I am looking for a MYP for my mother-in-law and came across one for $65k w/FSD (before taxes/fees). It's a 2020 with March build date, and has full P package including brakes, 21", boost, and spoiler. It seems like a good deal, but wanted some opinions given the build date. It seems to have the lumbar support and radar, but don't think it has the dual pane and heat pump?
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Is this a good deal for Model Y?
- Thread starter nutterbutter
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All of that is what the performance package is supposed to have. Personally if it was for my MIL i would look for a long range y 2021 model. It would have like you mentioned the dual pane window and also upgraded interior. Better ride quality and tad bit longer range.
If you can get an early build(February-May) it should have the passenger lumbar and radar. And if you want you could get the Acceleration Boost upgrade.
If you can get an early build(February-May) it should have the passenger lumbar and radar. And if you want you could get the Acceleration Boost upgrade.
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The 8th position in the VIN should be an F for a dual motor Performance Model Y
VIN Decoder – TeslaTap
VIN Decoder – TeslaTap
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How many miles? Seems decent. Just traded my 21 w fsd in to dealer for 64.5k. 13k miles.
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With FSD? Seems like a great deal but unsure about mileage or issues.
Current auction numbers for MYLR are around $67K+ so... you are getting a great deal with FSD. What is the CarFax? Accidents? I know somebody personally who had to sell their Model Y because of the ear pressure/pain issue. It might have rattles... nobody knows with used and Tesla's QC while good... still produces some lemons.
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Is FSD worth that much to you? I got my new MYP, 2022 model year, for just a hair over that. Sure, no FSD but it’s a new car with full warranty. I’ll never understand people paying new prices for used cars.
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As far as buying used a Sept '21 Performance Model Y, with less than 5k miles is still pretty much a new car. With no federal tax credit, at this time, there is no incentive to only buy new from Tesla. The balance of the 48 month new vehicle warranty would still be active plus the 8 year/120 k mile battery warranty. If purchased from a major used vehicle chain such as CarMax you have the added protection of a 30 day return policy. (Tesla no longer has a return policy.)
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That can happen if you buy a used vehicle from someone who offered a vehicle for sale on Crgs or similar and agreed to meet in a shopping center parking lot. That won't happen with a national used vehicle company.
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@nutterbutter
I agree with @torifile. Unless it's substantially less, why not just get a new MYP at $65K vs used MYP.
And if MIL qualifies for $4.5K CVRP rebate - Sales Tax is about awash.
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