Sold 2020 Model Y Performance Black on Black RARE 1500 miles LA

[JPELKA]

Selling for a buddy of mine.
2020 Model Y performance ed.
Black on Black with full performance package.
NO FSD
Current mileage is 1550.
Located in Los Angeles.
Asking for $500.00 over MSRP.
He is simply trying to recover as much as possible after paying taxes and doc fee plus taking a loss on new msrp drop yesterday.

Car is perfect. NO WAIT!! Plus you save money.
Asking $61,990+$500.00= $62,490
Car is financed so a bill of sale will be issued and funds will be made to the lender via wire transfer or certified funds and balance will be paid to the owner @ pick up. Contact me directly w any questions and once the terms are met I will arrange the meeting with owner. He is not on the forum and asked me to help w the process.

 

[ElementPowder]

Tesla Site shows Black PY would be $60,990 MSRP

I would do 56k

 

[JPELKA]

Correction:
Price is $60,990+$510= $61,500
PRICE IS FIRM

 

[captanzuelo]

Tesla Site shows Black PY would be $60,990 MSRP

I would do 56k

$60,990MSRP comes out to $68,938 after taxes and fees in LA.

$61.5k is a steal!

 

[ElementPowder]

$60,990MSRP comes out to $68,938 after taxes and fees in LA.

$61.5k is a steal!

You are saying that like most people wouldn't have to pay tax on the car when they registered it

 

[glide]

Who pays over MSRP for a used, mass-production vehicle?

I don’t get it.

 

[JPELKA]

Who pays over MSRP for a used, mass-production vehicle?

I don’t get it.

Hmm, mass produced with 8 week wait time.....
Its also not over MSRP.
Msrp is $60,990 plus $1200 in dest= $62190 plus taxes
Thats also after price cut. He was not fortunate as a early adopter to get the $1000 off

 

[CapeOne]

Car is perfect. NO WAIT!! Plus you save money.

Asking $61,990+$500.00= $62,490


Correction:
Price is $60,990+$510= $61,500

Even at the corrected price, what is the "you save money" part?

A new one purchased in California would be $62,190 - $2,000 CA rebate = $60,190. He is asking $1,310 above that.

 

[ElectricIAC]

Who pays over MSRP for a used, mass-production vehicle?

I don’t get it.

Mach-E buyers.

 

[JPELKA]

Even at the corrected price, what is the "you save money" part?

A new one purchased in California would be $62,190 - $2,000 CA rebate = $60,190. He is asking $1,310 above that.

Gotcha, Im unaware of what CA has for rebates being from IL.
Im guessing as well being a private party sale the buyer is saving alot on taxes??

It is what it is.
Price is $61,500.00
If someone wants it hit me up.

 

[ElectricIAC]

Even at the corrected price, what is the "you save money" part?

A new one purchased in California would be $62,190 - $2,000 CA rebate = $60,190. He is asking $1,310 above that.

As a 3 time Texas owner, $1,300 is worth not having to deal with the standard Tesla experience.

 

[ElementPowder]

Gotcha, Im unaware of what CA has for rebates being from IL.
Im guessing as well being a private party sale the buyer is saving alot on taxes??

It is what it is.
Price is $61,500.00
If someone wants it hit me up.

You pay taxes on what was paid for the car, so most people would pay the same tax as buying new

 

[JPELKA]

You pay taxes on what was paid for the car, so most people would pay the same tax as buying new

Correct me if im wrong but private party sales in Arizona pay $0 tax.
From what I have read for California its .65% of the purchase price for private sales.

 

[JPELKA]

 

[CapeOne]

Gotcha, Im unaware of what CA has for rebates being from IL.
Im guessing as well being a private party sale the buyer is saving alot on taxes??

It's not a great idea to be "guessing" when making statements or claims regarding sale of a car. At most, perhaps you could have said "potentially save money” (and explain specifically how) as some states do have different tax laws between dealer and private party sales. In many states, especially those with decent EV rebates/credits, this would be ABOVE the price of new.

 

[CapeOne]

As a 3 time Texas owner, $1,300 is worth not having to deal with the standard Tesla experience.

Yes, the Tesla buying experience can certainly be challenging at times.

 

[JPELKA]

It's not a great idea to be "guessing" when making statements or claims regarding sale of a car. At most, perhaps you could have said "potentially save money” (and explain specifically how) as some states do have different tax laws between dealer and private party sales. In many states, especially those with decent EV rebates/credits, this would be ABOVE the price of new.

Buyers need to do their own research.
Im simply asking for claification (specifically California)
Im not the IRS so whoever buys the car better know the taxes for private party sale vs dealer sale in their home state.
The potential to save a large amount of sales tax exists.

 

[patrick40363]

Correct me if im wrong but private party sales in Arizona pay $0 tax.
From what I have read for California its .65% of the purchase price for private sales.

California is 7.25% sales tax plus any additional county fees.

 

[Miketaylorwork]

AZ is zero tax if its person to person.

 

[JPELKA]

AZ is zero tax if its person to person.

Potential to save a lot of money for an Arizona buyer