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:)Follow up on Price Reduction: I spoke with my OA and with Delivery Specialist regarding the price reduction. It was confirmed since I have not taken delivery of the MX I would get the price reduction. Of course, that is great news. Now I have to be sure those savings appear on the delivery paper work, nevertheless, $3K savings is good at this point.
 
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So here is my deal.
I was looking to order Model X 75D with premium package and autopilot, sub zero weather and 1.5 weeks ago I went to test drive model x in Chicago. Instead of custom build, I opted to go for New Inventory model that fitted my needs. So I reserved it with 2500 down and scheduled my delivery for upcoming Wednesday. Cost with showroom discount last week was 95K after 10K showroom discount. I still have not taken delivery but today I read somewhere about price change so decided to look at my order specs and I now see a hefty 40K showroom discount under my order. I have read about prices being updated automatically with discounts but I did not expect that big of change but I will gladly take it.

Model X 75D
Including $7,500.00 Federal Tax Credit All-Wheel Drive

EXTERIOR

Pearl White Multi-Coat Paint 20" Silver Wheels

INTERIOR

Black
Carbon Fiber Upgrade Front Console
Black Alcantara Headliner Six Seat Interior

CHARGING

Free Supercharging

OPTIONS

Enhanced Autopilot Premium Upgrades Package Smart Air Suspension

Documentation Fee Destination Fee Referral
Showroom Discount

Price was 95K after 10K showroom discount but now that discount has changed to 40K bringing the cost to new 63K before tax credit.
 
I was at a showroom in NJ to book Model X 75D - same specs as you - They dont seem to have the 40K Showroom discount; Is there anything that will help me get this discount? Thanks

The $40K and $96K discounts up thread were glitches - they were not real discounts. Occasionally we will see a demo/showroom/loaner car go with a discount approaching (and sometimes, rarely, exceeding) $40,000, but those are cars that typically have older technology (AP1) and a couple thousand miles (or more). They are not brand new cars.

Unfortunately, we can't walk into a showroom and just get $40,000 off. It would be nice if we could!
 
Price was 95K after 10K showroom discount but now that discount has changed to 40K bringing the cost to new 63K before tax credit.

You've got to be joking :eek:

When I was at our local Tesla store three weeks ago, I specifically asked about these rumored "showroom discounts", especially as their invitation stated that they wanted to present their current showroom offerings at a discount. The discounts on showroom cars were between 1K and 5K, even for older cars. Nowhere near five digit discounts and nothing particularly interesting. The store manager said with conviction that Tesla doesn't do discounts like that, clearly indicating that whoever says they are must be lying.
Now I don't say I don't believe you. But at least on this side of the pond, discounts of such proportions are unheard of.
 
They are rare. In my case it took a discontinued trim and option packages, plus a price book change, and the car sitting for a few months. That got it up there. Only a handful of people at the local store got deals like that, because there were only so many cars like that in inventory.

Edit: here is an example of a 90D with a discount over $20,000. Very similar to my car. Model X 90D 5YJXCDE20HF043659 | Tesla
 
You've got to be joking :eek:

When I was at our local Tesla store three weeks ago, I specifically asked about these rumored "showroom discounts", especially as their invitation stated that they wanted to present their current showroom offerings at a discount. The discounts on showroom cars were between 1K and 5K, even for older cars. Nowhere near five digit discounts and nothing particularly interesting. The store manager said with conviction that Tesla doesn't do discounts like that, clearly indicating that whoever says they are must be lying.
Now I don't say I don't believe you. But at least on this side of the pond, discounts of such proportions are unheard of.

That particular discount is unheard of too. At 63K you could have purchased it and turned around almost immediately sold it for at least 10K more at wholesale.If this was achieved - well done!!