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[UK] Price cuts
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That’s annoying as I cancelled my
Plaid order for a y due to price and being careful in current economy and then they drop it loads ..
right but thats clearly designed to slot (nearly) all models under the $7500 federal credit limit
what has annoyed me most is not just the prices dropped, it’s that I was called up and told I had to pick up by 12th jan to get the super discount once in a lifetime offer. Next day boom… feels like been had by a salesperson…
On phone to Tesla now and no one in the Uk knew till their team morning this morning and they are not sure what to do lol
On phone to Tesla now and no one in the Uk knew till their team morning this morning and they are not sure what to do lol
On the bright side, great for new buyers, it’s still a lot more expensive than just over a year ago mind, especially if you are financing it via Tesla.
Other automakers are also offering big discounts now, you just won’t know how much because the pricing isn’t transparent. That’s the downside of Tesla’s model.
Other automakers are also offering big discounts now, you just won’t know how much because the pricing isn’t transparent. That’s the downside of Tesla’s model.
Bingo! Mind you, the current plan is to keep it for 3-4 years. Plus, I'm currently doing around 6 - 7k business miles on expenses each year, and at 45p/mile and 5 (hopefully) miles/kWh, that helps a little.
TheManofMead
Member
Yes that is correct for the MYLR
The MYP was reduced by £8k (£67,990 down to £59,990)
Advisor said send complaint to [email protected]
They are looking at options so the more complaints and threats of returns the more likely it will happen he said
They are looking at options so the more complaints and threats of returns the more likely it will happen he said
PITA
Model 3 Performance
I'll be 18 months late... but I might chuck in a complaint anyways... bulk it out a bit
Beat you to itCalled it. I was actually way too conservative…
Am I daft to receive a new M3 now?
Firstly, the circumstances, and therefore maybe 'the answer', are slightly different for me than for you good folk back home as I am now in Norway, but hopefully you can offer some experience and advice anyway. So I ordered a new M3 RWD in October last year, happy with the asking price, added...teslamotorsclub.com
Model 3 prices have dropped as well:
So much for residuals lol.
- Tesla Model 3: £48,490 -> £42,990 (-£5,500, -11.34%)
- Tesla Model 3 Long Range: £57,490 -> £50,990 (-£6,500, -11.30%)
- Tesla Model 3 Performance: £61,490 -> £57,990 (-£3,500, -5.69%)
I called the MY SR in Feb 2022, just as the MY LR hit UK shores for the 1st time
This post from Aug last year is me calling the MY price to maybe even get to the £42k to £45k range
For those that are interested in predictions, my next one is that indeed, it hits my £42k price prediction this year
To help back it up:
It's €45k euro to buy a MY SR in Germany and €47k in France, Spain....
Convert to £ and you get sub £40k MY in Germany, £41.3k France/Spain
Watch out for end of Q1 inventory discounts/SC miles followed by more reductions in the following quarters
MY SR is firmly on my radar, I might bite the bullet end of Q1
I'll be 18 months late... but I might chuck in a complaint anyways... bulk it out a bit
Spam the
I assume in time, Tesla will align the pricing of the existing inventory of new and used stock
Other manufacturers do this all the time but it's hidden by "dealer discounts", "finance deals" etc etc - you never know what anyone else has paid.
Rooster6655
Active Member
I would not expect to get a reply to be honest, I never did to several queries, I don't see Tesla likely to be forthcoming with any refunds so I would be looking at returning the car under any 14 day cooling off period now as once its passed then you won't have a chance, they are much more likely to sort something out if you show that you are prepared to return the car. If you do get an offer make sure its in writing too!
OneTinyFish
Member
Yep looks like it. It might make a trade-in next year feasible but if not no worries - it’s a great car minus a few trips to SC for niggles!
Damn! Conveniently reduced in price 14 days after last quarters ‘one off price reductions!…. Effectively just after the cut off for the cooling off period for anyone who picked up of any kind of finance / leasing…. Sneaky!
You were happy with the price when you purchased it though, no?
Don't really understand the mentality of retroactive angst over price drops. There's likely only a minority of people who are actually disadvantaged by this, either because they got a generous trade in offer on their previous car (which definitely wouldn't be the case now) or because they bought when interest rates were lower.
The people hit the hardest by this are those who took delivery before Tesla did the December ~£5000 off inventory/6000 free supercharging miles push, as they paid the highest prices, had the current interest rates and depressed trade in prices. Everyone else hasn't really "lost" the discount that is now being applied, they just haven't saved (as much) money anymore.
I didn’t want to take delivery. I was waiting for uss parity. They called me saying this is a once in a lifetime discount if I picked up by the 12th, then day after pick up they do this. That’s what I’m pissed about. I wasn’t arsed about getting it so soon.
