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MR3 price increase and AWD price decrease by $1000
- Thread starter maroon555
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LoveEV
Banned
They should show price adjustment when you make the full payment closer to delivery
No, you could never get 19 with P. Only 18 or 20
ℬête Noire
Active Member
Are they suggesting a smaller motor or just less power output from it? Because the later makes a lot more sense (basically what they did on the non-P AWD).
timk225
Active Member
First Tesla is trying to upsell 3SR buyers into a 3MR, and only a few days later they raise 3MR prices and lower 3AWD prices to try and squeeze another 7 grand out of them.
Tesla is saying to 3MR buyers - "You're SO CLOSE to getting a 3 with LR and AWD, c'mon, just another seven thousand dollars, and you got this!!!"
Tesla is saying to 3MR buyers - "You're SO CLOSE to getting a 3 with LR and AWD, c'mon, just another seven thousand dollars, and you got this!!!"
N5329K
Active Member
Brought to you by the same bean counters who realized people could be made to pay for an exit row, or an extra bag.
Robin
As the demand falls so will the pricing. I suspect in spring 2019 there will be some real deals on the Model 3. Reduced incentives and demand filled in NA.
mspohr
Well-Known Member
It may take longer than that. They still have to start filling demand from the rest of the world.
He’s got an unhealthy obsession of wanting a Model 3 at Camry prices. Those who know what they are doing immediately saw the MR as the lowest absolute cost Model 3 to hop in with full credit. Always going to be the bridesmaid and not the bride he wants to be.
Not going to happen. Tesla has huge pent up demand so they can produce 1.5 months worth of demand each quarter at the start to ship overseas and count in the numbers.
This cuts pressure in the US by half. This is going to go on for years at present levels.
N5329K
Active Member
Yes. So long as there are people willing to pay full boat there's no incentive to cut prices. This is what will hold back introducing the SR model, too.
Robin
