I'll take $44k this weekend but u have to bring the "cash" in an attache case. lol
www.tesla.com
thanks man, seems like used inventory comes with the FSD subscription that gets wiped if you dont renew:
No it does not.thanks man, seems like used inventory comes with the FSD subscription that gets wiped if you dont renew:
Full Self-Driving Capability Subscriptions | Tesla Support
If you have not already purchased FSD capability and your vehicle has FSD computer 3.0 or above, you can subscribe to FSD capability from the Tesla app. Learn more about FSD capability subscription.www.tesla.com
agree to disagree with you. have already been offered $36k+ from carvana and mine still has limited warranty valid until November. good luck
If you show an offer from Carvana in the last week with a 36K offer time stamped, I will Venmo you $100 instantly
lyiing? why so much hate?
I am not trying to inflate the value just protecting my interest. I am not here to rip anyone off just trying to make sure I get the most money I can as should everyone. The Carvana offer is for sure older than a week so hold onto your $100 but I will fumble through gmail and see if I can find it...no luck, must have been over 30 days agolyiing? why so much hate?
I am all in @ $39k. LMK if u want to see it in person as is it really is in great condition.
I’m thoroughly entertained. Normally I have to keep a much tighter leash on these threads, but considering how it started, I figure I can let it run a little wild.
uh oh, are we entering "click bait" territory? lol
free bumper a great thread title
teslamotorsclub.com
I'm not trying to bag on you, but a close friend of mine just bought a 2020 M3 (26K miles) with FSD from a BMW dealer last month for 42K. You are wildly overpriced for a 2018. Good luck. If it were me I would try for 39K.Just got off the phone and the peanut gallery is correct, these listings come with FSD so I have dropped the price. Now asking $48k and all reasonable offers will be entertained. $35k is not reasonable IMO
You’re using a data point that is nearly 2 months old AND did not have a confirmed sale, so we have no idea what that car eventually sold for or if it even did and at what price. Regardless, you’d have to chop off a few thousand from whatever that car sold for 2 months ago as the market has been trending downward since August and especially since 2 days ago. Not trying to be critical, just trying to present facts of the current state of the market.reduced to $39,950 without AWD, Acceleration Boost or FSD so I think $44k is reasonable but only if someone wants FSD which I think is overpriced. I use the acceleration package 10x as much as the FSD.
2018 Model 3 Long Range RWD EAP 43K miles $41K OBO in New England
For sale is my relatively early production Model 3. Delivered to me brand new in May of 2018 (based on VIN, I'm guessing it's about the 19,000th? one made). This car had been rock solid. The only time I have ever needed service was for a faulty ultrasonic sensor within the first few months of...
I did it the night before the price drop: mileage in 2021 performance: 14000 miles, just out of curiosity because Carvana has been lowballing on Teslas for at least 2 months now. I will match the $100 Venmo offer if he can prove it. Furthermore, he claims and argues that Tesla iventory cars do not come with fsd, then admits they do, says it's a monthly subscription fee, then says he has a $35k offer from Carvana, then calls people clowns because they were correct about fsd, oh the irony. I usually don't comment or engage in conversational madness, but this is too much.
