Mikedrives
Member
Right, thanks. I know the hardware is the same but I was told a year ago (by someone here) that the SR was "off-menu" and wasn't being offered, unless you knew to ask, secret-handshake-like.
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Yea still functions as an off-menu option so someone will have to inquire w/ Tesla if any changes were made to SR pricing/availability since we can't check that on their website. My bet is that SA's know nothing for a while, just like when SR was first introduced...
I just called my local Tesla store and was told you can't special order the standard range anymore. The lowest pricing and model for the model 3 is what is on their website.
Very interesting.... I was surprised it had stayed an off-menu item for so long but I thought it might stay due to the importance of the $35k target.
When Tesla made AP standard it was an outlier and now with the recent price changes, having a SR w/ AP @ $38k just made no sense.
M3BlueGeorgia
Active Member
Nah, the SR is still available, but not through the website.
However the price difference between the SR and SR+ is now a fraction under $3K, and $3K is the price to add AP to the SR, so the justification for the SR is even less.
birdsquared
Fan-man (too old to be a fanboi)
The prices have now been reduced in Canada. I am unsure if it is the same across the board, but the AWD Model 3 has dropped by just over $900 - likely a $2000 US reduction lessened by the worsened exchange rate. That's roughly my monthly payment anyway, and I've had mine for over two months, so I'm happier to have had my car to use and enjoy and pay for the extra month 
M3 AWD LR is now $63,600 where I paid mine last year at much higher price. This is so tempting, I ordered MY AWD LR and I don't know when it will arrive, no discount on MY though.The prices have now been reduced in Canada. I am unsure if it is the same across the board, but the AWD Model 3 has dropped by just over $900 - likely a $2000 US reduction lessened by the worsened exchange rate. That's roughly my monthly payment anyway, and I've had mine for over two months, so I'm happier to have had my car to use and enjoy and pay for the extra month
birdsquared
Fan-man (too old to be a fanboi)
I didn't realize prices went up shortly after I bought, so the reduction is more than I thought:
Tesla changes pricing structure, lowers prices of all vehicles in Canada - Drive Tesla Canada
Tesla changes pricing structure, lowers prices of all vehicles in Canada - Drive Tesla Canada
Mikedrives
Member
So, does this mean I could call up and have my SR re-converted to an SR+, get AP and an 30 extra miles of range for under $3,000?
clearly you didnt do your homework to realize they shafted those who took the initial tax incentives by jacking prices up.
Docsling
Member
Docsling
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Xenoilphobe
Well-Known Member
For the Model S, there have been several events that reduce the value of the car;
1. No longer is their Free Unlimited SuperCharging (FUSC)
2. Charging for Premium Connectivity - Multimedia subscriptions for all cars after 1 July 2018.
3. Limiting the Drive Unit and Battery warranty to 8 years or 150K miles, whichever occurs first effective Feb 1, 2019 verses Unlimited miles for up to 8 years.
4. Adding exclusions to the warranty that didn't exist prior to Feb 1st 2019
5. No PANO sunroof option
1. No longer is their Free Unlimited SuperCharging (FUSC)
2. Charging for Premium Connectivity - Multimedia subscriptions for all cars after 1 July 2018.
3. Limiting the Drive Unit and Battery warranty to 8 years or 150K miles, whichever occurs first effective Feb 1, 2019 verses Unlimited miles for up to 8 years.
4. Adding exclusions to the warranty that didn't exist prior to Feb 1st 2019
5. No PANO sunroof option
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You don't exactly know when did he/she picked up the car. At 500 miles, even before the whole COVID-19 lockdown, he/she very likely picked the car up sometime during this year, when there's no more tax credits for Tesla vehicles.
FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
More information from Electrek...
Tesla cuts prices across lineup, Model 3 now starts at $37,990 - Electrek
and no free Supercharging...
Tesla removes free Supercharging on Model S and Model X - Electrek
Tesla cuts prices across lineup, Model 3 now starts at $37,990 - Electrek
and no free Supercharging...
Tesla removes free Supercharging on Model S and Model X - Electrek
I’ll probably offset that 2k in revenue via service visits since I didn’t do well on the fit and finish homework either.
Picked mine up mid March. Being a reasonable guy, all I'm going to ask for is a 1k discount on the boost upgrade
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