Sir Guacamolaf
The good kind of fat
Ok this is weird. I opened a private browsing session, and now I see the cash price. Maybe it's reading my mytesla cookie and behaving differently!? So odd!
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A ton of "new inventory" P90D's on tesla.com
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Maybe you have some kind of adblocking plugin or something that is messing up webpages or interfering with the Javascript on the page.
Sir Guacamolaf
The good kind of fat
Another discrepancy between cash and lease pricing:
- $99k P90d lease for $1018 a month lease (36 month 10k miles a year)
- $98k 85D lease for $1229 a month lease (same term)
Both in Seattle
Model S 85D 123249 | Tesla Motors
Model S P90D 137731 | Tesla Motors
Are the lease prices that are advertised correct?
- $99k P90d lease for $1018 a month lease (36 month 10k miles a year)
- $98k 85D lease for $1229 a month lease (same term)
Both in Seattle
Model S 85D 123249 | Tesla Motors
Model S P90D 137731 | Tesla Motors
Are the lease prices that are advertised correct?
AMPd
Well-Known Member
AMPd
Well-Known Member
Not necessarily
Mine was lower due to the updated mileage discount and a larger down payment
Oh and the 1k referral discount
Good luck!
I think I figured why the leases are cheaper. The residual values may be based off the MSRP which are $25k+ more.
This would make lease very attractive.
Idea in mind: lease car, return it, buy comparable CPO car after 3 years which I suspect will go for $50k (with the 3 around etc), have another 50k mile warranty on it.
This would make lease very attractive.
Idea in mind: lease car, return it, buy comparable CPO car after 3 years which I suspect will go for $50k (with the 3 around etc), have another 50k mile warranty on it.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
Excellent. With the gigafactory opening in 2 weeks it looks like we are finally about to see the P100D. Or maybe 105/110D?
I see the similey face, but unless there's a massive surprise next week at the GF opening, the GF is not yet producing batteries. They're just building Poweralls there with Panasonic batteries. So it's still going to be some time until battery production comes online at the GF.
Yeah, the Tesla preowned site plays games with cookies and geo-location, so it's not surprising a new browser session fixed that. Try deleting your cookies and trying again.
theslimshadyist
Active Member
Remember, lease is the depreciation spread and the estimation is that the P90D will be stronger holding it's value.
theslimshadyist
Active Member
If you have "gap coverage", which is recommended on a lease then you will walk away owing nothing.
I'm going with Liberty Mutual w/ New Car Replacement for the first year (effectively gap insurance), which means I'll get what I put in as my down payment if it get's totaled in the first year and walk away owing nothing. But yeah gap insurance is definitely recommended. But my current car's insurance agent didn't know what gap insurance was.
Are you sure that it is not simply because the residual value are based off MSRP and since the car has a huge discount off MSRP then the lease becomes a lot more attractive?
jelloslug
Active Member
It sounds to me leasing a base model S is a complete rip off then if these quotes are accurate. I mean on a $80k 60D (with barely anything other than leather and autopilot) the lease is $922 a month.
On a nearly fully loaded P90D (no ludicrous) it's $1050 a month! Car is worth like $125k - $130k MSRP??
I would argue that even buying the S60 is a rip off with the resale value guarantee gone! I don't know how much a used 3 year old 60D will be worth when the 3 is widely available (same range etc). I would not be surprised if the car sells for $40k or less..meaning losing nearly as much money as the lease on the P90D
On a nearly fully loaded P90D (no ludicrous) it's $1050 a month! Car is worth like $125k - $130k MSRP??
I would argue that even buying the S60 is a rip off with the resale value guarantee gone! I don't know how much a used 3 year old 60D will be worth when the 3 is widely available (same range etc). I would not be surprised if the car sells for $40k or less..meaning losing nearly as much money as the lease on the P90D
