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And you didn’t say how much was that?nd the lease cost for this new one is very competetive.
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And you didn’t say how much was that?nd the lease cost for this new one is very competetive.
I would never send anyone to pick up the car. You NEED to go there yourself, you NEED to check the car. As it regards the insurance, if you are on the same policy as mine, it reads : "Anyone with my permission"!Hello trying to organise my model 3 delivery or collection. Can another person collect car for me? Who is on insurance and is in same household?
I trust my brother who has a Tesla X and knows about checking. Hopefully he can accept delivery as same householdI would never send anyone to pick up the car. You NEED to go there yourself, you NEED to check the car. As it regards the insurance, if you are on the same policy as mine, it reads : "Anyone with my permission"!
But I would never let anyone else collect my car. I need to check/inspect and make sure everything it is to my liking.
This may be useful GitHub - mykeln/teslaprep: A comprehensive guide on buying and owning a TeslaI trust my brother who has a Tesla X and knows about checking. Hopefully he can accept delivery as same household
Yes, £25K is high for a 3 year old lease vehicle and Tesla will buy that for around 19K. Effectively you are paying around 5K extra. Even if you ignore that - by the time you decide to sell you would have exhausted your warranty and have to sell for pea nuts. I think if you want to run the vehicle for ever then buy the lease one and run this to the ground, so you don’t waste any money on a new car.Hi apologies if this doesn't fit here but I have a Model 3 long range 2021 that is leased via my company due to be returned to the leasing company (ALD) next month. Given the increased costs of leasing a new one I asked for a quote to extend the lease by 1 year and it's come back as an additional £120 per month, which whilst cheaper than a new Model 3, is more than I was expecting.
I have subsequently asked for a quote to buy the vehicle outright, which apparently I can only do personally or via another business. The party selling on behalf of the leasing co (BCA) says its a discounted price and having searched online it does seem pretty good to me (£25k - 28k miles on the clock).
Has anyone bought their ex business lease vehicle and was the transfer via Tesla okay in terms of warranty? Anything else to consider? I'm tempted to do this with the remaining warranty on both the battery and the car left, but am unsure if I'm missing anything. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for this. Just to clarify - the quote is for the car that I've had since it was new. It's got 28k on the clock and the price is £25k. On the Tesla website they are selling 2 M3 LR with 50/60k on the clock for £28/29k - so on that basis I thought it seemed a good deal? Other second hand car dealers were similar online.Yes, £25K is high for a 3 year old lease vehicle and Tesla will buy that for around 19K. Effectively you are paying around 5K extra. Even if you ignore that - by the time you decide to sell you would have exhausted your warranty and have to sell for pea nuts. I think if you want to run the vehicle for ever then buy the lease one and run this to the ground, so you don’t waste any money on a new car.
Or go for a new one - Model Y 24 month lease comes to only £390 no deposit and the PCP still has 1.8APR. Ditch the ALD and go for Tesla PCP with CF/Blackhorse and go for the Y before they bring int he new Y.
I meant if you sell the car to Tesla (just assume it is cash purchase) they will offer you around 19k. I understand you want to buy your business lease car - not sure how much it costs - after paying your 3-4 year lease plus 25k. That’s what I meant expensive if you compare a new 3 or Y.It's got 28k on the clock and the price is £25k. On the Tesla website they are selling 2 M3 LR with 50/60k on the clock for £28/29k -
The price of the car isn't the payment.
Tesla isn't responsible for third-party financing, especially since the cost of financing is dependent on the credit worthiness of the applicant.
I've done somthing similar on a different car but for peace of mind I paid the finance company directly and they paid the remaining balance at the same time. Then get confirmation from the finance company nothing is owned on the vehicle.Anybody help with a perspective purchase private sale
but when I ran the vcheck it’s on Tesla finance 18 months into a 4 year plan direct from Tesla
is that a no no as it’s under finance or is it a done thing ,i pay him he pays of finance he is picking up a new one on Tuesday which he was trading In the car for thanks
Thank youI've done somthing similar on a different car but for peace of mind I paid the finance company directly and they paid the remaining balance at the same time. Then get confirmation from the finance company nothing is owned on the vehicle.
I believe when I did this I chose the first option on the list it was something Tesla Personal Contract Hire. I had to get an adjustment to the account too as the finance numbers where bit adding up as I went through the application.Hi, I left a deposit on Tesla last night for a bog standard white standard range model y, the one that Tesla advertise available for PCH of 9 months up front + 36 months at £399.
However when I go to the ordering section to select finance, of "Lease" then "contract hire" the options are "Lex Auto lease" or "Self arranged financing" and so I choose Lex Auto lease as I assume thats the right one.. it comes.up to go through Black Horse finance and states £5931 + 35 payments of £659???
Have I done something wrong somewhere? I feel a bit mis sold already as that's an enormous difference in price. can't find anywhere to find the £399 deal to apply for.
If it's credit rating related even pre application, that's confusing too because i'm a relatively high earner with excellent credit rating.
Anyone have any advice ?
That was one of my many issues, I had to phone Tesla up to get them to reset the finance option in the app.Hi, I left a deposit on Tesla last night for a bog standard white standard range model y, the one that Tesla advertise available for PCH of 9 months up front + 36 months at £399.
However when I go to the ordering section to select finance, of "Lease" then "contract hire" the options are "Lex Auto lease" or "Self arranged financing" and so I choose Lex Auto lease as I assume thats the right one.. it comes.up to go through Black Horse finance and states £5931 + 35 payments of £659???
Have I done something wrong somewhere? I feel a bit mis sold already as that's an enormous difference in price. can't find anywhere to find the £399 deal to apply for.
If it's credit rating related even pre application, that's confusing too because i'm a relatively high earner with excellent credit rating.
Anyone have any advice ?