How does this work?
I'm not an accountant... but was told that if you would have to pay tax on the difference between residual value and sale price (deemed income). So I asked, could sell it to myself at residual value, then sell privately at market value. But sounds like this isn't ok either as you have to sell to yourself at a price similar to market value.
No luck with a delivery date as yet, same boat as you, app still shows EDD 10 - 30 June.
You should speak to an accountant.
Thanks. I assumed as much, although couldn't have named the companies involved. Tesla also use third-party shipping companies and car-carrier road transport companies. From the customer's perspective, Tesla give incorrect and incomplete information about the car's progress with each of those third-parties, so it is impossible to know when to actually expect the car to arrive at each stage. That leads to the wrong decisions being made, and Tesla takes no responsibility for any of it, including their own incorrect information.
why does the transporter register the vehicles?. I have seen vehicles transported brand new without rego plates. Normally cars are delivered to dealers and they register it.
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They don't. They get detailed and registered by Tesla at the delivery centre, usually the day before delivery which is when the car arrives there.
That what i thought. No car transporter will want all that paperwork. Their business is moving cars from here to there.
Ordered Late 22, no car, no vin, just on morning crystal, have final invoice however (actually that shows a vin but the manage pages does not)
The manage pages won't show a VIN until very close to delivery.
The cars being transported without plates are heading interstate. The two large car transporters are licenced to inspect and issue rego and fit plates all within their vast yard. It saves tesla having to drive every car to motor reg and get inspections etc, which for a car dealer would be a nightmare. The transporters also strip off the plastic protections if it is not going interstate, and give it a really bad wash usually with a broom and water off a muddy hardstand. It then goes to the dealer for a pre-delivery “detail”
What are you asking? Australian Model Y orders are not expected to have Hardware 4.0 for the near future.
Great to hear you got your car. Just one question - How did you find the suspension compared to how it felt when you test drove the vehicle?
People have been selling cars for cash since forever and then lowering the official price for rego purposes to reduce stamp duty.
