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Capital Chevy they said if I wait a month or two they can get it to the $200. otherwise it’s $250 a month $500 down.

I would be traveling in the I5

What I’m trying to say is, does anyone think the model 3 (short range) will go as cheap as that. I’m looking a leasing calculators and see that a lease value at the price is around $400 so how Chevy brings it down to $200 IDK, but does anyone think Tesla will have the same incentives in 2 years...

Oregon, there is not sales tax so everything is cheap.

Actually my gf just got a 1st gen volt she pays $190 a month. And for an extra $10 a month I can get a full long range EV. And my school does have chargers, I don’t know if they are free. I don’t pay for electricity at home so that is nice as well.

It would be about 2 years

You have a great point I should have noted great point I should have noted with being a student it’s not a every day drive but it’s about a 3-4 times a week commute. What great is my work is under 2 miles there and back, I’m just tired of driving and spending $50 every time I take a trip. And...

Hello, I’m a student pilot and I travel 120 a day so I’m trying to be more efficient. I am a 2nd day model 3 reservoir, but I don’t know if I can afford a model 3 anymore. I cheacked out a Chevy bolt and its really not that bad (no where near as nice as a Tesla) and they offered me $200 a month...