mxnym
Active Member
The main reason I didn't get FSD at purchase was because I figured I could make that $1000 back in investment income before any FSD features came available. Then they raised the price by another $1000 with only a potential for a rebate to that portion based on purchase date. Since I had intended to purchase eventually, when they dropped the price down to $2000, it became a no brainer. I'm over a year closer to FSD actually existing and I no longer need to earn that $1000-2000 in order to break even on the later purchase, but instead spent LESS than I would have upfront.
I was going to wait until next quarter in case it affected the TSLA books in any way, but when the potential for the price to go back up this month surfaced, since I had already decided to purchase, there was no legitimate reason to wait.
I was going to wait until next quarter in case it affected the TSLA books in any way, but when the potential for the price to go back up this month surfaced, since I had already decided to purchase, there was no legitimate reason to wait.