussion while sitting in a 2024 priced the same as a 2023 inventory plus 75x $100 bills in the frunk! ;)

Thanks for the discussion. Glad to hear your perspective on why you think Tesla is very unlikely to drop the 2024 prices anywhere close to the 2023s.

You have a habit of not answering my questions. But it sounds like you would indeed tell that bystander that the difference between the two cars is that one is eligible for incentives and it is worth more to one5n1neSDoo. Probably not what they are after in their question... Your claim that...

That is precisely the foundation of my original post. Why do they have different prices if they are identical? Again, I am calling out that they are identical in terms of features and performance. Your main argument is that they aren't identical. If those 2 vehicles are parked next to each...

You didn't answer my question, but I think we're essentially in a disagreement in how we define whether 2 cars are considered the same or not. That's totally fine because we're entitled to our opinions. I agree with your point of how Tesla prices their vehicles based on what people will pay...

My discussion was based on the vehicle and not on the exterior variables (tax credit, build date, etc.) that are irrelevant to the features and performance of the vehicle. Let me ask you this question. Apart from the build date, tax credit eligibility, and battery (TBD material effect), do you...

So until it is determined, like I said, it is the same car in terms of features and performance other than the time it was built. There is no material difference that is accessible to the consumer at the moment. For example, I do not consider the use of a different material for the seats as a...