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Interesting to see the knock on effect on re sale values of existing teslas on the road alreadyHistorically, from what I have witnessed, Tesla have honoured price cuts (and ignored price increases within their control) based upon total order value. But if some individual items rise, they will have affected any saving.
Basically, a price adjustment will have revalued the whole order at that point in time. You will have paid the lesser of the original total order, or the new revised price total order.
What the above means is that if something, such as FSD rises in price, but base model reduces in price, you will have paid the higher FSD price, but lower base price. It is the lesser total order price that they have honoured, the original price, or new revised order price.
Historically... and lease orders are more complex.
There was a $2k price cut on Model 3 in the US (and larger on S and X).What price reduction?
I don’t think there’s any guarantee that UK prices are going down. It would be nice though.
Keep my fingers crossed and hope for the best.
I ordered my car on the 6th of May.Have you configured your car since the price changes this week?
If it’s reduced I’d be dropping Tesla an email to confirm the reduction has been applied.
I ordered my car on the 6th of May.
Keep my fingers crossed and hope for the best.
If you know what 'looking in the source code' re VIN means, you can also see the current pricing being applied to your order. A change though is normally accompanied by at least some form of communication from Tesla. Without checking current config vs what you ordered, its not even clear whether the Model 3 has even had a price adjustment.