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Price drop on every Tesla model - $49990
April 6, 2023 at
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Last Edited by jersharocks | Staff April 7, 2023 at 11:11 AM$49,990.00
Model 3 RWD $41990
Model 3 Performance Dual Motor AWD $52990
Model Y SR Dual Motor AWD $49990
Model Y LR Dual Motor AWD $52990
Model Y Performance Dual Motor AWD $56990
$5K off for Model S/X
$2K off for Model Y
$1K off for Model 3
Also, Model Y SR Dual Motor AWD can be customized for order.
https://www.tesla.com
Model 3 Performance Dual Motor AWD $52990
Model Y SR Dual Motor AWD $49990
Model Y LR Dual Motor AWD $52990
Model Y Performance Dual Motor AWD $56990
$5K off for Model S/X
$2K off for Model Y
$1K off for Model 3
Also, Model Y SR Dual Motor AWD can be customized for order.
https://www.tesla.com
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My friend was very upset after learning that the dealership charged him 7500 markup 2023 Toyota Highlander hybrid for $65000.
My colleague leased a Hyundai Santa Fe and they added 5000 to the lease if she wants to buy at the end of the term.
A lot of Hyundai dealers were asking 5-10k "Dealership fees" for their Ionic which also helped make the decision for us.
Tesla buying process was really smooth. We locked in the price when we paid the deposit and paid what we locked in the price at months earlier.
There are no options other than FSD to buy. There is no one breathing down your neck to buy paint protection and other gimmicks.
There are no games being played with the loan person at the dealership.
If you decide to finance through Tesla, everything is quick and online and clear as daylight to see.
We would have gone with Tesla finance but at the time we were able to secure a 72 month 1% loan from our credit union which is pretty much free money. Even this process was smooth and all online with Tesla.
You can literally complete all the paperwork for car payment and loan etc in a few hours or less and then go and pick your car up.
Not having to deal with the dealership is amazing.
My friend was very upset after learning that the dealership charged him 7500 markup 2023 Toyota Highlander hybrid for $65000.
My colleague leased a Hyundai Santa Fe and they added 5000 to the lease if she wants to buy at the end of the term.
Don't buy a car now unless you really need to not want to!
A lot of Hyundai dealers were asking 5-10k "Dealership fees" for their Ionic which also helped make the decision for us.
Tesla buying process was really smooth. We locked in the price when we paid the deposit and paid what we locked in the price at months earlier.
There are no options other than FSD to buy. There is no one breathing down your neck to buy paint protection and other gimmicks.
There are no games being played with the loan person at the dealership.
If you decide to finance through Tesla, everything is quick nd online and clear asd daylight to see.
We would have gone with Tesla finance but at the time we were able to secure a 72 month 1% loan from our credit union which is pretty much free money. Even this process was smooth and all online with Tesla.
You can literally complete all the paperwork for car payment and loan etc in a few hours or less and then go and pick your car up.
Not having to deal with the dealership is amazing.
I took the Tesla loan initially, but a local credit union approved 2% rate. So re-financed thru the credit union. Not bad at all.
I took the Tesla loan initially, but a local credit union approved 2% rate. So re-financed thru the credit union. Not bad at all.
Don't buy a car now unless you really need to not want to!
Rivian is a very good but I decided against it for two reasons:
1) Lack of access to Tesla supercharger. My friend always has range anxiety because of how crappy non tesla charging network is. He keeps hoping tesla opens it chargers to others but Tesla is only planning on opening about 5% of its chargers to non Teslas. Also non Teslas will be paying a lot more to charge their EVs at Tesla superchargers. Tesla is basically going to give limited access to their superchargers to non Tesla owners to let them know what they are missing out on.
2) Rivians are inefficient. They rip through kwh. Which makes concern 1 even more of a concern.
If lack of superchargers and inefficiency wasnt an issue with Rivian, we would have owned one.
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Also, California has NEVER been a litmus test for anyone. It is a state full of affluent, artsy environmentalist wackos, liberal when it suits them. It's a HORRIBLE state. Once upon a time, it used to be a lovely place to live. Went in the nineties to San Diego, it was just gorgeous. Went back in the 2010's, it was horrible. Middle class communities and restaurants in certain parts bulldozed and gone, replaced by multi-million dollar housing and restaurants for the rich. Vibrant communities replaced with $24 parking or GTFO. A great Mexican restaurant I went to basically became a Chipotle, ROFLMAO. Los Angeles is seriously dystopian, security guards and cops everywhere, people stealing left and right, homeless everywhere.
"Let's all go EV by 2035 guys but screw you if you need a place to live and aren't a millionaire!"
I'm supposed to take these people seriously?
I think you've learned like myself, you can't argue with left state people. They will insist on their correctness to the point they know they are wrong and will ultimately know their wrongness and cry a river about it and get bailed out eventually. Then they'll continue the downward spiral they've been in because their whole existence is inflated to begin with. Let's not even get into the whole water thing over there... They are lucky to exist in the first place with what they have, it's going to catch up to them eventually.
The EV nonsense might be what finally breaks the camel's back but watch, it'll be something super stupid like heat pump water heaters instead.
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And I'm not someone that hates new technology or couldn't be bothered to learn about them. I've done the research, watched several Youtube videos with EV drivers...I don't know why anyone would touch this. Really and truly.
Most EV drivers, when talking to each other, admit the flaws the cars have and are either rich enough to have gas cars so they can ignore it or put up with driving it long distance to prove a point. Dirty Tesla on Youtube comes to mind. Hate that guy.