I was curious about the deprecation myself so I did a cursory search on ebay for sold 2013 Model S and MB S-Class cars. It seems that the residual value of the Model S is quite a bit higher than the S-Class.Never had an S Class but I can see owning one in the future especially when it goes electric. Their interiors are wonderful. They depreciate like crazy, but then so do Teslas.
@Eclectic Going from it to this one makes it look a bit outdated, don't you think?Wow... that forum looks v old fashioned...![]()
for many of us the tesla was a step down in creature comforts, but I suppose if you've never experienced a fine luxury car you have little basis for comparisonYep. The 2nd highest amount I've ever paid for a car was $9,000.
I have never considered buying a MB. Until the Tesla, I never considered buying a car this expensive... I could afford it but no car was worth that amount of money... until Tesla. Best car I have ever owned and I am completely happy with my purchase (2+ years and 47,000 miles).
for many of us the tesla was a step down in creature comforts, but I suppose if you've never experienced a fine luxury car you have little basis for comparison
They are obviously extremely jealous of the Tesla and need to come up with pathetic rationalizations for their bad decision to buy an old technology car which is lacking in so many areas.
I don't think we have that problem here.
I don't know about now, but when I bought my teslas there were no interior upgrades offered beyond the some of the trim.Well, at least in my case, I've ridden in MB's and BMW's plenty of times before. That said, luxury interior was pretty low on my list of priorities for the car(you'll notice from my sig that I didn't bother with upgrading the interior at all). The extreme safety of it was the absolute highest, since it was bought primarily for my wife and daughter.
I don't know about now, but when I bought my teslas there were no interior upgrades offered beyond the some of the trim.
even with the 'upgrades' of the tesla interior it is still quite spartan when put next to almost every other $100k out there.Ah. Right now you can upgrade the seats(via the premium upgrades bundle thing), add steering wheel/rear seat warmers(subzero package) and pay for different colors/etc on the seats. I opted for plain black on the basic seats. Only change from the default I made was changing the trim to also be black(default was "alabaster"), and that only because it didn't cost any more.
Never had an S Class but I can see owning one in the future especially when it goes electric.
Their interiors are wonderful. They depreciate like crazy, but then so do Teslas.
I was curious about the deprecation myself so I did a cursory search on ebay for sold 2013 Model S and MB S-Class cars.
It seems that the residual value of the Model S is quite a bit higher than the S-Class.