[UK] Price cuts

[Wattsisname]

Well, you were an early adopter with your M3. So, all this time you have been driving a Tesla.. lucky man.
I promised myself in 2015, that one day I would own a Tesla. That day arrived; 290622. MY LR red/white
I can understand hesitancy in changing for another model, I would not be in a rush either. However, as you now have three children, you have rightly plunged based, I would imagine on desire, need ( justification) and manageable finance.
I hope the ducks stay in their row and you go ahead.

The MY LR is a great car and on reflection, with your burgeoning brood, you may be changing to a MY 7 seater in the future.

PS Thought for the day: Wyfe and lyfe are better with a "y".

 

[Wattsisname]

Well, you were an early adopter with your M3. So, all this time you have been driving a Tesla.. lucky man.
I promised myself in 2015, that one day I would own a Tesla. That day arrived; 290622. MY LR red/white
I can understand hesitancy in changing for another model, I would not be in a rush either. However, as you now have three children, you have rightly plunged based, I would imagine on desire, need ( justification) and manageable finance.
I hope the ducks stay in their row and you go ahead.

The MY LR is a great car and on reflection, with your burgeoning brood, you may be changing to a MY 7 seater in the future.

Oops: The above was intended for BelfastEV

Well, you were an early adopter with your M3. So, all this time you have been driving a Tesla.. lucky man.
I promised myself in 2015, that one day I would own a Tesla. That day arrived; 290622. MY LR red/white
I can understand hesitancy in changing for another model, I would not be in a rush either. However, as you now have three children, you have rightly plunged based, I would imagine on desire, need ( justification) and manageable finance.
I hope the ducks stay in their row and you go ahead.

The MY LR is a great car and on reflection, with your burgeoning brood, you may be changing to a MY 7 seater in the future.

The above was indented as a response to @ BelfastEV

 

[Wattsisname]

dear lord, have you even owned one yet?

the clue is in "....preferred to keep the 3"

 

[2020M3SR]

Right on schedule, more Tesla price cuts at end of quarter, just as those that paid full price are receiving theirs.

£41.7k for brand new M3 on the tesla inventory page. MY still at the normal price.

Expect to see further discounts and/or free supercharger miles between now and the end of March.

 

[Durzel]

Not seeing any changes to M3P, haven't checked LR. New M3Ps are all £59k+ on inventory page.

 

[init6]

The 1 in inventory that has been discounted more than a ex-demo model. Got to ask why.

If this was a genuine price cut then I'd expect all cars to have been reduced.

Non-inventory cars still the same price as at the start of this thread.

 

[DoricJim]

7.9% now though… sheesh. Unsure if been that high for a while but more than negates any price cuts for your average buyer.

 

[ajmorr.is]

7.9% now though… sheesh. Unsure if been that high for a while but more than negates any price cuts for your average buyer.

The 3.9% APR rates finished around mid February, despite the order page saying that it was valid until the end of February.

 

[Wattsisname]

7.9% now though… sheesh. Unsure if been that high for a while but more than negates any price cuts for your average buyer.

Think of the price reductions as compensation for the increased cost of money... et voila ... glass half full.

Also, a Tesla is, as yet, not an average priced car.

 

[MadManMark]

Cheap money has made it possible for all car manufacturers to push up the list price of their cars over many years. Ultimately your average buyer is only willing to pay a certain % of their monthly income on their vehicle and therefore car manufacturers will need to adjust their prices (list/finance/service plan offers etc) to match demand. What makes Tesla stand out is that because they don’t do discounts (in the traditional sense) they are pretty transparent in terms of their pricing strategy.

 

[2020M3SR]

More reductions on inventory

MY SR now £42,350 and M3 SR now £40,470

 

[CWT3LR]

More reductions on inventory

MY SR now £42,350 and M3 SR now £40,470

Interesting to see the premium between 3 and Y is narrowing.

 

[Drew57]

Interesting to see the premium between 3 and Y is narrowing.

Let's hope they don't narrow much more or there will be collateral damage without sensors.

 

[ringi]

More reductions on inventory

MY SR now £42,350 and M3 SR now £40,470

Are these unused cars?

 

[rob@rar]

More reductions on inventory

MY SR now £42,350 and M3 SR now £40,470

Many thanks for flagging this up, I’ve just saved £3,120 on my Model Y purchase and I get to collect a week earlier than my previously scheduled collection date. Much obliged!

 

[CWT3LR]

Let's hope they don't narrow much more or there will be collateral damage without sensors.

Just like The Navy Lark.

"Left hand down a bit. Straighten up. Oops- everybody down!"

 

[KennyCork]

More reductions on inventory

MY SR now £42,350 and M3 SR now £40,470

Interesting

 

[ajmorr.is]

Are these unused cars?

Inventory stock is already registered, and with a limited odometer mileage - when I was ordering in late Jan/early Feb all the inventory cars had ‘less than 50 miles’ and were priced exactly the same as a new order, which unless you were desperate I can’t see why you would go for one when the lead times were only around a month for new.

So to answer your question; no they’re not unused and it doesn’t surprise me that they‘re now reduced in price especially with the new reg year released.

 

[lusitano]

Inventory stock is already registered, and with a limited odometer mileage - when I was ordering in late Jan/early Feb all the inventory cars had ‘less than 50 miles’ and were priced exactly the same as a new order, which unless you were desperate I can’t see why you would go for one when the lead times were only around a month for new.

So to answer your question; no they’re not unused and it doesn’t surprise me that they‘re now reduced in price especially with the new reg year released.

So these are cars that have been registered the previous month but wasn't collected by anyone? So pre reg to tesla? My last car it was pre reg to dealer but got 3k discount.

 

[Kansalis]

Inventory stock is already registered, and with a limited odometer mileage

Not always. Mine was from inventory & was unregistered until the day I collected it. I think it was one of the surplus, unallocated cars from a ship-load that arrived around the time I placed my order for a new one, so I asked Tesla to reallocate me to the inventory car & saved me a few weeks waiting.