Sorry about that; you are quite correct.
Do you know if yoke can be swapped out prior to sale on existing inventory?
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Used 2021 Model S LR refresh, Is this a good deal?
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Do you know if yoke can be swapped out prior to sale on existing inventory?
Most inventory vehicles outside my state of Pennsylvania cannot be registered in Pennsylvania, according to Tesla.com. Seems odd. Do you know why?Actually most of 17 inventory cars in Atlanta area have steering wheels
I don't have the answer, but have read that it means they won't ship it but you still might be able to buy it at that location. I would suggest doing the "request a callback" option
itch808
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If I was looking for a MS LR Refresh I personally would go with a used 21 for $65k over $80 + 3yrs free SC. If one were to charge mostly at home, the SC value is minimal. And I don't think the minor additions and 2yr newer car are worth a $15k premium. With that being said, I haven't seen a single refresh MS LR for $65 in my area or online. There are guys asking mid-high 70's who are unwilling to budge. At that point, it doesn't make sense to go used over a new inventory car.
CleanDemon
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It is the last gen, not the current refresh that would be the 2021+.
If you see long range plus, it is the last gen, not the new one. If you see a vertical center screen, last gen.
If you see long range plus, it is the last gen, not the new one. If you see a vertical center screen, last gen.
CleanDemon
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Yep, which is why I mentioned it’s not a refresh. Questioning whether it’s a good price with the FSD included.
For me I value FSD at $0 to a max of $2k. What you value it at would determine if it is a good deal or not. So for me, I'd take a refreshed 2021+ LR for the same price and without FSD and consider it a good deal.
Maybe if you assign some value around $5k for FSD, then it might be an ok to to semi-good deal, and only if you really wanted FSD. From what I've seen, FSD seems to add very little to the used value of a Tesla despite its crazy up front price. For some people they think it is worth it.
I'd use Autotempest and see if you can find a better deal.
Maybe if you assign some value around $5k for FSD, then it might be an ok to to semi-good deal, and only if you really wanted FSD. From what I've seen, FSD seems to add very little to the used value of a Tesla despite its crazy up front price. For some people they think it is worth it.
I'd use Autotempest and see if you can find a better deal.
CleanDemon
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Thanks, good feedback. I’m not personally interested in the car - just curious.
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