Yes. I actually paid £51,490. No lease. Full price.How much did you actually pay? £51,490?
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Yes. I actually paid £51,490. No lease. Full price.How much did you actually pay? £51,490?
No you dont loose it as extras dont count, only the base price of the car is taken into consideration for the goverment grantSo if you go for any LR in a colour other than white, do you lose the 3k grant? So effective that grey would now cost 4K? Ouch...
It makes the Performance look quite expensive now.
Nice work on this comprehensive analysis!Who knows what's going on really. All I know is that it can't be reassuring to see the prices ping pong like this. Tesla aren't doing themselves any favours by trying to obfuscate real pricing anyway (like how the "estimated savings" crap works).
SR+ shows as £40,490 (was £39,500), so I guess they are now including the £990 doc & delivery fee in the presented price, when they weren't before. The price at the bottom - when you select cash - remains the same.
LR shows as £46,990 (was £47,000, then £46,990 but with £990 added on after), now includes the £990 doc & delivery fee - so a £990 price drop. As with SR+ the price at bottom is the same.
P shows as £55,500, and when you click on it the price at the bottom shows £56,490 - so they're NOT including the doc & delivery fee in the presented price on that one.
I mean just lol. What on earth is going on here. I'm not convinced that Tesla don't even realise they've given the LR a £990 price drop.
And if they want the P to look cheaper than it actually is, why wouldn't you do the same with the SR+? It now just looks like it's had a £990 price hike.