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Looking to purchase my first Tesla.
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Knightshade
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I mean... brand new ones after the tax credit are cheaper... unless you either don't qualify for the credit, or that 2022 has FSD and other options on it?
electrikcuban
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As multiple people have said, Brand new with zero miles is either 41k (after destination fee), or 41k minus 7500 if you qualify for the tax credit.
Either with or without the tax credit, a new one seems to be a better deal. If you qualify for the tax credit, the new one is actually pretty much the same price (as your proposed vehicle with 44k miles on it in about a years time.
TL ; DR = No, I dont think its a good deal and I doubt many others would think so either. It would have to be like 10k cheaper for me to think it was a good deal.
Gauss Guzzler
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The problem is that for any non-Tesla, the only way to "research the cost" is to spend the entire afternoon at a dealership and actually purchase the car before they will even tell you the price. So unless someone has bought a Tesla before, they likely don't know that the price is listed right on the website, and people shopping for used cars don't typically check the manufacturer's website, and don't typically cross-shop against new models of the same car.
New one also has warranty. The used one does too, but it will expire sooner.
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