ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
Money talks. Cashiers check in hand will likely close it at 36K.
Tesla used isn’t that far off on SR+ used cars either, they rarely post for below 37K and inventory cars lucky to see $500 adjustment on.
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Anyone understand the M3 used car market?
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Tesla used isn’t that far off on SR+ used cars either, they rarely post for below 37K and inventory cars lucky to see $500 adjustment on.
Urbancowboy
Member
It’s springs, wheels, brakes, boost, and then you’re still .5 sec slower.
Whenever I feel like I need to upgrade, I just go and punch it with my LR AWD to remind myself it’s still plenty fast for me. Hard not to get the boost, and I probably will because they make it so easy and tempting.
Whenever I feel like I need to upgrade, I just go and punch it with my LR AWD to remind myself it’s still plenty fast for me. Hard not to get the boost, and I probably will because they make it so easy and tempting.
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
I’d like to see another free boost upgrade on P3D+ to compensate for these shenanigans. (I’m not greedy, consistent 2.7 without 1ft rollout would do) Can’t have the Vanilla AWD cars be within the same “seconds to 0-60”
That’s my other car. Loved it before the Model 3 AWD+ took over the garage spot. All I do now is move it from parking space to parking space. Luckily rod bearings were swapped by 20k miles ago (during my ownership). Need to sell it at some point though...
That is a good deal. Almost brand new, you have no worries as you have full warranty.
TAKE IT
The seller is being very trustworthy to offer this. He could end up adding it and then you back out of the transaction and now he’s stuck with a $7K bill for FSD on a car he is trying to sell.
But I agree with the sentiment that you should save your money. If you really want to spend $7K spend it to get a Long Range battery car, not FSD.
Yang_H
Member
Just saw this one on craigslist:
2020 Tesla Model 3 Performance
I couldn't understand its $66k price at all. You can buy the exact same car brand new for $57K + $1200 destination fee. At least at PA there is still $1500 rebate.
2020 Tesla Model 3 Performance
I couldn't understand its $66k price at all. You can buy the exact same car brand new for $57K + $1200 destination fee. At least at PA there is still $1500 rebate.
A lot of people try to ask for more than sticker price. Even here on for sale forum.
These cars are not really “for sale”. They are in the category called “I’ll list my car for a stupid price and if you are dumb enough to pay it you can have it”.
Yang_H
Member
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
I’d sell my P3D+ for more than what I bought it for too given the chance. Heh.
May not make sense but it sure makes dollars.
ElectricGhost
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