Tesla typically have bunch of cars with same configuration, they will only show one in the inventory but likely they have more.
Tesla is going to struggle this quarter to sell due to economic conditions. I would wait till year end.
-
Want to remove ads? Register an account and login to see fewer ads, and become a Supporting Member to remove almost all ads.
Model Year 2024 Model Y
- Thread starter Vistan
- Start date
Tesla is going to struggle this quarter to sell due to economic conditions. I would wait till year end.
incrediwoah
Member
November
However, this year Tesla appears to have a substantial inventory so 2024s may not show on the street for a bit.
lol is there a reason I shouldn't care? Always a chance Tesla drops prices further in the next few years and I suddenly get the option to buy after the lease end. Also no idea if 2024's might decide to have some of the upgrades I've seen floating around...
If Tesla drops prices in the future, and they allow lease buyouts, the price changes wouldn’t be seen by you. Your residual would be contractually set at the time of lease signing. So if Tesla drops their prices, your residual would be higher since it was set based off the initial higher price. You’d be better off buying or leasing a new Tesla at the lower price point than buying your lease out.
Which upgrades are those? Don't count on getting anything until you see it confirmed that someone actually has it. Even then, a particular run of cars may NOT have them. Things don't work sequentially in Teslaland...
Nah man. 2026 should have Hover Mode perfected by then, powered by a mini Fusion reactor.I think I'm waiting for the 2025 model, it should have a flux generator and be completely transparent at the push of a button
Did you mean "flux capacitor"? They're available right now at O'Reilly Auto Parts.I think I'm waiting for the 2025 model, it should have a flux generator and be completely transparent at the push of a button
davenlei
Member
As far as I know, all Model Y leases are closed end contracts (mine is) and they will not let you buy it after (at least not as a lease buyout from your contract). I was warned that Tesla will not let me buy the car after the lease due to other business channels they are planning to move those vehicles to.Just assigned my MY Long Range VIN today and it's a 2023 (10th digit is P). Might push back until I get a 2024 but it's a lease so not sure if it makes a difference...
*Edited to note I'm taking delivery of a US based MY just in case my profile location confuses anyone
They used to on the S and X. Bought out my 2019 Model S lease in 2022. No one could have ever imagined a pandemic occurring when they set the residual back in 2019.
davenlei
Member
That is not correct. I leased my Y 2.5 years ago before prices went up and I know closed end leases with Tesla existed far before that.
They never offered EOL buy-outs on the 3/Y. The S/X has that up until April of 2022, I believe. Anything purchased after that date is no longer eligible. See:
Lease-End Options | Tesla Support
If you’re looking to return your vehicle and upgrade before the end of your lease, we offer several options to end your lease early.
This is abnormal. We're half way through November and they still have started assigning 2024 vins
Similar threads
