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Keep in mind that Tesla needs to keep at least $15k-20k margin to throw extended warranty and cover inventory costs. My lease buyback value is $42K which is much less than street price of $70K for the similar vehicle (3 year old, 45K kilometers, MX 100D)
 
Keep in mind that Tesla needs to keep at least $15k-20k margin to throw extended warranty and cover inventory costs. My lease buyback value is $42K which is much less than street price of $70K for the similar vehicle (3 year old, 45K kilometers, MX 100D)
I have 1 month till i turn my 2016 MS in to tesla and i was just simply going to upgrade to a model X, This was a lease, but the X will be purchased. Anyways, it sounds like its more reasonable to get a quote on Carvana vs just simply turning it in, is that correct?
 
I have 1 month till i turn my 2016 MS in to tesla and i was just simply going to upgrade to a model X, This was a lease, but the X will be purchased. Anyways, it sounds like its more reasonable to get a quote on Carvana vs just simply turning it in, is that correct?


I doubt you will be able to sell more than the residual ..best is turn in the lease
 
I got $65.4 for my X on trade to Tesla. My state though only makes you pay sales tax on the net new car price (after you subtract the trade in), so that was really worth about $71k to me if someone else had given me cash.

I just found my old VIN on Tesla’s site. They started offering it for $91.5 two weeks ago but it has already fallen to $79.5 and it hasn’t sold yet. So I’m feeling pretty good about my decision to sell to Tesla, they don’t appear to be making a ton of money on this trade and I certainly had great ease trading it in to them (snap a few photos and hand over the keys).
 
I got $65.4 for my X on trade to Tesla. My state though only makes you pay sales tax on the net new car price (after you subtract the trade in), so that was really worth about $71k to me if someone else had given me cash.

I just found my old VIN on Tesla’s site. They started offering it for $91.5 two weeks ago but it has already fallen to $79.5 and it hasn’t sold yet. So I’m feeling pretty good about my decision to sell to Tesla, they don’t appear to be making a ton of money on this trade and I certainly had great ease trading it in to them (snap a few photos and hand over the keys).

That is crazy! How many miles?