ZenRockGarden
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Sedan limit is 55k. Elon made a stink about reclassifying Y to SUV so it can be 80 instead of 55
Good point. Not likely to get model X under $80k but hey, it was worth a try
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Sedan limit is 55k. Elon made a stink about reclassifying Y to SUV so it can be 80 instead of 55
It is here because people can see price drop and they can offer accordinglyWhy is is this in the For Sale section?
Give it a couple months? It’s sad for people who bought in 21 and 22 (myself included) but this “cars are appreciating assets” shtick needs to be gone. If you car is used, it’s used. Not like new, drives like new etc. Accept the fact that once a car drives off the lot it’s 20% less valuable. And if Tesla dropped new car prices, your “used” cars are going to lose even more value.Good point. Not likely to get model X under $80k but hey, it was worth a try
It is here because people can see price drop and they can offer accordingly
It is call looking after your forum members and not over paying
Ok let’s agree to disagree no point we all have our own opinionUm no, that's what this thread is for.
General chit-chat in "For Sale" threads
Mod Note: A number of posts were removed from this thread. For sale threads are not the place for debates about price or discussions about pricing formulas. Please respect the sellers and keep discussion on topic and between interested parties. This car seems reasonably priced and I wish the OP...teslamotorsclub.com
bitter much cause ur car is for sale?...This section, the For Sale section is for car sales not price discussions, there are sections for that, this is not it.
bitter much cause ur car is for sale?...
Hi everyone, I took over someone’s Tesla lease in January of this year. Since then, my job situation has changed drastically unexpectedly, and the current mileage isn’t going to work for me. Since we've exhausted Tesla's 1 lease transfer rule, does anyone have any ideas on how I can get someone to take this over somehow unofficially? I obviously don't want to be scammed since the car will still have to remain in my name, but I need to get out of this lease ASAP, and the early lease termination quote is super expensive. Any feedback would be super appreciated!
Here are the original specs:
- 2022 Model 3 Long Range AWD
- Term: 36 months (18 months remaining - lease ends on March 2, 2025)
- 10,000 miles/ year (9,850 miles remaining)
- Monthly Payment-$639.70
- Color: Red Multi-Coat with 19" Sport Wheels, Black & White Interior
Just talking off the top of my head here:
Is it possible to buy out a lease before its term? Pay Tesla for the car and become the owner rather than the leasee? If so, you could buy out the lease and sell the car rather than transfer the lease. You could use an escrow agent to protect both you and the buyer. You'd have to pay the escrow fee and probably sell below Blue Book to make up for the inconvenience to the buyer.
Again, just a thought. I have no idea if they'd allow you to buy the car outright before the end of the lease. At least that would not be as bad for Tesla as taking the car back early. So maybe they would?
My understanding is that none of the recent leases have buy outM3/MY have no lease buyout options.
M3/MY have no lease buyout options.
My understanding is that none of the recent leases have buy out
What happens if your car gets totaled? Tesla lease includes gap insurance to cover the difference between what the insurance company says the totaled car was worth vs. the total or remaining payments?M3/MY have no lease buyout options.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯What happens if your car gets totaled?
What happens if your car gets totaled?
And you are out your down payment on the leasePresumably your car is insured, and if it gets totaled the insurance company pays?
Usually the insurance company pays to buy it out, then sells the wreck in an auction to recoup some of the costs. When you say "insurance company pays", pays what to whom? Say you put down $20K on a 3 year lease for Model Y Performance. It gets totaled after you make one payment. What happens next? Do you get a replacement car for 35 months from Tesla? Do you lose your down payment plus one monthly and walk away, but if so what happens to the wreck - Tesla owns it, any penalties for returning it in pieces?Presumably your car is insured, and if it gets totaled the insurance company pays?