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sell my 2019 m3.
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pjoseph
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I would TOTALLY agree, total grid lock.
Gridlock is right. But we have nothing on the rage, aggressive driving that is Houston.
There is not a semblance of the Austin spirit from even 10 years ago. Too many posers, flakes and tech-bros. Californi-fication has almost destroyed the Texas spirit here. Am making escape plans..
Watts_Up
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A Model 3 Performance costs is $67k. (Silver Metallic, Black interior, and with FSD)
In California sales tax are 9.5%, so taxes are $6,365, with delivery $1,200 total lost is already $7.565
There is a $3,750 tax income rebate so the lost would be then $3,815 (but I think you need to keep the car for a year)
I estimate the devaluation of the car to be 10%, lost would be $6,700.
So final lost for a one month old car would be: $10,515 = ($3,815 + $6,700)
My recommendation would be to buy a new set of 18" compatible with the Model 3 Performance, such as
You could even sale your brand new 20" wheels and tires with TPMS for about $2,000 (?).
And keep your M3P until the Model Y get available (may be also with Adaptive Suspension like in the new Model S ?).
Why not have the springs and shocks replaced to an aftermarket set more to your liking? MountainpassPerformance has a 10% sale going on, and buying a set of their comfort coilovers and having them installed has to be less expensive than the hit you'll take on depreciation by selling.Well , definitely did not intend to go this way! Wanted to buy a reliable Ev. But I am unable to adjust to the rough drive. Way more bouncy than my prev ev. It’s making my ride uncomfortable.. finding it difficult to deal with every day. I do not want to get shady transactions.. how much money would I loose
MPP Model 3 Comfort Coilovers RWD
ElectricLee
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A person who buy it new can get the Tax Credit of $3750, So they will need to buy a used one for your cost less the $3750, since they will be buying yours used.
So are you willing to sell it for about 5-8k less than what you paid for it?
So are you willing to sell it for about 5-8k less than what you paid for it?
ElectricLee
Member
When you sell it less than a year, does the second buyer get the tax benefit ?
Does changing suspension coils impact the height of the car? It might impact the warranty I think. Does anybody know any one who has done this ? We may go to MP and talk to them to understand what they do...
ElectricLee
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0. See what Carmax will give you
1. See if any friends or work colleagues are interested in it.
2. VROOM has good reports
3. Trade it in on a Toyota RAV4/Camry/Avalon Hybrid.
-Obviously dont get the "sporty" Toyota model.
4. Remember to claim your fed tax credit when doing taxes (if relevant)
1. See if any friends or work colleagues are interested in it.
2. VROOM has good reports
3. Trade it in on a Toyota RAV4/Camry/Avalon Hybrid.
-Obviously dont get the "sporty" Toyota model.
4. Remember to claim your fed tax credit when doing taxes (if relevant)
ElectricLee
Member
Also, since you live in California, a local buyer within California can get the $2500 state credit on NEW one. So you may not be able to sell for a good price.
One can buy brand new, Tesla Model 3 SR at $35,400 with no options by June 30, 2019 and get the following Tax Breaks with your area:
$3750 Fed
$2500 Cal
$800 PG&E
About $28,350 without sales tax.
Also, if you take avantage the state rebate, your are limited in selling your car for about 18 months.
One can buy brand new, Tesla Model 3 SR at $35,400 with no options by June 30, 2019 and get the following Tax Breaks with your area:
$3750 Fed
$2500 Cal
$800 PG&E
About $28,350 without sales tax.
Also, if you take avantage the state rebate, your are limited in selling your car for about 18 months.
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