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3) ... If you hear prices are going up, you might be more tempted to send them $5k today rather than waiting.
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When they announced a price increase on the Roadster they went from an order of one or two a day to 50 in one week.
I sure hope they don't raise the price to where i can't afford it. I'm not in a position to finalize right now and it will be a few more months before I am. This is really disappointing.
"Model S reservation prior to the effective date of the price increase who also configures their car and finalizes their order within a fair, predefined timeframe."
It doesn't seem like they intend to screw you on this. I'm pretty sure you'll be able to get your "few more months."
2) With the reservation rate currently exceeding their build capacity, they realized they could make more money by charging more. The reservation rate might drop, but when you're limited by capacity, not reservations, that doesn't matter as much.
Because the Model X was announced to be about the same price as a similar Model S. Presumably the Model X when it comes out will be about the same price as a Model S at that point. With the price increase it will be higher than when the Model X was announced. Or not. Perhaps they'll offer a lower price to early reservationists. Or not.Why? The X pricing has never even been released. How would you know if it goes up or not?
Price increase of $2500. But the cara will come with 4 years of free servicing.....
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Wonder what more they can strip out of the barebones 40 kWh sub-$50K car... Or, is that price level not going to hold anymore?!
I hope the Gen III stays at $30K base price but I'm not counting on it.