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I'm thinking of trading in my SR+ after less than 6months with 8k miles to get a LR. Did anyone go through this before? what is the best way to maximize the trade in/ sale value? what is the expected loss? 5k? 10k?
That is something I forgot... may be worth it, may not be.FL applies the trade-in to offset sales tax, which is an effective 6% discount (for that amount). You'll still probably do better selling yourself, but when you consider that it won't be as far apart as you think.
This may be an ignorant point or question. But if the OP has FSD, and they go to Tesla to trade in, it would be cool if Tesla would “transfer” that FSD. Does Tesla put a trade-in value on FSD? It’s a software check box that they can enable or disable when reselling the car, so it has technically no value to them at all. I.e. if you were to sell it privately, it has real value, but when you trade in to the company themselves, it has no value to them as it’s not a physical part that literally stays with the car.
So i guess my point it, if they offer you 30k for your trade-in and you had FSD, and you buy another Tesla in that same transaction, and you want FSD on your new LR version, is that 30k including FSD as the trade in value? It’s almost like buying a new computer and moving your Office 2016 license over with it. Kinda. Maybe not. But again, it has no value to Tesla as they can easily add or subtract that FSD add-on without effort.
Maybe this is a stupid point, but i thought I’d bring it up here.
Try Vroom/Carvana/Carmax.
Youd be surprised what you can get vs tesla low ball trade offers.
Have you contacted Tesla to see what the trade value is they will offer?
I can get you in touch with someone at corporate who can sometimes pull some strings to get you
more $ if your buying another Tesla. He just hooked me up big time.
I assure you all of those LR and midrange cars with low vins all had issues and have been sitting around or waiting for repairs for quite a while. They are all last 18 builds with under 500 miles on them which makes no sense. Im guessing they have been sitting at a body shop for months having panels repaired and were returns back in 2018.Please keep us up to date on this.
I've been seriously lusting after the LR RWD cars showing up as "used" on Tesla's web site with very low miles. The range would be nice, but the even better interior features and sound system improvements are features we really wish we had.
Also, it appears our MY will end up being almost $60,000.00
FSD is free to Tesla. Why would they pay extra for it?This may be an ignorant point or question. But if the OP has FSD, and they go to Tesla to trade in, it would be cool if Tesla would “transfer” that FSD. Does Tesla put a trade-in value on FSD? It’s a software check box that they can enable or disable when reselling the car, so it has technically no value to them at all. I.e. if you were to sell it privately, it has real value, but when you trade in to the company themselves, it has no value to them as it’s not a physical part that literally stays with the car.
So i guess my point it, if they offer you 30k for your trade-in and you had FSD, and you buy another Tesla in that same transaction, and you want FSD on your new LR version, is that 30k including FSD as the trade in value? It’s almost like buying a new computer and moving your Office 2016 license over with it. Kinda. Maybe not. But again, it has no value to Tesla as they can easily add or subtract that FSD add-on without effort.
Maybe this is a stupid point, but i thought I’d bring it up here.