Ostrichsak
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People said the exact same thing about the 2019 Tesla Model S Raven for $69,420. Your crystal ball appears to be just as foggy as theirs was then.
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Big price drop - LR down $10k, Plaid down $21k
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Well, I made my prediction. Next 2 years will prove me right or wrong.
Ostrichsak
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Whether you're right or you're wrong isn't important because the point here is that nobody actually knows. Why people insist on making such declarative statements when they genuinely have no idea is beyond me.
A forum is where people share opinions. I stated mine and why. Not my fault that you don't seem to understand the obvious.
AMPd
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There is no way they will go back up, unless some unforeseen disaster happens.
They were already artificially high compared to about 18 months ago. I got my refresh Model S for $77k new and would never pay $94k to get a new one. $77k is the right price and I think the prices will come back down close to $80k. Auto companies took advantage of the market and short supply.
Market is getting way more competitive and there are few people that can afford Model S/X, especially with interest rates so high too. Plus with gas this cheap now it makes it even harder to sell EV’s and hybrids.
Yep. If they want to push transaction prices up now they'll have to offer expensive options that aren't paint and vaporware software that will work in two weeks, like everyone else. Porschefy all the things! What's another $20 a month? If you're going to have crap initial quality you can't also be priced well above the competition.
The S really was a decent deal at $69,420 though.
The S really was a decent deal at $69,420 though.
EXOTIC1
Member
It’s the end for many of OEM’s in EV segment with new pricing from Tesla. They can’t compete in the market.
EXOTIC1
Member
Sorry disagree in regards to 3 and Y pricing
The move was to put all other EV companies on notice and price them out of the market. Quite sure this isn’t a one year pricing structure.
you mess with the bull you get the horns
AMPd
Well-Known Member
Does the model s qualify for those credits? I thought there was a price cap where only the model y and 3 qualified
Totally disagree with you and there is no Federal tax credit for Model S/X. There is no way they will continue to sell well if the raise prices. So, why were prices much cheaper just a couple years ago. What you are saying makes no sense.
Provided that Tesla can source its battery components from approved countries, it won't phase out for years on the 3/Y
Agree with a lot of what you said but......
Cheap gas LMFAO a little over 2 years ago I was paying $1.65 gallon.
dbldwn02
Active Member
I'm 10% sure the price might go up and I'm 10% sure the price might go down...
See? I can't be wrong, just like the weatherman.
See? I can't be wrong, just like the weatherman.
Prices ARE back to normal, or at least getting close. The run-up in the past couple years was always unsustainable.
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