RedWhite19
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Couldn’t you have just wrapped it for that price? Granted, you wouldn’t get the white seats but still.Too much, about 6k plus 7k tax. I’m in California so we don’t save on tax when trading in.
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Couldn’t you have just wrapped it for that price? Granted, you wouldn’t get the white seats but still.Too much, about 6k plus 7k tax. I’m in California so we don’t save on tax when trading in.
I completely understand having to sell at a loss but I'm not sure what new MYP you're buying for 61k unless you aren't getting FSD or paying destination and handling fees... It bases at 61k before any options and before destination and handling fees. Once you add FSD into the mix you're at 72-75k depending on which color you get and if you get the tow hitch.It just seems like you're going to have to pony up a lot of money just to switch colors. You WILL have to sell your current car at a loss, and repay all the taxes/registration (speaking simply from a California state). No one is going to purchase your used MYP above retail just because you want to recoup all the taxes and fees. I will never buy a used MYP for 70k. I'd rather buy a new MYP at 61k + tax + registration.
Hmmm that is still way more than I'd be willing to lose for a color change but that isn't near as bad as the trade in quotes I've gotten. Got a quote of 50k from vroom which is even worse than the 58k Tesla offered.Too much, about 6k plus 7k tax. I’m in California so we don’t save on tax when trading in.
Right I’m just talking about base price just to keep it simple. You can add in FSD if you want, it doesn’t change much of the concept, which is you can’t factor in the taxes and fees when you’re trying to sell it as a used car at a price above retail. I mean you can, just finding that buyer is tough because like I mentioned, they’d rather buy new at that point.I completely understand having to sell at a loss but I'm not sure what new MYP you're buying for 61k unless you aren't getting FSD or paying destination and handling fees... It bases at 61k before any options and before destination and handling fees. Once you add FSD into the mix you're at 72-75k depending on which color you get and if you get the tow hitch.
oh sure.Right I’m just talking about base price just to keep it simple. You can add in FSD if you want, it doesn’t change much of the concept, which is you can’t factor in the taxes and fees when you’re trying to sell it as a used car at a price above retail. I mean you can, just finding that buyer is tough because like I mentioned, they’d rather buy new at that point.
I factored in getting approved for california cvap 5k grant, 1k edison rebate, and at the time of purchase they had the 1500 clean fuel rebate. So it helped offset the price difference enough for me to take the hit. Also going from 2020 to 2021 for the minor updates.Couldn’t you have just wrapped it for that price? Granted, you wouldn’t get the white seats but still.
Ahh, that’s nice. You’re with Edison, I’m with LADWP and we don’t get squat, lol.I factored in getting approved for california cvap 5k grant, 1k edison rebate, and at the time of purchase they had the 1500 clean fuel rebate. So it helped offset the price difference enough for me to take the hit. Also going from 2020 to 2021 for the minor updates.
I got a blue MY and I regret it. I wish I got red. I'm wondering if anyone has ever owned a Tesla and realized you bought the wrong color and traded in/did something to get a different color? I almost wish I could just find someone to trade with.
Anyway, if I did end up selling and rebuying, what happens to the taxes/registration I already paid? Do I have to repay it? It would never make sense to sell, even if I could get what I paid for the car, if I have to repay taxes (8k).
Exactly! If one is so unhappy they can always wrap the car.Also, let's say you did trade in the car for a different color, how do you know you won't change your mind again?
Yes it's a first world problem as are all of the posts on this entire site for the most part. That doesn't diminish the fact that I am regretful of the color I chose...This whole I wish my car was red and not blue or vice versa is kind of silly. There are a lot of people who would be happy to get a Tesla in dog poop brown if that’s just so the color it came in. First world problems....
Be happy you have a badass car.
Yea buddy but you shouldn’t have any regrets! Life is too short. I’m trying to show you support in that you made a great decision- regardless of which color. Was just trying to play devils advocate.Yes it's a first world problem as are all of the posts on this entire site for the most part. That doesn't diminish the fact that I am regretful of the color I chose...
You are so correct!Color of the car is one of the least important things for me. For most of the time, I either sit inside the car and cannot see the color, or the car sits charging in the garage and I cannot see the color. I would not pay extra for any color (or for getting it changed).
Tesla offered you $58K on a trade in? When was that? I have 3K mi, and the car is awesome, but too big for me. I sold my 3 to my daughter and when I stand by it, I just feel like hugging its compact little self.Hmmm that is still way more than I'd be willing to lose for a color change but that isn't near as bad as the trade in quotes I've gotten. Got a quote of 50k from vroom which is even worse than the 58k Tesla offered.
Get it wrapped - You get a much broader choice of colors (and even glossy versus matte finish). It will cost less than trading your car in. Protect the paint if you ever want to revert. Also your car can be one of a kind!I got a blue MY and I regret it. I wish I got red. I'm wondering if anyone has ever owned a Tesla and realized you bought the wrong color and traded in/did something to get a different color? I almost wish I could just find someone to trade with.
Anyway, if I did end up selling and rebuying, what happens to the taxes/registration I already paid? Do I have to repay it? It would never make sense to sell, even if I could get what I paid for the car, if I have to repay taxes (8k).
About 5 days ago.Tesla offered you $58K on a trade in? When was that? I have 3K mi, and the car is awesome, but too big for me. I sold my 3 to my daughter and when I stand by it, I just feel like hugging its compact little self.
That's probably what I'll end up doing in the long run.Get it wrapped - You get a much broader choice of colors (and even glossy versus matte finish). It will cost less than trading your car in. Protect the paint if you ever want to revert. Also your car can be one of a kind!
As you shouldn’t!I think it helps to see the different colors in person. I was pretty dead set on getting MSM until I saw both the MSM and pearl white in person. The showroom had the white, and our test drive vehicle was gray. The white with the black wheels just looked much better than gray with black wheels. I ended up switching the configuration after seeing them both in person and couldn't be happier. I know it's a common configuration, but I'm not going to let others dictate what I want.