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Trade in Values from Tesla (& other dealers)
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Mr H
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only had it a day, i'll put a proper thread up this week
MrBadger
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Whats that mark on the wheel arch just in front of the front wheel? About the size of a 2p coin...
Zilla91
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WannabeOwner
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ACarneiro
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“A cheap, tried and tested sensor that works perfectly fine”, you mean?
Mr H
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Dying LOL, i don't think Mercedes are worried, the auto wipers work too....
Mr H
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That's a production mark, from when they break them off the plastic tree
Mr H
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I didn't need to charge, just wanted to try it. Collected in Kent and drove to Manchester without charging needed reallyI think you right flappers should charge in adjacent stalls ...
Rooster6655
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What I know from speaking to many dealers especially the specialists is that dealers are not particularly interested in purchasing used Model Ys right now due to them expecting the Y to come down in price soon, when this happened in January for example on the Y LR it reduced the average price by £4-5k inline with the reduction in price. Perhaps worth looking at some nearly new Model Ys over a brand new one if you want a deal or wait to see if there are some discounts in the near future!
I managed to trade the same in for double last year for a Y, I miss the quietness and handling, realistically at £20k it would be a bargain, if you want to sellWell, my nearly 4 year old M3P- is now worth less than £20k
Definitely gonna keep it until it pops
(But at least it has free premium connectivity…. and stalks!)
Mr H
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I just got bored and the EQE came up at a very good price, i was waiting for Cybertruck bu the RHD S/X cancelled, no way will we get them
look at this one.
and then - there are people seriously considering LDH bag of rattles for 120k without financing
of course.Of course… I forgot… this is not the Tesla Owners Club… it all makes sense to me now
this topic, after the announcement of killing RHD S/X looks like very old BMW meme.
in this one it was pile of *sugar* with BMW badge. text saying: BMW fans will buy anything.
Just got a trade in value. Dec 21 model. good as new pretty much. 26k miles. - trade in value of £18,000.
I'll be honest, that is absolutely shocking.....so much that I probably wont be going for Tesla at all next time. I guess I could get more selling it privately but holy cr@p batman that is the worse I've had in any new car.
I got a call from Tesla to ask if I wanted to swap it in for a new one, I said, unless Tesla want to up my trade in value by a lot.....there is no chance in hell.
They aren't doing themselves any favours if they want to keep their customers, that is for sure.
I'll be honest, that is absolutely shocking.....so much that I probably wont be going for Tesla at all next time. I guess I could get more selling it privately but holy cr@p batman that is the worse I've had in any new car.
I got a call from Tesla to ask if I wanted to swap it in for a new one, I said, unless Tesla want to up my trade in value by a lot.....there is no chance in hell.
They aren't doing themselves any favours if they want to keep their customers, that is for sure.
Just got a quote for my 2020 M3P - £22,100 (7k miles and FSD probably making the difference here).
Based on a £60,790 purchase price, that's £841.09 a month depreciation, including this month which hasn't finished yet.
Can't remember what my PCP/leasing quotes were back in 2020 but I know the monthlies were less than that.
Based on a £60,790 purchase price, that's £841.09 a month depreciation, including this month which hasn't finished yet.
Can't remember what my PCP/leasing quotes were back in 2020 but I know the monthlies were less than that.
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like we saw with the Hertz unload, leasing companies must be taking the same bath we potentially are
my opinion and no choice at this point, keep the Tesla until it dies
we had to know this going in, for obsolesce has been accelerated by the tesla price drops...more to come
MrBadger
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I had to smile this morning reading an old iirc What Car group review that had a plus point for Tesla (Model Y?) was its very low depreciation.
Earlier this year when we were looking to swap to a Kia EV 6, the garage flatly refused any trade in on a Tesla. 6 months before it was <10k swap, yet by time new car was on boat and notified of it arrival, it was >30k based on quotes from the other usual suspects.
Earlier this year when we were looking to swap to a Kia EV 6, the garage flatly refused any trade in on a Tesla. 6 months before it was <10k swap, yet by time new car was on boat and notified of it arrival, it was >30k based on quotes from the other usual suspects.
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I had thought about doing that, until Tesla got rid of the extended warranty program here in the UK. I had intended to extend mine by 4 years, for peace of mind, even bearing in mind the exclusions. I haven't had anything major go wrong with my car in ~4 years, but I have had several niggly warranty issues.
I've gone from thinking about getting a Plaid M3P, to reconsidering whether I even feel comfortable keeping the car I've got!
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