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@juss20
1. what was the term and rates? I arranged for my own financing from RBC. Which incidentally is the same bank Tesla used on the initial application and the rate was 4.95 % over 72 months
2. was a test drive possible? No
3. what was overall timeline? I got mine in 10 days after filling out all the paperwork. Your mileage may vary
1. what was the term and rates? I arranged for my own financing from RBC. Which incidentally is the same bank Tesla used on the initial application and the rate was 4.95 % over 72 months
2. was a test drive possible? No
3. what was overall timeline? I got mine in 10 days after filling out all the paperwork. Your mileage may vary
You got really lucky! The rate I was quoted was almost 5%. I got a better rate from my bank simply because I rolled it into my mortgage which was almost paid off - 2.79%. I figured it was worth it paying for it this was the difference was signifcant.
I ordered my used 2015 Model S on Tesla.com which was located in Toronto and Tesla shipped it to Vancouver for me. Tesla charged $2000 extra to have it shipped but the prices in Ontario and Quebec were much much better. It took about 1 month to arrive.
No test drive but I was able to fully inspect the car before completing the transaction.
EV-CPO.com is your friend for searching multiple locations and be aware that Tesla used prices are often random but the prices drop almost everyday until sold.
JACMS3
Member
I am the same checking the site regularly
Model s or model y.
Used at tesla is good because of their warranty
2016 may still get you 4 year .
Model s or model y.
Used at tesla is good because of their warranty
2016 may still get you 4 year .
Just ordered a 3 on Monday night. 96@ 3.6% RBC financing through Tesla.
so far has seemed less then stellar experience but I’m sure it’s worth the wait. I’m not complaining but basically waited 2 days no contact so made a call and was told to forward my confirmation to the delivering dealer.
no reply so emailed again and was basically told wait for 1-2 weeks and they will be in touch once car arrives.
so far has seemed less then stellar experience but I’m sure it’s worth the wait. I’m not complaining but basically waited 2 days no contact so made a call and was told to forward my confirmation to the delivering dealer.
no reply so emailed again and was basically told wait for 1-2 weeks and they will be in touch once car arrives.
Prices on Tesla's site go up and down in big swings. It's not un-expected. They will gradually lower the price on cars once a day or every two days, until it reaches a bottom point, and then jack it back up $1k, $2k, or even $5k or more. They're hoping to catch the quick buyer at the high price.
thegooch49
Member
Yep.....the pricing on used Teslas on their own website is insane. It's typical to see these cars swing up/down by thousands of dollars from day to day. ev-cpo is a great site to track fluctuations, I would say it's a necessity if buying a used Tesla.
I found a used 2020 Model 3 LR AWD for around $3000 less than a new one with the same colour. Under 4000 km, manufacture date 12/2019 I can see a small scratch and some dirt in the photos but it otherwise looks good.
Trade value offered was 30% higher than a third party dealer that also sold Teslas.
2020 M3 LR AWD, $3K off new, trade 30% higher makes this really tempting.
Trade value offered was 30% higher than a third party dealer that also sold Teslas.
2020 M3 LR AWD, $3K off new, trade 30% higher makes this really tempting.
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