Let's have both, lower APR and price reduction...I’d rather have a further price reduction than apr deals. Paying
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More Price Cut(s)?
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Super_Popular
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Elon got his pay so how about now we celebrate with some price cuts!
TomServo
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I'd be all over a 7-seat X LR if it was available for about $70K. We have owned 2 MYs 5 seaters and have had to rent a BIG SUV when my SIL/Dau and grandkids come and visit, and then when we visit them their only vehicle that carries 6 folks is my SIL F-250 SD long bed. So when we go out we either have to take that or two vehicles. And they live in The Solomons in southern MD and finding BIG parking spaces near all the waterfront restaurants is nearly impossible. So we are thinking of buying a used 3-row SUV for those occasions. But then why keep the Y? Being retired affordability does play a role in our decisions. We stretched to buy the Y, we'd have to stretch HARD to even get into a $70K X. But we'd dig into our retirement to stay in a Tesla.
Get a sienna. Cheaper and amazing gas mileage.
The 0.9% rate on the Y was tempting last month. But I prefer the X and am holding out hopes. My prediction is that Q3 or Q4 will have a greater price cut and/or a reduced finance rate will be offered on the X. It’s hilarious to watch all the content on social media and the news about Tesla no longer offering such and such incentives. They can gaslight all they want to but only so many people can finance $80k vehicles with these kind of rates and economy. EV demand will not be fixed over the next 12-18 months, so if you can hold out, better deals will be had. It’s just a waiting game.
On a side note, it will definitely be interesting to watch how many levers Tesla has to pull just to get close to last year’s sales. As others have noted, already offering a promotional rate on their newest vehicle (model 3), shows how bad demand is.
On a side note, it will definitely be interesting to watch how many levers Tesla has to pull just to get close to last year’s sales. As others have noted, already offering a promotional rate on their newest vehicle (model 3), shows how bad demand is.
Super_Popular
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Couldn't pass up on a demo EQS580 SUV 4matic lease for $699/24 months 12K miles with $0 down. Im blown away by the quality of this car and that there aren't that many out there of this model. PLUS the wife wanted this over a Model X so I look like a hero! 
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