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I live in Michigan where insurance is the highest, so $200 is cheaper than it could be for this state. Must be nice to pay like $50 for insurance

What do y’all spend your money on

Paying $1,000 for housing, and maybe $500 for everything else leaves me with $1250 so I’d say it’d be pretty decent

I have a $200/month quote

So would having $2,750 left over each month after my total car expenses be such a bad thing?

I just don’t see the point in leasing a car, or buying a used car / cheap new car where I’ll be spending only a couple hundred less than what I would with a M3

Using that rule, I’d have to live with my parents with a POS car and live frugally for 5 years. It’s also not a toy. It’s the safest car out there and that’s a huge priority.

That is wrong everywhere. Model 3 would cost me in total $200 more / month than a civic

How would a car that costs slightly more than a cheap Civic shape the rest of my life?

I wish

Having trouble getting preapproved for a loan. Would Tesla automatically give me a financing option, or would they possibly turn me down too?

I have little interest in going oversees. I do have a lot of interest in driving around the country to every MLB stadium and every NHL arena, and this car would be the best for that. It's $200-$300 more a month than the cheapest best option in a Honda Civic. And I think it is worth it

I thought that you could only get $3750, no more, no less, but I have been corrected, so that statement is redacted

Are you sure on this?

If I were to pick up my Model 3 on June 25th, and I paid, for example, $3,000 in federal taxes. Would I receive the $3,000 in tax credit, or would I not get any of it? Because in that case, I think it would be better to wait until July.

The only thing I dont pay for is rent / utilities because I obviously live with my parents. I could move in with my friend for $500 a month which includes rent / utilities, and I still have plenty of money left over. I dont understand what everyone freaks out about

if 20% is what i spend on a house, then what am i doing with the other 80%??

I keep finding articles online that say you shouldn't spend more than 20% of your monthly income on car expenses. With this rule, I am far from being able to afford a Model 3. But the thing is is that I can pay off the estimated loan, insurance, and electricity costs only 6 days into the month...

Do you think the price of the Model 3 will increase in a year, decrease, or stay the same? The price isn’t too steep right now, and the 5,000 miles of free supercharging is a great deal, and I’m trying to decide when to purchase the car

I heard the FSD price is going to increase on May 1st. Does anybody know how much it will be then?

Yes ill have to spend a couple hundred (i think) to register it at SOS. But would I be able to do what I said if i get that quote?

So the total price for the car would be $48,370. After my $2,500 deposit, that would be $45,870. If I were to get approved for a loan from my credit union for that exact amount ($45,870), I would be able to take that check to pick up my car and leave without spending another dime?

I am looking to purchase a Model 3 with a final price of $44,500, before taxes and fees. Sales tax in my state (MI) would cost $2,670. Then there is a $1,200 destination and doc fee. Are there any other fees included with the purchase?

How much would it be for just one vehicle do you think?

I understand that Michigan has the most expensive insurance in the country, but the rates I have been getting have been ridiculous. With 8 cameras always running, and the security that the Model 3 has, how is the insurance not lower? Currently insured with State Farm and the Model 3 would be...

1. Is the sales tax (6%) due at signing, or will it be included in the monthly loan payments? 2. I live in Michigan, so would I be paying the 6% sales tax, or since it would be delivered to the closest Tesla dealership (Cleveland), would I be paying the 5.75% sales tax? 3. What other fees are...