I could see that. But a new model Y performance for $57k? That’s not Going to happened.
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2020 Tesla Model Y
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I could see that. But a new model Y performance for $57k? That’s not Going to happened.
Wrong: Tons of used 2020 Ys for sale all at 9% off msrp. Check ev-cpo.com and sort by discount.
This one has trailer hitch as well for $57010.00
If you have not taken that trade in offer Tesla gave you as stated in prev post you should jump all over that fast!!
2020 Model Y | Tesla
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
That's a first build car, panel gaps, no heated wheel and crappy glass. No thanks.
Hense why this is a great comparison to the car the OP is selling. 2020 with none of those options either.
JamesBrown
Member
Correct I agree on my car not being a new car. Members here said they could get a new Y performance for 57k. That’s impossible. Not a new one. That was my only argument.
This is incorrect. You easily can as posted above. Lots of new 2020 demos avail for up to 9% off msrp spread out across the country.
Ev-cpo.com is your friend
bkp_duke
Well-Known Member
They are not "new". Demos have similar miles to the OPs car. While they have not been titled, they do have significant usage on them.
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
And damage that Tesla will not fix.
Most, not all, inventory cars are not worth it. I turned away 4.
JamesBrown
Member
Unless someone deleted comments, not one single person claimed they could get a new Y Performance for $57k.
CapeOne
Active Member
I think some people are getting too hung up on how to or what should define "new." The car that was posted above (2020 Model Y | Tesla) is technically a NEW car:
Whether or not a NEW demo car from Tesla is as good as a NEW custom order car is certainly debatable and can be assessed differently but the car in question here is still new.
And because it is a NEW car, you would also need to add the $1,200 destination and doc fee thereby making the purchase price $58,210.
- It is listed under Tesla's new inventory
- It would qualify for new car tax credits/incentives
- It would be titled as a new car (first buyer would be its first owner)
- It has a new car warranty
- It can be financed or leased under new car terms
Whether or not a NEW demo car from Tesla is as good as a NEW custom order car is certainly debatable and can be assessed differently but the car in question here is still new.
And because it is a NEW car, you would also need to add the $1,200 destination and doc fee thereby making the purchase price $58,210.
Sunshine State
Automotive Enthusiast
There are plenty of new cars they label as demos so they have an excuse to sell at a discount. I have never bought a Tesla with more than 20 or 30 miles on it and I never paid anywhere close to retail. Just wait until they want to move cars and they have brand new "demo" cars. The last S I bought a few weeks ago was new never used and the one before that was still in transport from the factory and sold as a "demo". I was going to buy a Y at year end but could only get $6-7k discount on a full Performance Y (a little more discount on a Stealth but IMHO not worth it) so I decided to buy another S because the discount was better.
Sunshine State
Automotive Enthusiast
Well here was one I was going to buy with 27 miles for $55,190, brand new but labeled as a demo, that is much less than $57k and not the only one I considered. This was this year end sale, I wanted another red/white interior but they are harder to find with the white interior.
Super_Popular
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