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It's already been said by Elon that the dual motor will cost less, I'm expecting most other option will too. Anything size or battery related

Has anyone had paint protection film done in the past? Is it worth it and what's the cost

Ok I understand it but it still sucks and is unfair if you purchase the vehicle, it shouldn't make a difference. If the person buying the car after your lease isn't paying the 7,500 then you shouldn't have to either of you choose to buy. That is ridiculous. I agree in that case that leasing to...

Correct but from what I'm reading on here the lease company is charging an additional 7,500 dollars when turning the car in. After they already recieved the 7,500 dollars for the tax credit, I could understand if you recieved the tax credit money and then they charge you. But from what I've read...

My list of must have options goes Dual motor Auto pilot Super charging Next I will look at bigger battery, sound system, colors and wheels. Was debating on the 18 inch vs 20 inch wheels. I hope the 18 inch have a sharp look to them, I would like deep blue with carbon grey wheels

Yes! I am definitely going with dual motor, I'll see what the hp rating is before I make a battery decision but dual motor is for sure

I placed my reservation around the 360,000 mark. And I'm on the east coast. I plan on getting middle of the road options, somewhere around 50,000/55,000 dollar range. If I get more than middle for that price than I'll also be happy haha. Planning on getting it hopefully before mid 2018. We will see!

It would be nice if tesla would give us some option pricing so we can all budget early for the options we want, who knows when that will happen

Yeah that is like robbery, I'm guessing people sign without realizing? That's crazy

So the lease company charges a 7,500 dollar fee at buyout for the tax credit that they already recieved?

So here is the issue I'm having here, what is being said is them at of you lease car and opt to buy at the end the residual value will increase by 7,500 (if that is the tax credit you get), how can the residual value increase it doesn't make any sense to me. The lease company is getting the tax...

How does it increase the residual value of the car if you opt to buy when the lease is over, you're still getting the tax credit but only it's coming out of your lease payments as the lease company is getting the 7,500 dollars plus your lease payments. So how can they add the 7,500 to the value...