Tesla Model 3 for sale

[LeadFootPA]

He's looking for way more than $40k. He basically did that to start a bidding war. One guy offered $52,500 and it was turned down. The car as configured is $51k when you include destination fee.[/QUOTE

Seems reasonable, not a 20k premium

 

[deonb]

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This guy just sold yesterday in DC for 40k asking price.. FYI

Ok, they're definitely worth more than $40k.

 

[Bafflerock]

Ok, they're definitely worth more than $40k.

He just posted that he sold it for what he bought it for so I'm guessing around $54k. So that's essentially $3k over sticker, and then an additional $1k if the buyer wanted AP since the car didn't have it.

 

[Amit519]

I think if you don’t earn enough, you won’t be able to take advantage of the full amount of $7500.

Agreed that the federal tax credit is only the amount of your federal tax liability upto $7,500. But please pardon me in advance if this is not ok to ask: are people buying cars this expensive with federal tax liability below $7,500 that they won't get the full tax credit? When someone says they won't get the federal tax credit, it just makes me suspicious as to their tax return and income disclosure especially with purchases of cars this expensive. Again please pardon me if I'm the only one confused by the OP assertion that he won't get the tax credit.

 

[Zorg]

I already have an offer of 77000

From a Nigerian prince? Take it!

 

[Amit519]

I already have an offer of 77000

Hi SKhan,
kindly share on this post the final transaction information (if your buyer does actually follow through), it would be a good benchmark for others to base their pricing on.

 

[flynlyon3]

OP's profile status is "closed." What does that mean exactly?