Performance or FSD?

[El joe]

I've seen tons of threads on Performance vs. LR, but I wonder what people's opinions are when it comes to spending $8k-ish more on Performance or $10k on FSD. Which would you rather invest in when getting your Y?

 

[acat]

If its not the LR longer waiting time, I will do neither

 

[LionelHutz]

Thing that exists vs. thing that doesn't exist.

 

[804son]

I had a 2019 Model 3 LRAWD w/ AB and FSD, I sold it and this time went with the Model Y Performance w/o FSD. Personally the current price of 10K isn't worth the product that is being delivered. I just didn't find it 10K useful in my Model 3, I believe the Autopilot will be plenty for my personal use.

 

[Cares]

Performance without a doubt. You can always choose to add FSD or monthly subscription later but you cannot change your car to Performance.

 

[Gurule92]

I chose performance.

I will do the fsd subscription if beta ever comes out. But wont really need it all the time

 

[TwelveVoltMan]

Between the two, I would choose performance every single time.

 

[CrownDad]

Performance. Ill add FSD subscription for a long trip (maybe). AP is plenty for me day-to-day. I use the performance and enjoy looking at the spoiler/wheels daily

 

[Quorky]

Performance for sure. Don't even think twice.

 

[N1L CO2]

Performance + Enhanced Autopilot should be just what the doctor ordered, then subscribe to FSD when it becomes usable in the real world. I am seriously contemplating trading my 2020 MY LR with FSD for a 2023 MYP late next year.

 

[jebinc]

I had a 2019 Model 3 LRAWD w/ AB and FSD, I sold it and this time went with the Model Y Performance w/o FSD. Personally the current price of 10K isn't worth the product that is being delivered. I just didn't find it 10K useful in my Model 3, I believe the Autopilot will be plenty for my personal use.

Same.

 

[mrwug]

Can I vote none of the above?

If I was going to put that extra money into my MY, I'd get AB and then aftermarket wheels & coilovers.

 

[Fourdoor]

I would rather spend $8,000 on performance than $1,000 on FSD...no way in hell would I drop $10,000 on FSD... so I got the MYP.

Keith

 

[Geech72]

At $200 a month for the subscription it would take just over 4 years for the initial $10K investment to payoff. Right now FSD is really only useful on the highway and even then the only real enhancement I use is the ability to change lanes without turning off autopilot. So I plan to only purchase the subscription in months where I plan to do a lot of highway driving, like when I’m going on vacation. So if I have the subscription for less than half of the year the payback period really becomes more than 8 years. Who knows when FSD will be fully functioning, but it’s gonna be at least months maybe years. Also if you trade your vehicle in to Tesla when you are ready to buy another you don’t get any credit for having the $10K add on. The MYP comes with real equipment differences that would potentially give you additional salvage value on the back end.