Much of my typical driving doesn't lend itself to autopilot, so I didn't get it either. If there's another sale at $1,500-$2,000 I'm in.
However, my theory is that in all likelihood, I'll trade my car into Tesla for another one in 3 years or so. By that point, I think basic autopilot will either have been deeply discounted or updated for free as FSD takes over and it stops making sense to design software around an ever-decreasing percentage of non-autopilot enabled vehicles. Even if that doesn't happen, my sense is that Tesla will be more interested in my condition/mileage/hardware specs - things that can't be easily changed. It's an interesting question: It's easy to say that they'd pay less for a car without autopilot, BUT - I also doubt they would pay MORE for a car with autopilot when they could easily add it for free.