whisperingshad
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Good Catch, i didnt see the FSD.
Makes me wonder if they doing the 2k for AB since they quoting 4.2s 0-60
Makes me wonder if they doing the 2k for AB since they quoting 4.2s 0-60
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Yeah. I mean it hasn’t sold.You mean from the 10 minutes ago when I made my post … yeah I guess so.
Yeah. I mean it hasn’t sold.
So maybe not a great example?
The vehicle you posted also has the worthless FSD tax of $12K applied. Remove that, and it is a feasibly priced car. Again, not a great example.
Right. So exactly as I said, you provided a poor example.Lol Tesla’s used car prices have remained fairly constant over the past month and sure enough cars just disappear at these prices from their site as I’m sure this one will if we give it a bit more than an hour or so. Tesla has no interest in being a used car dealership, they price to sell and they do sell their inventory quickly (just not instantly as you believe is required to prove a car’s worth)
And that’s not how it works with FSD, FSD doesn’t add or subtract 12k from the price in the used market. It roughly adds about 3k to the value if you’re lucky.
I guess if you’re going to choose to be obtuse enough to believe Tesla isn’t pricing inventory accurately to sell then yeah, I guess that’s probably a good takeaway from my example for you.Right. So exactly as I said, you provided a poor example.
guess its good i bought mine for 49,900I started a thread recently about the large amount of vehicles in inventory within 50 miles of me. Not Tesla inventory but available for sale. Over 300 Model 3 and 160 Model Y. Many of them have been sitting since early July. Auction used prices have been steadily dropping for the past month +. Will start showing up in retail prices very soon. These dealers trying to scalp these vehicles will likely be taking significant losses.
I still think Tesla will hold its value I just don't think you will get 10k above MSRP for a used vehicle with 30k anymore. Economic situation may cause a more severe dip in prices next year....hard to say for sure.
The stock market already crashed btw, a lot of tech stocks as much as 70-80% this year. The stock market sometimes predates the housing market by a year or two, so yes, get ready.Things be crashing, get ready folks, Stocks, house prices(YAY), and used car prices. everything else will stay or go up tho, hope ya saved those covid checks
Funny that they telling people not to charge their cars with heatwave thoThe stock market already crashed btw, a lot of tech stocks as much as 70-80% this year. The stock market sometimes predates the housing market by a year or two, so yes, get ready.
For the car prices I guess it's ICE that will see a collapse. Remember that we are in the middle of an intensifying transition to EV which would work against an EV slowdown. Even though its changing, it's still largely the richer population who drive EVs, many of whom don't care about mundane stuff like mortgages and jobs... They buy the car they want, when they want. Based on those factors, IMHO any drop in EV prices will be mild.
I have a local GM dealer that had 23 used Tesla Model 3’s in his lot 2 weeks ago. They are still there.Lol probably all those people trying to scalp Teslas are now going to lose money HAHAHAHHAHAA