ucmndd
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I’m in Fremont today and based on the number of car carriers we’ve passed on the freeway loaded with Model 3s I’m thinking that’s not the case just yet.
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Discussion: Model 3 Price reductions - Jan / April / Oct 2023 and all other pricing discussions
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Good to know. Thanks for sharing! Tesla Info is showing just over a thousand cars now so it did go back up from when I posted earlier.
Well, a $35,090 new inventory posted near me so I finally pulled the trigger. Might be the car that holds us over until the CT order comes.
If they decide to do the Highland switch aligned with the 2024 model year (which would make sense, since regulated aspects like EPA economy will be changed), then they may be running 2023 model year production to the last day of calendar year 2023 and then doing the switchover at the beginning of calendar year 2024.
For those buying new Model 3 cars now, are you getting 2023 or 2024 model year cars? (VIN 10th character = P for 2023, R for 2024)
Ended up changing my spec (had to pay another order fee) to MSM/white interior with 19 inch wheels. Price was only $37,430. It was listed as a demo vehicle but only has 10 miles. I would assume it’s a showroom/floor model. Although it shows that the limited warranty is until December 2027 which means that the car was “placed in used” this month. That definitely makes me feel more confident about the condition of the car. I’m wondering what else could get it labeled as a demo?
It sure looks that way doesn’t it. Curren inventory on Tesla-Info shows over 1,100 M3 available now.
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Cars damaged in transport beyond a certain value can’t be sold as “new” so the “demo” label is often used as a workaround. Ask your SA for a repair history and then inspect carefully before delivery. Usually it’s body damage that triggers this so it should be pretty straightforward to inspect.
So far it doesn't seem like any have been discounted lower than the $35,090 price. Has anyone seen any lower than that? I ended up purchasing at that price so I should just stop looking but I can't help myself....
I figure if it's significantly lower, I could lose the $250 and still save more if a bigger discounted inventory model shows up. Not likely though...
I figure if it's significantly lower, I could lose the $250 and still save more if a bigger discounted inventory model shows up. Not likely though...
Good to know. Best case scenario would be that it was designated as a demo but they decided to just sell it for EOY!
ucmndd
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It’s December 24. They only want to sell at this price if you take delivery by 12/31 and you have 72 hours from the time they tell you it’s ready to pick it up.
Time is running out, prices aren’t going lower. If you’re sitting on the fence, best jump now.
I think so too. That's why I finally got one when the $35,090 price popped near by. I just don't see it coming much (if at all) lower than that. It's a great deal at that price.
did inventory replenish in CA for $35k inventory option?
Or has $35k inventory depleted most everywhere?
Looks like it, and at this point, unless one pops up that's near by you and available for immediate pickup, you may not get delivery in time. I purchased mine back on the 21st and I'm still waiting for delivery. I assume I'll get it before the end of the week, at least I'm really hoping so. lol
Same. The car I ordered was marked as “Available for Immediate Pickup” so I scheduled for 12/23. SA calls me and says the car is actually currently sitting in Chicago and they’re working with logistics. Pending an update today but I’m really counting on delivery by 12/31…. Thankfully Chicago is only a 6 hour drive so I can’t see how it wouldn’t make it here this week.
My daughter placed her order today for a black RWD for $36 and change
Scheduled pick up is Friday
Scheduled pick up is Friday
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