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Anyone upgrading to a Y?
- Thread starter paulvinh
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Things look very different for Tesla now compared to when the Model 3 was first released. The tax credits played a big role in determining which trim levels came first and when price drops would occur. Now that is all history. And the Model Y is expected to outsell the Model 3/S/X sales combined. Tesla has not released Model Y reservations numbers but my guess is they are substantial. If you are thinking about buying one I would go ahead and put your deposit down now. You can always cancel or delay but you may find there is a very long wait, especially if the ramp up does not happen quickly.
I would not expect to see any price drops for a very long time.
I would not expect to see any price drops for a very long time.
Tam
Well-Known Member
For about $4,000 more, I think that's a good deal!
No. There's a table that disqualifies Model Y from being grandfathered for 6/30/2018 purchasers:
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High tech items do drop their prices if you wait long enough.
The question is how long are you willing to wait?
Mo City
Active Member
My wife would love to because the Model 3 is too low to the ground for her.
Maybe in a couple of years if we can afford to.
Maybe in a couple of years if we can afford to.
Who wants to buy my 2019 sr+ for 40k?? 6K miles fsd and 19” rims tho
Bigriver
Member
I don’t have a crystal ball on prices, but I’m 100% sure that the model Y will improve over time. Tesla’s history is that when they keep the price the same, they include more and more for that same price. They are about innovation and always moving forward, but also about bringing EV’s to the masses, which means keeping prices in check.
If one has a choice between ordering a new Y vs and new 3, the delta of $4k is a good comparison. But the OP’s situation is a 2 year old model 3, so there is also depreciation of that to factor in.
Upgrade?
Depends how you define upgrade. More size yes, more performance no.
“I” would not call it an upgrade....love my 3 and no desire for a Y even as a family of 4.
Had a Honda Accord before the 3 and when my kids were babies, never, ever did I want an SUV. I know I’m in the minority of folks who don’t want a crossover SUV....
Having said all this the wife drives the SUV and she loves sitting up high.
Depends how you define upgrade. More size yes, more performance no.
“I” would not call it an upgrade....love my 3 and no desire for a Y even as a family of 4.
Had a Honda Accord before the 3 and when my kids were babies, never, ever did I want an SUV. I know I’m in the minority of folks who don’t want a crossover SUV....
Having said all this the wife drives the SUV and she loves sitting up high.
SUV lovers have a different idea about what matters. I am sure there are some Porsche Cayenne owners who view their boats as an upgrade over a 911, too.
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
That’s honestly not a bad deal if it legit has FSD. Color combo for those interested?
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
Really tempted.. That works out to about $54,000 with sales tax credit. Just enough to get me into an LYD w/AP. Alternately: That’s not too far from what I’d ask on a private sale.
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This actually doesn’t look too bad except my mileage is double. Would totally trade in my car for model y if I could get 50k. The hard part is the wait for the model y which would continue to depreciate my 3.
WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
Tell me you have FSD? I got offered $52,500 for my 2019 Model 3 Performance with FSD, with only 3,500 miles!
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
That can’t be true, can it? What reason for Tesla to offer me $52,500 for my 2019 3P+ otherwise, when a brand new version of my exact car is $56,990 without FSD?
Nah, I can't throw away money in depreciation like that. Probably not buying another car for 3-5 years when the Honda Fit finally shows too much age, and by then there's hopefully going to be a lot of comparable EVs to... well, compare.
Also need to see and drive it first. We both don't like SUVs, but we like small hatchbacks. Neither the Model 3 nor the Model Y fit what we actually like. The Y does have a hatch instead of a trunk though which is admittedly a lot nicer to use, especially for long items. The VW ID Vizzon (the wagon-esque thing) is more of a fit for us (as is the VW ID.3, but that didn't make it to Canada).
Also need to see and drive it first. We both don't like SUVs, but we like small hatchbacks. Neither the Model 3 nor the Model Y fit what we actually like. The Y does have a hatch instead of a trunk though which is admittedly a lot nicer to use, especially for long items. The VW ID Vizzon (the wagon-esque thing) is more of a fit for us (as is the VW ID.3, but that didn't make it to Canada).
Cpiguy
Member
Yes, I ordered the Model Y the day it was announce. I currently have 2 Model 3's. I plan to keep my 2018 M3P and sell the 2019 dual motor. We've always had one SUV in out garage and are very excited to get the new Y.
MacGreiner
5YJ
I may now that I can afford a whole new Tesla with TSLA as high as it is. Feel sorry for all the fools that trusted so called investors like Mark Spiegel and his ilk with their hard earned money. Major short squeeze.
