J0J0
Member
I would've looked at the Mach-E a little closer but yes, I would buy the MY again.
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Would you still buy a Model Y now if you could do it again?
- Thread starter MyEarHurts
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Well that would be dumb. I have the X. I don't want the Y - current size or larger. My son has the Y and he loves it - P model. I also don't want a smaller X. Some people also don't like the FWD's of the X - leave those alone as well. The only thing I would change about the X is nicer interior and more range.
whisperingshad
Active Member
I traded my 2018 M3 to MY and definitely will buy another Tesla. My other car is 2017 Bolt just local commute but GM is mishandling battery recall. I want Cybertruck but little smaller-might have to wait few years. Will sell Bolt, sell few of my T$LA shares and buy CT. I like MY but I want to be worry free about paint, scratches, ding, dent, what ever. Cybertruck gonna be so, so awesome!
BrownOuttaSpec
Active Member
You comparing your current car to a car that isn't even released in 1-2 years?
Guess what, you made the right choice because your MY is going to get over the air updates and get better in the next few years so you can have your cake (your current enjoyment of the MY) and eat it too (get all the benefits of waiting to buy with OTA updates/features)
Would buy Y again. Took 600 mile day trip and Tesla Superchargers are absolutely the best.
Good luck with Rivian or Toyota. Do not see how any of new comers would match speed and convenience of Tesla Superchargers.
Next car would be Tesla again when they finally get to 500+ mile car/truck.
For now Cyber truck looks a bit controversial for me
Good luck with Rivian or Toyota. Do not see how any of new comers would match speed and convenience of Tesla Superchargers.
Next car would be Tesla again when they finally get to 500+ mile car/truck.
For now Cyber truck looks a bit controversial for me
Really would love to say yes, but due to the damage caused to my (less than a month old car at the time) while in Tesla's possession and poor customer service, I don't think I would want to deal with that again.
miggz410
Member
Yes I would... Already thinking about selling my Y in 2-3yrs. I want an updated version with 7 seater. I was waiting for the 7 seater and took delivery in December. But SA told me that it won't come out until end of the year. Only for Tesla to release it a month and a half later after I took delivery.
XrayDU
Member
Hi,
I have no regrets buying the Model Y, wish I had bought it sooner.
I have no regrets buying the Model Y, wish I had bought it sooner.
LionelHutz
Member
Been waiting about 6 months now for a meaningful OTA update, FWIW.
I'm going to take a very close look at the Rivians when they start becoming more available.
Good point. We were all excited for the big end of year release, and nothing but tweaks for over 6 months. What's up with that? V11 when?
KDeanCville
Member
Would I buy my MY again? Hell YES! Love this car, love the experience driving it - smile every time I get in 'Sparky'. I'm only 1,200 miles in and looking forward to taking some longer trips in the coming months.
Have my MY for 9 months. I won't buy it again and I am very likely not to take delivery of any of the cybertruck orders I put because of the shitty quality build and terrible customer service. And also for not delivering on the FSD promise when I put $7k down for it.
Will probably sell it to buy another electric car within two years.
Will probably sell it to buy another electric car within two years.
whisperingshad
Active Member
Sell it now, you will get what you paid for it, and if you got a tax credit you will make money.
Between my Y and my 3, I would buy the Y again 100%. The 3 is still probably like 80%.
I'm still waiting on mine, but some of the comments I'm reading about Tesla's Customer Service is concerning. Is the awful customer service a regional issue?
MrWattson
Member
I would definitely -though I have only had mine 6-7 months. In a few years there will be many more choices but will they they catch up?
NeverGoingBack
De-ICEd
Or maybe anecdotal ....... hang in there and see how it goes. My experience has been good (albeit short).
