Has anyone tried using the Cars.com loan vs lease calculator. I filled in the numbers for both the loan vs lease (based on the numbers tesla gave me). They didnt give me the money factor but I played with it till I got the monthly payment to the same price. Cost to own would be a little over $4k more for the lease. I keep going back on forth with leasing vs buying and need to make a decision soon. My X is in paint, so I would think 3-4 weeks before I get it?
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Model X Financing questions
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0.00232 or about 5.5%. The real money factor might be lower, I had them role in the sales tax which is 6.25% and you pay the full amount in Texas.
Start off by opening a checking account to become a member, it doesn't require any human interaction.
Once a member, they won't ask for verification so applying for the auto loan will be a breeze.
Yes I have, thanks. I am leaning towards buying but my wife is more towards leasing now. I think we are getting to hung up about the value of the car in 36 months. I still think if we buy we would end up a few grand ahead compared to leasing. We drive about 15k and I would like to black out our chrome and powder coat the wheels. Black out the car with white interior.
dwebb66
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If I am not mistaken, I believe the RVG is 50% of the base price, and 43% of all options (including battery pack upgrades).
Diavel
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Im getting mine all black with white seats...
I may actually name my x darth oreo!!!
Diavel
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I think I'm a little more confused now. So is leasing better? I'm in California too and was opting to buy. Wanted to use sec. 179 but I would have to get. A business loan and interest rates on those are higher than the 1.49% 6 years I'm getting.
Diavel
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Hmm... If that is the case then that's great. I'm already so upset that California is one of the handful of states that don't allow bonus depreciation and heavily limits sec. 179 use to a measly $25,000.
ModelS8794
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Apologies if I missed it upthread, but did you post any details on where you found 1.49% financing for 72 months? Would like to review that one, thanks!
Diavel
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I didn't post it. I may still try lightstream to beat this and get an unsecured loan but it's through School's first credit union. Unfortunately it is pretty difficult to sign up with them. You need to have a family member in the education system. My sister was a TA almost 2 decades ago and got in. They used to be called Orange County Teachers Federal Credit Union or OCTFCU.
They are amazing by the way. Penfed is good too and much easier to join
They are amazing by the way. Penfed is good too and much easier to join
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ModelS8794
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Gotcha, thanks much. At 5 years the EnergyFCU deal for 1.83% - .75% EV discount seems the way to go (though lots of folks seem to be looking for 100% financing which I don't think the EnergyFCU can do). I will see if Lightstream will top that by another .10 or if they punt on the .75% EV thing as a non-publicized rate or something like that.
FYI you might wanna edit the post upthread where you say 6 years.
Cheers!
Diavel
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ssq
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Hi All, I am new to this thread and have not gone through all the offers and rates that have been discussed - just wanted to chime in quick and mention that DCU does 1.49% APR (1.74 -0.25% EV discount) for up to 120%. Working with them is as easy as sending couple of emails and simple forms online.
Vehicle Loan Rates | DCU | Massachusetts | New Hampshire. I currently have a 1.74% 65 mo with them on an ICE.
Vehicle Loan Rates | DCU | Massachusetts | New Hampshire. I currently have a 1.74% 65 mo with them on an ICE.
ssq
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somebody has their priorities called out in CAPS !!Your sheet does offer a SEX SEAT option where as mine only has the SIX SEAT option... I can see why people would pay more for that
They don't fold you know that right.. ?
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