All,
I have been considering buying a Tesla. Initially focused on the MY. I have taken a test drive in the 2020 and 2021 MY models. If I ordered a MY it would be $56K before tax, title, and license. I wonder if I would be getting more car for my money if I purchased a used X? I have had an opportunity to sit in an X and I like the height of the driver's seat. Reminds me of some SUVs and crossovers that we have owned. I have not been able to take a test drive in an X. I have several questions about the X.
Would it be better to purchase an older X with a larger battery or purchase a newer X with a smaller battery?
Is there a model year to avoid?
Is the FUSE based on order date, delivery date, or purchase date?
Are there non Tesla dealers that you would purchase a Tesla from?
Is the D75 model difficult to resale?
How can you determine if the X has the MCU 1 or 2?
Have the Falcon doors been reliable?
Probably will have additional questions at a later time. Thanks in advance for reading and responding to these numerous questions. Thank you for your patience in dealing with a newbie.
I have been considering buying a Tesla. Initially focused on the MY. I have taken a test drive in the 2020 and 2021 MY models. If I ordered a MY it would be $56K before tax, title, and license. I wonder if I would be getting more car for my money if I purchased a used X? I have had an opportunity to sit in an X and I like the height of the driver's seat. Reminds me of some SUVs and crossovers that we have owned. I have not been able to take a test drive in an X. I have several questions about the X.
Would it be better to purchase an older X with a larger battery or purchase a newer X with a smaller battery?
Is there a model year to avoid?
Is the FUSE based on order date, delivery date, or purchase date?
Are there non Tesla dealers that you would purchase a Tesla from?
Is the D75 model difficult to resale?
How can you determine if the X has the MCU 1 or 2?
Have the Falcon doors been reliable?
Probably will have additional questions at a later time. Thanks in advance for reading and responding to these numerous questions. Thank you for your patience in dealing with a newbie.