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Yesssss I love that color combo.I ordered a few hours after you and mine went from Jan-Feb to Feb-March as well. Looks like we ordered the same Blue/White 18" car!
Same here. Ordered early am and delivery said Jan- Feb. saw today and it says Feb- March. But that’s the same time frame if you place a new order right now unless that one slips after order as well.New Refreshed Model 3 ordered!
Waiting on Vin
I ordered about an hour after they updated site yesterday. Around midnight.
It initially said delivery date estimate Jan-Feb
Now just about hour ago it updated to Feb-March
Is anyone else still seeing Jan-Feb?
Can’t wait
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You can wait. Won’t delay it. The lease App is good for 60 days. Note of the $7.5k savings when leasing, fees and their interest rate eat up about half I figure on a 3 year lease. Also take at least 12k miles/year. They have raised excess mileage penalty to 25c per mile.Order date: 1-10-2024
Gray / 18” wheels / Black interior
Estimate: Feb-March 2024
Location: SoCal
I’m going to lease it. Should I wait to do the lease app until VIN is assigned? Or will that delay my delivery? I think Lease app only valid for 30 days & March delivery would be > 30 days. Don’t want to keep dinging my credit to re do it.
Note of the $7.5k savings when leasing, fees and their interest rate eat up about half I figure on a 3 year lease.
Yes- the lease payment will not change and you do indeed get 7.5k off the capitalized cost of the car. However in Tesla leases when you add various fees they charge plus the high interest rate, compared to paying cash the 7.5k savings are reduced. You still come out ahead.what do you mean by "eat up half the figure on 3 year lease"?
The $7.5k savings if factored in when you get to the final payment section and input your lease down payment, then it shows the actual monthly payment with taxes included.
This cannot change right?
I see - so you’re saying paying cash makes more sense bc you capture the full 7500 vs leasing, I’m giving up some money in form of high MF / low Residual Value built into lease etc.Yes- the lease payment will not change and you do indeed get 7.5k off the capitalized cost of the car. However in Tesla leases when you add various fees they charge plus the high interest rate, compared to paying cash the 7.5k savings are reduced. You still come out ahead.
Are you looking at LR or SR? I am looking at LR and $4500 DP or cap reduction gets me to the same payment. So I don't know how you got that figure with 0 DP.I see - so you’re saying paying cash makes more sense bc you capture the full 7500 vs leasing, I’m giving up some money in form of high MF / low Residual Value built into lease etc.
I have been leasing cars for 15 years, and many times, the lease deals I negotiate end up being better than paying cash. This is obviously not true for the avg leasing customer. And, I am not saying this to be true for this highland lease.
I will be paying $565/mo (includes all fees tax) for 36 mo. 15k miles per year. $0 down payment. That’s about $20,340 I paid to drive the car for 3 years.
If I paid cash and sold after 3 years, I doubt I the depreciation will be much less than $20,340. So, the cost of ownership may be roughly identical to a cash buyer, is my bet.
Are you looking at LR or SR? I am looking at LR and $4500 DP or cap reduction gets me to the same payment. So I don't know how you got that figure with 0 DP.
I placed an order for the Model 3 Long Range for the wife. She wants to keep her 2018. I am trying to convince her that we can get more money for the 2018 while it still has a battery warranty and before others start to upgrade and the market gets saturated with used Teslas.