That’s about $8k too high
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That’s about $8k too high
Honestly. I have it for free right now and I’m tired of ”supervising” it. Went back to normal driving.That’s about $8k too high
Generally speaking, no. A deal is a deal and they're not gonna unwind it to give you $2k back.So in my country, the price drop has reflected on Tesla's website this morning. I took delivery of the vehicle last night. Anyone know if I would be able to get money back from Tesla if price drops within 24 hours of delivery? For a Model S, it's some nice spare change and it will really bother me lol
Unlikely.To good to be true Someone would have bought it from you on this forum for $70K in a heartbeat depending on mileage if course
Ahem. He said what about FSD?He said that about FSD, not the car, but it's clearly not.
Elon is a genius at making money: It was the MY, then the X, now the S and soon the CyberTwow, I’ve never lost so much money on a car
Paid 110k for this car 1 year ago.
Almost a 50% reduction in value.
I’ll never buy another Tesla again.
Ellon is a genius at making money; Did the same thing with the Y, then the X, now the S and soon enough the Cyber Truck.wow, I’ve never lost so much money on a car
Paid 110k for this car 1 year ago.
Almost a 50% reduction in value.
I’ll never buy another Tesla again.
That pricing back in 2021 for the S and S Plaid made no sense. It’s a different car landscape now.Got my 23 MSP for $89.9k with Ultra red color included, which they charge $2.5k now.
The reality is that a brand new MS should’ve been 60k tops and the MSP 70k tops.
Don’t be surprised when that happens.
As far as the M3 and MY, they should’ve been 30k and 40k top since the beginning, and that’s for the P models. The M3 is essentially an entry level electric Civic, same goes for the MY but as a pseudo SUV.
This free trial is quite annoying. Unless I’m 120% looking ahead at all times it flashes and eventually disengages the drive. Even for looking comments get my coffee cup or looking over to my wife next to me for a brief second on a highway with no one in front of me within vision. On 3rd of 5 faults so I’m not risking a week AP suspension for this crap.That’s about $8k too high
There is also a group of people who aren't sure they'll want to keep a car for X years and anticipate some level of depreciation based on typical market behavior. This drastic depreciation flips the whole table on those depreciation calculations since you're dealing with an extremely unstable MSRP and forces that person to stay in a car if they want to end up out of the deal as above water as possible. At this moment, it's impossible to determine the actual value of any Tesla since it's changed drastically with little to no warning. I mean, it unfortunately has left me stuck in a Model Y for a lot longer than I ever expected to be in it for.I guess I don’t understand the hate with price drops. If I wanted to make money on a purchase, I’d invest my money instead. It didn’t buy a car to make money, I bought it to get me around and have fun while I do it. I look at depreciating assets as paying what I could afford and I thought worth it for the entertainment it provides to me. Like putting together a $7500 gaming computer that 8 years from now will be worth a fraction of that.
I saw this thread on top again and almost had a heart attack. I thought they dropped the price another 20k!
Got my 23 MSP for $89.9k with Ultra red color included, which they charge $2.5k now.
The reality is that a brand new MS should’ve been 60k tops and the MSP 70k tops.
Don’t be surprised when that happens.
As far as the M3 and MY, they should’ve been 30k and 40k top since the beginning, and that’s for the P models. The M3 is essentially an entry level electric Civic, same goes for the MY but as a pseudo SUV.
I guess I don’t understand the hate with price drops. If I wanted to make money on a purchase, I’d invest my money instead. It didn’t buy a car to make money, I bought it to get me around and have fun while I do it. I look at depreciating assets as paying what I could afford and I thought worth it for the entertainment it provides to me. Like putting together a $7500 gaming computer that 8 years from now will be worth a fraction of that.
- People don't like it when they're charged a lot more money for something they could have paid a lot less for.
- Sudden large price drops put a lot of folks under water on their loans increasing the odds of their car being totaled after an accident and having to write the bank a check just to pay off your now under water loan.