Model 3 for sale

[juicer299]

Thank you, I will cogitate...

But, also I have not claimed credit yet..basis for OP

 

[juicer299]

OP


I guess it can't hurt to try, but if you are really serious about selling, you may want to lower your price to get a quick sale. Each day you wait, your car is losing value. The supply and demand equilibrium is starting to work against you and it's going to get worse. Tesla is delivering more and more units. Once July 1 comes around, watch out. The streets of SF are going to flooded with Model 3s.

If, on the other hand, you are trying to game the system to claim your tax credit and sell the car for the same price that you paid and that one would pay for a brand new one? Well then, carry on.

Thank you, I will cogitate...But, also I have not claimed credit yet..basis for OP

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

I didnt wait 2 years, I waited two month??Given a reservation by my office. I have not utilized the rebate, it would be available to the buyer--hence the pricing to all the OP haters on here!!EAD

The Federal tax credit wouldn't be available to the buyer. Only _you_ can claim it as the first title-holder. (https://www.irs.gov/businesses/plug-in-electric-vehicle-credit-irc-30-and-irc-30d) You are still entitled to claim it as long as you didn't purchase the car with intention to sell.

The CVRP rebate wouldn't be available to the buyer since the vehicle is not new. Only _you_ could have claimed it as the first title-holder. (https://cleanvehiclerebate.org/eng/eligibility-guidelines, https://arb.ca.gov/bluebook/bb11/veh/veh-430.htm)

 

[McRat]

I didnt wait 2 years, I waited two month??Given a reservation by my office. I have not utilized the rebate, it would be available to the buyer--hence the pricing to all the OP haters on here!!EAD

No. Only the original buyer in California gets the $7500 fed and $2500 state credit. All that is left is the small Utility credit, which can be applied to used cars.

A new black 3LR/PUP w/AP in California is just under $49,000 after all taxes and rebates.

Good luck with the sale.

If what folk suggest is true, there will about double the number of Model 3's on the road come August. So move quick.

 

[chronopc]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but depreciation on cars is still a thing, right?

 

[McRat]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but depreciation on cars is still a thing, right?

When demand exceeds supply, cars can appreciate. Look at 918 prices, Dodge Demons, Ford GTs. Not a guarantee, but it can happen.

They are going to make so many Model 3's that supply will exceed demand. But because of the delay, the demand is actually increasing right now.

 

[chronopc]

When demand exceeds supply, cars can appreciate. Look at 918 prices, Dodge Demons, Ford GTs. Not a guarantee, but it can happen.

They are going to make so many Model 3's that supply will exceed demand.

Car Max says the car is worth $42k.

 

[McRat]

I understand that cars do appreciate, but usually not when it's still in production.

Car Max says the car is worth $42k.

Best I can tell Carmax has few if any Teslas, and no Model 3's. But their search engine is terrible.

 

[Zorg]

This price was possible 3 months ago. Seller is now $10k over market...

 

[chronopc]

This price was possible 3 months ago. Seller is now $10k over market...

So the car is worth more now that there are more of them?

 

[juicer299]

so I should be asking in the 53-54 K range?

 

[juicer299]

thank you for everyone's input and advice

 

[Zorg]

so I should be asking in the 53-54 K range?

Does not hurt to try.

 

[slipnslider]

WHere do you get 10k from? CA no longer offer rebate, only Federal which I cant claim until next year anywat

Where did you hear CA's rebate is gone?

 

[chronopc]

Where did you hear CA's rebate is gone?

I just applied for it so I can confirm that it's definitely not gone. There is an income threshold though.

 

[juicer299]

I just applied for it so I can confirm that it's definitely not gone. There is an income threshold though.

maybe thats why it was gone for me..