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Yes, paying 10% PST = 7% regular PST rate + 3% luxury tax rate (purchase price >= 57k). - - - Updated - - - Good advice from your accountant. I'm in the exact opposite boat (>90% for work) so I'm flip flopping on best tax advantage. PwC has an good guide, but its very long and complicated...

More than likely we can all count on paying 15% tax (I doubt anyone is going to have a purchase price of < $57k). 5% GST plus 7, 8, 9, or 10% PST as follows: 7% < $55,000 = 12% 8% < $56,000 = 13% 9% < $57,000 = 14% 10% >= $57,000 = 15% <insert GASP> I'll be buying it as a company car and now...

No, I've been trying to find flights from Canada, but last minute pricing & flight options from YVR or even Bellingham, WA proved silly! :( Would love to see it in person. Guess I'll be waiting a while longer....

Well that's super! We both have reservation # 3 for Telsa's # 3 car. Hmmm... now to come up with my vanity plate.. after looking at the suggestions, I'm still trying to come up with sometime fun & electrifying! In the words of Amy Farrah Fowler, hooooooooo hoooooooo hooooooooo

woo... had problems signing up (5th email account worked!) Model X S#3 (Feb 23, 2012 10am), Darn.. who's #1 & #2. ;) Vancouver, Canada