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Canadian invites coming!
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SluyterCapital
Member
Yes, totally agree.
I offset the cost of any supercharging I may have to pay for against any upcoming repair costs due to the fact the warranty has expired.
DMC-Orangeville
Audi eTron & John Deere 5100E
I was randomly checking out the new Toyota Prius Prime today and found out its financing/leasing rate is starting at 4.5% and up to 5.29%
Model 3 starting at 3.90% isnt looking bad anymore now
Model 3 starting at 3.90% isnt looking bad anymore now
hingisfan
hingisfan_Mark_V
But most ppl here could get almost same deal or even better with home loan line of credit which is much more flexible in term of pay back.
Before the incentive change it was 7000 dollar rebate and now it’s 5000
I tried and it’s somewhat nice in terms of interior but no car play or android auto
Definitely Toyota is not even trying, just compliance car
Oh, salesman has zero knowledge on Plug in hybrid, claiming Camry hybrid can self charging during driving is much more advance than Volt, and what’s the range again?
and they said no negotiation on price, seems they are confident to sell it well
Well, it's a small sample size, but if you can believe it, four Canadians have registered an invite on the invites spreadsheet, and ALL four have deferred! (Sorry for the tiny screen shot - you can check yourself).
I'm afraid to post this in the Model 3 forum - those poor Day-1 shmucks in the US who just got passed will wonder "why the heck are you guys up there passing up our reservations?!?" Three indicate they're waiting for AWD, the other is blank. We say: "it's something we get up here called winter."
Yeah, I know, maybe others have accepted and not invited, but regardless - 4 invites, four deferrals.
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I'm thinking about those Ontarians hesitating for a First Production. I think the numbers say - BUY THE CAR NOW.
Think about it - IF the conservatives get in, and the rebate's cancelled, the value of your LR RWD just jumped close to $14K. You can sell it at a profit.
"Worst case", if the rebate is NOT cancelled for whatever political reason, you get a RWD Model 3 for the summer (*ahem* trade ya?) and can swap when AWD comes in 2019 and demand lessons (yes, some cross-over financing would be incurred). Still, not a bad spot to be, and worth the risk, no?
Think about it - IF the conservatives get in, and the rebate's cancelled, the value of your LR RWD just jumped close to $14K. You can sell it at a profit.
"Worst case", if the rebate is NOT cancelled for whatever political reason, you get a RWD Model 3 for the summer (*ahem* trade ya?) and can swap when AWD comes in 2019 and demand lessons (yes, some cross-over financing would be incurred). Still, not a bad spot to be, and worth the risk, no?
The problem is model 3 isn’t eligible for 14k rebate in ON yet, it’s risk to place order now, no one is promising to get 14k rebate upon delivery yet.
Unless someone need a car right now (major accident and totaled, or just need another car now, or lease is up), I don’t see a reason to place order right now...
MTO could say before the car is in the list, those orders are not able to get rebate even it gets added later...
Understood. Another poster was saying their order was flagged and the rep would check with management Monday morning. You're right we shouldn't have mixed messages online about rebate qualification for the Model 3.
I won’t worry this too much. Tesla must clarify with Ontario if Model 3 qualifies rebate before the 1st delivery in Ontario. As their configurator assumes rebate while ordering, customers will get deposits back if cancel due to no rebates.
Tony_YYZ
Tezler Guru
I was wondering if this would be the case. Because they are clearly advertising that the car is eligible for the rebate in the configurator and on their incentives information page.
Bluewish
Member
Tesla assumes an amount for gas savings while ordering too but will you actually save that much money? It depends right?
And on Tesla's incentives website: Vehicle Incentives, they said "it is expected". You cannot blame Tesla for anything if $14K is not applied because they never promise or warranty anything.
Ontario province is quite slow at updating their incentive eligible EV list...
In Quebec and BC... it's already done!
Quebec= - 8000$ confirmed at purchase
BC= - 5000$ confirmed at purchase
Hoping it will be resolved soon for my Ontarians neighbors, cause buying an EV with an incentive of 14000$ is really a no-brainer.
In Quebec and BC... it's already done!
Quebec= - 8000$ confirmed at purchase
BC= - 5000$ confirmed at purchase
Hoping it will be resolved soon for my Ontarians neighbors, cause buying an EV with an incentive of 14000$ is really a no-brainer.
Quote from the order page
A $3,200 payment is required to place your order. Your total deposit will be non-refundable.
If cancel the order, you gonna lose 4200 dollar
Errrrrr, it’s election season, provincial workers are dropping all works on hand to prepare for elections unless it’s urgent matter
Tony_YYZ
Tezler Guru
But realistically, they can't suspend all operations in every ministry. The province still needs to run. Considering the lists in BC and QC have already been updated, it seems like a matter of Ontario dragging its feet.
That shouldn't apply to bureaucrats and public workers who are supposed to fulfill their duties in a nonpartisan fashion. I would understand though that elected officials couldn't care less about any issue except for somehow saving their own bacon.
Exactly. Ministry of Finance staff are not involved in elections preparation. Elections Ontario staff are, of course, but they will have nothing to do with EV car rebates.
Most likely, Tesla was a little late submitting the paperwork, but I’d be surprised if two weeks went by without Model 3 showing up on the list.
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