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HankLloydRight
No Roads
There are endless posts, videos, and webpages about this. I'd suggest you research it a bit yourself.
If someone came to a Tesla forum to sell their car, you judge them by post count? If you’re not looking for what they are selling, then pass it by, if you are but it’s priced high, make an offer or pass it by. There’s too many a$&holes that cruise marketplace forums with their only intent being trashing sellers and/or their item, or seeing if they can steal something way under value by shaming someone for their price. You only get that type behavior from cowards who wouldn’t ever do that in an “at arms length” negotiation.
Take that for what it’s worth as my very first post here.
Looking for guidance here before posting. I was thinking $44000 for a 2018 Model S 100D with FSD, Lifetime Connectivity. Pearl White on Black Carbon Fiber interior. MCU2, AP3, FSD Beta. 77000 Miles. Brand New wheels/tires 10k miles ago from Brand New Raven Model S. Pricing for a fast sale.
Looking for guidance here, buying a model 3 from a local person(CA), she had a lien which she paid off but it’s taking too long for the title to arrive. Allegedly, the lien holder (bank) has sent over the title release info to dmv but it’s only been 3 business days since they received the payoff amount from the seller. Can we go to the dmv without a title but a lien release doc and attempt to transfer the title?
Does the dmv have the capability to check in their system that the title is clear of any liens?
What’s the worst-case scenario?
Has anyone attempted this?
There are no trust issues between the buyer and seller.
Does the dmv have the capability to check in their system that the title is clear of any liens?
What’s the worst-case scenario?
Has anyone attempted this?
There are no trust issues between the buyer and seller.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
Tesla Cuts US Model S and X Prices for Third Time This Year
- Flagship Model S now starts at $84,990 after $5,000 cut
- Company trimmed $1,000 to $5,000 off its full lineup
MMR from March 31/2023 before the price cut.
2023 TESLA MODEL 3 2WD 4D SEDAN BASE MMR $39,900 (+200)
2023 TESLA MODEL 3 AWD 4D SEDAN PERFORMANCE BASE MMR $40,300 (-100)
2023 TESLA MODEL Y 4D SUV LONG RANGE BASE MMR $53,700 (+0)
2023 TESLA MODEL Y 4D SUV PERFORMANCE $48,500 (+0)
2023 TESLA MODEL X 4D SUV BASE MMR $94,300 (-700)
2022 TESLA MODEL 3 2WD 4D SEDAN BASE MMR $36,600 (+$200)
2022 TESLA MODEL 3 AWD 4D SEDAN LONG RANGE BASE MMR $42.500 (-$100)
2022 TESLA MODEL 3 AWD 4D SEDAN PERFORMANCE BASE MMR $45,900 (+$900)
2022 TESLA MODEL Y 4D SUV LONG RANGE BASE MMR $47,900 (+$700)
2022 TESLA MODEL Y 4D SUV PERFORMANCE BASE MMR $54,200 (+$1100)
2021 TESLA MODEL 3 2WD 4D SEDAN BASE MMR $34,600 (+$0)
2021 TESLA MODEL 3 AWD 4D SEDAN LONG RANGE BASE MMR $37,400 (+$300)
2021 TESLA MODEL 3 AWD 4D SEDAN PERFORMANCE BASE MMR $40,200 (+$0)
2021 TESLA MODEL Y 4D SUV LONG RANGE BASE MMR $45,500 (+$200)
2021 TESLA MODEL Y 4D SUV PERFORMANCE BASE MMR $46,100 (+$1100)
2020 TESLA MODEL X 4D SUV LONG RANGE PLUS BASE MMR $58,000 (-$1300)
2020 TESLA MODEL X 4D SUV PERFORMANCE BASE MMR $65,800 (+$700)
2017 TESLA MODEL S AWD 4D SEDAN 100D BASE MMR $34,400 (-$4300)
Manheim Market Report. Only accessible if you have a dealer's license (which I do not but have a friend who does). The above numbers are from Leasehckr post.
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zoomer0056
Active Member
How low will the prices go .... and what are the right target prices? The lower they go, the more cars will be sold ... up to a point. A point of equilibrium between demand, manufacturing capacity and price.
Super_Popular
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ZenRockGarden
Active Member
Model S LR is starting to be an interesting value as it tries to reach below the $80k tax-rebate limit
Not there yet, but if it did close the gap that'd be a lot of car for the money
Not there yet, but if it did close the gap that'd be a lot of car for the money
It does directly and immediately affect used cars that are for sale. Not good for sellers, but good for buyers.
Give it a couple weeks.
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
This section, the For Sale section is for car sales not price discussions, there are sections for that, this is not it.
Huntfortelsa
Member
Sedan limit is 55k. Elon made a stink about reclassifying Y to SUV so it can be 80 instead of 55
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