ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Well, it seems you’ve got the whole demand thing figured out, better than Tesla even. Maybe you should tell them how they got it so wrong?
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Likely in a few weeks; the dates should start slowly narrowing down as you get closer to an assigned VIN.
Physicslawyer
Member
Does this include the destination charge? A white on white MYLR would be $55,380. So, would only the white MYLR with a black interior qualify?
gx9901
Active Member
Did you check the local inventory? I don’t know where you’re located, but our local inventory shows a ton of Model Ys available for immediate delivery.
Glad I decided to do some Tesla price checks this evening! I originally ordered a MY in February of last year, but had to cancel in November due to my trade value crashing. I have been shopping for used ever since.
Now I can order a new MY for less than my original order last February? Sold!
This past year has been a roller coaster for sure with prices, demand, and wait times, and I am sure there are more to come in the months ahead.
Now I can order a new MY for less than my original order last February? Sold!
This past year has been a roller coaster for sure with prices, demand, and wait times, and I am sure there are more to come in the months ahead.
Base price is $52,990 for a MYLR currently, so you should be able to add a few extras if desired and still be under the tax credit limit. Destination and order fee are added on after, and do not count toward the vehicle price.
OMG it says January 15 - 22 now. Wow... Tesla must have tons of cars available.
Tomorrow is going to be mad rush!
Competition can be a good thing.
I didn't do too badly. I just re-priced my config and the price came to $71,990. With all the incentives I got at the end of last year plus the lower cost of FSD when I reserved, I paid just under $74k so lost around $2k but I got the free supercharging so I'll call it almost a wash.
Interesting to note that the 7-seat config cost went up $1k from $3k to $4k.
I didn't do too badly. I just re-priced my config and the price came to $71,990. With all the incentives I got at the end of last year plus the lower cost of FSD when I reserved, I paid just under $74k so lost around $2k but I got the free supercharging so I'll call it almost a wash.
Interesting to note that the 7-seat config cost went up $1k from $3k to $4k.
thesmokingman
Active Member
Yeap, they are balancing what they can give and cannot. MSM paint is not free anymore either so you've got to pick and choose carefully what to absolutely get at order and what to get after.
As a Canadian who took delivery early December, this sucks. This sucks hard. I still love the car, but if Tesla doesn't throw me/us a bone, this is my first and last Tesla. This is an indirect slap in the face for helping them achieve a great Q42024.
By the time I'm ready for a new car, the other makes, especially luxury ones, will have caught up in terms of range and autonomy, and the charging networks will be open.
By the time I'm ready for a new car, the other makes, especially luxury ones, will have caught up in terms of range and autonomy, and the charging networks will be open.
WhiteOnWhiteMY
Member
Absolutely, I feel like free FSD is 100% something they should consider for anyone who purchased at the June price increase or later. This would bring the price up to nearly what we all paid for it. Cost them nothing, artificially increases the resale value of our cars.
I picked up my MYLR on 12/30 and for the $7500 off plus 10K supercharger miles. I looked up the same arrangement today and it is about $4500 cheaper than I paid. The 10k miles is worth probably $1000 or less to me since so probably won’t use all of them in 2 years. So I paid about $3500 more than I would have if I waited.
But had you purchased at a dealer, you could have easily paid $3500 more or less than the dude in the next sales office over. Pros and cons of each model, I prefer this one, but I’m surprised they jumped the price by so much at once.
I will go to Tesla this Saturday to ask for the free FSD. I took the delivery like 14 days ago...
OxBrew
Active Member
That's about what we paid in June '21, Sept delivery. At the time I was mad I hadn't ordered earlier because it was about 3k higher than a few months prior.
Sure sucks for people who just paid top $$$. But I sort of get why they dropped it so far all at once. If they just started slowly shaving the price, fewer would jump in, waiting to see how far down they'd go.
Sure sucks for people who just paid top $$$. But I sort of get why they dropped it so far all at once. If they just started slowly shaving the price, fewer would jump in, waiting to see how far down they'd go.
I already bought FSD, at $10k CAD, not the current $20k CAD. I'm going to see if I can get the acceleration boost for free, maybe extended warranty and/or free supercharger kms. I don't have high hopes though.
thesmokingman
Active Member
Tbf, Musk hinted at price cuts at the last Twitter spaces, then they cut prices in China. And then we have been waiting to see what else... and BAM.
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