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YesCarvana offering 57k for my 2021 Blue LR Model Y with Geminis. Is it a good deal?
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YesCarvana offering 57k for my 2021 Blue LR Model Y with Geminis. Is it a good deal?
We just sold our 2019 mid range 42k miles for $34,500on the cusp of buying a used tesla, White, 19" 2018 Model 3...but 87,000 miles all freeway, Car is in amazing condition, also has Enhanced Auto Pilot...for $37,000 is that a good price in this mental market, KBB says $33,000 and a few other car buying sites are offering $35,000 for it.
Thoughts? i plan to keep it for a really long time.
When new vehicles are becoming plentiful again, used prices will fall. This timeline is unknown. So far no progress has been visible.When do you guys think the used car prices will come down? All these prices are getting out of hands and I do think people are starting to realize it. A few weeks ago, no matter what price carvana/vroom would post for a car, it would get sold. Slowly, they started increasing the price - and now they have a bunch available for purchase that have been there for the past few days. When is it going to shift back to this-makes-sense-for-a-used-car price??
Crap really? Lol damn. Okay so with the miles I should be looking at around $35 ish.We just sold our 2019 mid range 42k miles for $34,500
A used car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Timing has more to do with it than anything. How fast does someone need a car, and how fast does someone need to sell one.Crap really? Lol damn. Okay so with the miles I should be looking at around $35 ish.
Lol yes that seems to be the going theme of the market right now. I’m more focused on what the cost “should be” if the market wasn’t bonkers right bonkers right now. And how much over that am I comfortable paying.A used car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Timing has more to do with it than anything. How fast does someone need a car, and how fast does someone need to sell one.
The market is exactly that, what people are willing and comfortable paying. Take a close look at "the market", it is not exactly what everyone is thinking. "The market" for Teslas is up, but this is not a free for all for sellers. There are plenty of Teslas that have been listed and are not selling.Lol yes that seems to be the going theme of the market right now. I’m more focused on what the cost “should be” if the market wasn’t bonkers right bonkers right now. And how much over that am I comfortable paying.
I understand that. And yes I’ve been following for the past month. I guess to be more specific what are dealers (carmax, zoom,) etc used to pay. They are the sole reason the market is jacked up. Private party would not pay these insane prices, it’s hard to haggle with someone when we compete against a place that cuts you a check in 20min.The market is exactly that, what people are willing and comfortable paying. Take a close look at "the market", it is not exactly what everyone is thinking. "The market" for Teslas is up, but this is not a free for all for sellers. There are plenty of Teslas that have been listed and are not selling.
I agree, though something is wierd with those online buyers. I would imagine they are not going to sell most of those cars at a profit. I remember ready a conversation about how their loses will be substantial.It's almost like the housing market, a lot of houses are being purchased by Corp. and hedge funds. It's definitely a weird time to buy a car.I understand that. And yes I’ve been following for the past month. I guess to be more specific what are dealers (carmax, zoom,) etc used to pay. They are the sole reason the market is jacked up. Private party would not pay these insane prices, it’s hard to haggle with someone when we compete against a place that cuts you a check in 20min.
They are making a profit, they wouldn’t do it if not. But it’s only $1000-$2000, dealers a fueled by the people’s desperation right now. Like you said if someone will pay it. Unfortunately even this forums market followed suit. Why were seeing so many disgruntled buyers. Used to be a place to find a great deal below market.I agree, though something is wierd with those online buyers. I would imagine they are not going to sell most of those cars at a profit. I remember ready a conversation about how their loses will be substantial.It's almost like the housing market, a lot of houses are being purchased by Corp. and hedge funds. It's definitely a weird time to buy a car.
You can always transfer to someone elseCarvana is offering me $39,293 for my 2020 basic M3 SR+ with 10k. I'd sell it today if my wife didn't need it for a short road trip mid October. Our Nissan Leaf Plus isn't going to cut it for that trip. So I put my $100 down last week (good timing, right) aiming for a January delivery of basically the same car. So hopefully the used car prices hold until then. Who knows, maybe I get a Federal (US) EV tax credit to boot. Worst case, I'm out $100. Best case looks pretty good.
Curious what other curve balls there could be. Mixed feeling about the LFP battery rumors. What does the hive mind think? $100 wager dumb?
How does that work? I had heard that was a possibility, but Tesla's website says reservations are non-transferable. I'm clearly missing something.You can always transfer to someone else