When was your order placed. I had to tell them about statutory rights, and they said refund team will contact me.I did a new order at 3.9% (100% finance)
Cancelled order of old one at 6.9%
Told to expect return of deposit shortly
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When was your order placed. I had to tell them about statutory rights, and they said refund team will contact me.I did a new order at 3.9% (100% finance)
Cancelled order of old one at 6.9%
Told to expect return of deposit shortly
And to have it depreciate over the last 10 monthsand to drive it for the last 10 months
I originally ordered in late 2021.When was your order placed. I had to tell them about statutory rights, and they said refund team will contact me.
Okay, that's starting to be painful to watch as a Q1 2022 order / end of Q3 2022 delivery.
Price cut was bad enough but interest on finance halved...
Better to re order to get the advantage. I feel there are lot of vehicles being delivered. Even if we order today the estimated time is feb-mar. They are trying to push sales to maximum this quarter.Okay, that's starting to be painful to watch as a Q1 2022 order / end of Q3 2022 delivery.
Price cut was bad enough but interest on finance halved...
yes, pricing and rates basically january/march 2022 levelswhen did you order? I ordered I think late Jan 22 and got a Feb 22 pickup and that was the same rate as now
I’m paying an extra £120 a month because I collected on 29 Nov. That’s a fair old chunk. Trying to stay positive thoughOkay, that's starting to be painful to watch as a Q1 2022 order / end of Q3 2022 delivery.
Price cut was bad enough but interest on finance halved...
Now you've piqued my interest. I wonder what a £3.5k BJ with 3.9% interest will look likeBJ... but not gonna happen
although question is: BJ or FSD in UK...which will come earlier?
Non issue if you're financing really.And to have it depreciate over the last 10 months
Don't make me calculate the net present value of the BJ's I have had, versus the investment in marriage I have made. I suspect that with a discount rate at 3.9%, Tesla BJ works out cheaper.Now you've piqued my interest. I wonder what a £3.5k BJ with 3.9% interest will look like
Same, Dec 15th delivery just worked out I’m paying £140p/m more than I would do if ordered today. Frustrating this is I was in no rush, but the guys at Tesla pushed the sale, said there’s no better time to buy prices will go up etc etc..I’m paying an extra £120 a month because I collected on 29 Nov. That’s a fair old chunk. Trying to stay positive though
Some big savings to be had!
There has always been talks of improved hardware on the horizon and indeed "diminished" as well so it does not matter at what point you buy as that position will be the same.Honestly this along with no USS, talk of improved hardware to come leaves a bad taste. If I could get rid of the car now and never drive a Tesla again I would, but I can’t cos I’m in massive negative equity!
Buy Tesla shares possibly? I’m just going to ride it out for 3 years and hope theres enough to cover the outstanding finance at year 3. 6k deposit paid.There has always been talks of improved hardware on the horizon and indeed "diminished" as well so it does not matter at what point you buy as that position will be the same.
I dont know what you paid as a deposit and what the total interest that you will end up paying at the end of your agreement but have you though about any ways that you might be able to at least mitigate some of this negative equity?
If you have this in writing, you're not yet outside the window in which you may be able to do something about this if you're so inclined. Would involve solicitors though and would be uphill all the way.Same, Dec 15th delivery just worked out I’m paying £140p/m more than I would do if ordered today. Frustrating this is I was in no rush, but the guys at Tesla pushed the sale, said there’s no better time to buy prices will go up etc etc..
Did you buy it on HP? Personal loan? Either way, just try and enjoy the car forget about current values, make sure you have GAP insurance set up correctly (Return to Invoice) and chalk this up as one of those things that can happen to anyone buying a car. They're expensive depreciating assets and should be seen as such. I get that buyers are encouraged to gauge their total exposure based on future values (one of the reasons PCP can be preferable), but the point is *sugar* happens and whatever the case, new cars with a very small number of exceptions only ever go one way... so don't beat yourself up over it too much.Honestly this along with no USS, talk of improved hardware to come leaves a bad taste. If I could get rid of the car now and never drive a Tesla again I would, but I can’t cos I’m in massive negative equity!
It's only Tesla's transparency that has caused this fuss.If you have this in writing, you're not yet outside the window in which you may be able to do something about this if you're so inclined. Would involve solicitors though and would be uphill all the way.
Did you buy it on HP? Personal loan? Either way, just try and enjoy the car forget about current values, make sure you have GAP insurance set up correctly (Return to Invoice) and chalk this up as one of those things that can happen to anyone buying a car. They're expensive depreciating assets and should be seen as such. I get that buyers are encouraged to gauge their total exposure based on future values (one of the reasons PCP can be preferable), but the point is *sugar* happens and whatever the case, new cars with a very small number of exceptions only ever go one way... so don't beat yourself up over it too much.
The following is based on the hypothetical;Anyone who paid Cash and did not trade in in December is going to feel a little aggrieved by this but for everyone else you probably benefited from either increased trade in or lower APR than you would get today so there may be little or no real difference.
And for everyone else who bought last year, surely most of us plan to keep the cars for 3 years plus so this change today will have minimal impact.
I originally ordered in late 2021.
Cancelled that one as preferred to keep the 3
Ordered LR Y at 57k
Decided it was too expensive
Refunded £100
Had a third kid
Reordered SR at 45k with 6.9% finance on the day Tesla dropped their prices (month ago?)
Cancelled and told a refund of £200 would be forthcoming once I mentioned uk law etc
Reordering yesterday a MSM Y SR
Well, you were an early adopter with your M3. So, all this time you have been driving a Tesla.. lucky man.dear lord, have you even owned one yet? thats a ferris wheel of a car buying habbit