It's the person who has the car can claim it. I can double check with the tax department and update you guys. I really appreciate you guys helping out. I will post a sticker in a while.
Tesla Model 3 for sale
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It's the person who has the car can claim it. I can double check with the tax department and update you guys. I really appreciate you guys helping out. I will post a sticker in a while.
lunitiks
Cool James & Black Teacher
this just isn't true. The $7500 tax credit is only eligible for new cars sales. Once the car has been titled, it is no longer a new car and any subsequent buyer isn't eligible for the credit.
Nope! Only the 1st owner... and if you sell it immediately, you may not get it legally either.
I'm curious - what does your car have that the one in the link doesn't have? The sticker on this one is $57,5, and the owner paid for every option listed. 2017 Tesla Model 3 | eBay
BruceR61
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Another reason your car is not worth the price is you undoubtedly will be taking the tax rebates and CA incentives worth $10K. (apparently I did not turn to page two to see others point this out before I hit reply).
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well since the car is titled to you...no one will get the $10k credit...you might either breakeven or make a grand or 2...IMO
That's unfortunate. That's $7500 in lost value to you, and it sounds like $2500 in California. Ouch!
You are correct, especially if you sell it right away! And... because you are the first owner, nobody else can qualify either!
Yeah that's a waste. But with a model 3's long waiting line. And with this specifications, I believe there are buyers who would pay extra money for this car.
Best of luck. I don't mean to sound harsh but IMO the $10k loss is on you, not the buyer. That is the primary amount most model 3 sellers are taking advantage of - the tax credit, and maybe $1k or $2k more. As I said earlier, maybe you can find the right buyer but I don't see it based on the sales we can see.
Also expect to lose the sales tax paid... That was an expense to you in your purchase. Well... good luck! There is a lot of difference between getting offers than getting actual follow through buyers. Especially on high ticket items. Beware of scams!
Why would anyone pay $77k when these are flooded on ebay for MSRP price...hmmm
Why would anyone pay $77k when these are flooded on ebay for MSRP price...hmmm
My issue with that price is I can get a pretty awesome X for $83k after tax credits. Maybe some simply aren't looking for the bigger Tesla, but it's a no-brainer to me at that price level. To each his own.
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