Tesla Loyalty Discount

[Smitty79]

I have a 3 and I'm buying an X. From a referral program standpoint, I think I get $1000 off. I don't see that popping up in the order process. Does it just happen at some point?

 

[Merle]

Should show up as a Referral Bonus ($1000) on your purchase agreement. Should be automatic.

 

[ZuleMYP]

Make sure you use the same email as your existing account. Apple Pay likes to change it on you.

 

[SpicyPaneer]

I tried the same thing this evening and didn’t see the $1k off too.

 

[rmenk]

I ordered mine Sunday night and the discount was not visible throughout the ordering process. However, as noted above, it does show on the purchase agreement.

 

[Smitty79]

It was automatic after a leap of faith

 

[YellowJacketMS]

Looks like the referral discount is updated to only be $500 now and 10k credits. Wasn't it $1000 and 20k credits before?

 

[Aimbdd]

Looks like the referral discount is updated to only be $500 now and 10k credits. Wasn't it $1000 and 20k credits before?

Oof yup. Just changed it.

 

[shingojr]

I understand to quality for tax credit the MSRP/Retail would have to be under $80,000 for Model X. If i pick an Model X from inventory which is $80,990 and with the $1,000 loyalty discount which makes the car at $79,900, will that make the car qualify for tax credit? I'm assuming the answer is no but I'm pending an answer from Tesla right now. Anyone asked the similar question and have feedback from Tesla?

 

[YellowJacketMS]

I understand to quality for tax credit the MSRP/Retail would have to be under $80,000 for Model X. If i pick an Model X from inventory which is $80,990 and with the $1,000 loyalty discount which makes the car at $79,900, will that make the car qualify for tax credit? I'm assuming the answer is no but I'm pending an answer from Tesla right now. Anyone asked the similar question and have feedback from Tesla?

No, it's based on original MSRP regardless of discounts. So even if you got an inventory car that was 79k after 6k in discounts off 85k MSRP, the credit is based on the ORIGINAL msrp.

 

[kpanda17]

 

[kpanda17]

Check www.fueleconomy.gov

 

[YellowJacketMS]

Some others discussed this with more details here. Key thing is to confirm the order documents.

Prediction: Model X price will be reduced to $78K in January 2024

Yeah I'm just here to say @Sunshine Speed is the smartest MF'er on this forum. Nostradamus got nothing on this dude.

teslamotorsclub.com

 

[shingojr]

No, it's based on original MSRP regardless of discounts. So even if you got an inventory car that was 79k after 6k in discounts off 85k MSRP, the credit is based on the ORIGINAL msrp.

I knew my idea would be too good to be true hah