Generally speaking I think a majority of the 15% laid off are not in the market for a $40,000+ car in the first place
Its more about the additional competition related to 500k late model used cars hitting the market.
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Generally speaking I think a majority of the 15% laid off are not in the market for a $40,000+ car in the first place
Something to keep in mind, that the price of the car went down - but the price of FSD went up - it's almost a wash.
I could be wrong, but I think the FSD increase by $1k at the EOM, not immediately?
Not real pleased to see them drop the price by $2000....500 miles after delivery.
Tesla will lower the price shown in your account. You don't need to do anything to get the lower price.
So is it safe to assume that if you already took delivery a few weeks ago of a Model X there is no price guarantee?As long as you haven’t received your vehicle, you will get the new price. So whatever you owe will be reduced by $2k- no need to change your existing order. Congrats!
I would assume there is no recourse for you since you have taken delivery of your vehicle before the price change. Some have chosen to reach out to their SA’s to see if there is anything they can credit (like service, supercharging miles, etc,) but I wouldn’t expect anything unfortunately.So is it safe to assume that if you already took delivery a few weeks ago of a Model X there is no price guarantee?
Yup, I sent an email this morning and they just got back to me. No offers for anyone that purchased before. Which is what I expected, but didn't hurt to ask.I would assume there is no recourse for you since you have taken delivery of your vehicle before the price change. Some have chosen to reach out to their SA’s to see if there is anything they can credit (like service, supercharging miles, etc,) but I wouldn’t expect anything unfortunately.
As I stated earlier, if you traded in a car, you likely would have gotten less for your trade also.Not that big of a difference IMO. It would've only saved me $28/month on my monthly payments had I waited 6 weeks to buy & take delivery of my car.
Not that big of a difference IMO. It would've only saved me $28/month on my monthly payments had I waited 6 weeks to buy & take delivery of my car.
For anyone in a similar scenario who has taken delivery within the last 7 days, there have been reports of those folks receiving the $2k reduction after contacting their SA. This may be because Tesla recognizes these folks could just return the vehicle if they wanted and they are making a goodwill effort to avoid that- which they do not have to do.Yup, I sent an email this morning and they just got back to me. No offers for anyone that purchased before. Which is what I expected, but didn't hurt to ask.
I thought they discontinued the SR about a year ago. I got mine by buying a SR+ and having them back out the software upgrades and 20 miles of range, because I was told there were no more SR models- maybe they just meant in local inventory. ??Yea it will be interesting to see if SR drops to $33k or even gets dropped. who knows...
SR is and has always been a software-limited SR+ so effectively there is no difference. Previously, you could order online, then only via calling, then people were advised to do as you have and purchase a SR+ and have it downgraded.I thought they discontinued the SR about a year ago. I got mine by buying a SR+ and having them back out the software upgrades and 20 miles of range, because I was told there were no more SR models- maybe they just meant in local inventory. ??