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Tesla is attempting to clear out inventory on existing Model Y. With the instant $7,500 tax credit, this is an up to $12,500 discount on a new Model Y.
Prices seem to be as follows: After the $7,500 credit and new discount, the Model Y RWD starts at $33,890, the Long Range at $37,490, and the range-topping Model Y Performance at $40,690.
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There's a pattern with Tesla threads here. I don't care if you all wanna discuss the deal or the cars but it always turns into paaaages and paaaages of bickering back and forth and nobody ,except for the few involved, enjoy that or wanna wade through that. So cut that stuff out, please and thank you.
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And that's why you see 10x more Palisades and Tellurides on the road today. Hands down better suvs plus cheaper.
so what do you suggest? maybe I should wait to buy a used one, (hopefully used tesla price will further go down)?
Yes, Tesla's free color used to be white, and they changed it to gray. There are many white Tesla's on the road now, and there will be more gray cars in the road to balance them out. I wouldn't be surprised if years later the free color charges again.
Teslas are literally the safest cars on the road, with the lowest chance of occupant injury of any vehicles ever tested by NHTSA.
Further, accident rates using their ADAS systems are much lower than the US fleet in general.
You are so right about Palisades and Tellurides. They are at least reasonable in price. Look at Chevy Tahoe. Damn thing is $70k. So damn stupid
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Mind you not as ugly as that truck effort.
What is your point and prove?
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I'm confused on one thing. It's stated that the rebate only covers what you owe up to $7,500. If you are purchasing the car based on this years taxes, which aren't filed yet, and receive $7,500 from Tesla, will you owe back the amount that wasn't used assuming you owe taxes?