Took delivery today, still got 5.74% from late April application!Please let us know how it goes!
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Took delivery today, still got 5.74% from late April application!Please let us know how it goes!
That's awesome! Thanks for letting us know, and congrats on your new car!Took delivery today, still got 5.74% from late April application!
Please explain based on my numbers if you do t mind - thxnot all of your payments go to principal.
you didnt include enough information.Please explain based on my numbers if you do t mind - thx
Ya found a calculator online.you didnt include enough information.
is 85k before or after tax?
payment term? how much did you put down? etc
try using this calculator but what I mean is when you financie 85 k at 5.66% and you pay $1100, some of the money will go to interest. say ~600-700 will go to principal, rest will go to interest, so even after 8 months you principal hasnt gone down by 8800. but I am simplifying it.. but you get the pointGet the Best Prices on New Cars with Unhaggle.com
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Yesterday was 6.83% in ON - yes, high!Good morning, Wondering if anyone has applied and been approved for financing since july 1st . If so. What are the best rates being offered by Tesla in this month?
Thank you, Yes it's high! . so i can expect 6.33%Yesterday was 6.83% in ON - yes, high!
If you have a good Credit Score it can sometimes turn out to be 0.5 less than the posted "current" when you choose Loan option rate. Happened for me.
Sadly, no.I current still have loan on my M3 I got in 2019. The rate is 3.9%. I'm planning to sell my M3 and get MY. Can i transfer the 3.9% loan from RBC to my MY?
That's going to depend on your lending institution, I suppose. But my understanding has always been that the asset that you got the loan for still has to be in your possession as collateral against the amount owing. The only way to assign a new vehicle to it would be to renegotiate the loan, effectively paying out the old one with a new contract.Maybe you can maintain that loan and get a new loan for the difference?
Has anyone leased recently? Curious about:
Any other tips welcome.
- Do Tesla offer lease protection (cover for damage at lease end)?
- How is the lease return process and do Tesla handle inspection or a third party?
- Can you still not buyout the car at lease end?
- What are the interest rates and residuals - not a lot of detail on the calculator?
- I’m 99% sure the answer is yes but a lease is still valid for for iZEV right?
Well, in your contract it says that you paid the downpayment in X amount and then you and Tesla will both sign it at the spot. Plus, you'll have the copy of the bank draft which the bank gives it to you. So, don't worry about it. Done it 3 times with Tesla and had no issues.For those of you who took delivery of your cars, if you made a down payment using a bank draft, did Tesla give you a receipt for it? Tesla told me they don't give receipts. A bit nerve racking giving away a draft without any proof, other than the car of course
Not a Tesla thing. Paid off my GMC lease a couple of weeks ago and they couldn’t give me a receipt either.For those of you who took delivery of your cars, if you made a down payment using a bank draft, did Tesla give you a receipt for it? Tesla told me they don't give receipts. A bit nerve racking giving away a draft without any proof, other than the car of course