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popular Posted by BigShotBob • Sep 1, 2023
Sep 1, 2023 6:36 AM
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popular Posted by BigShotBob • Sep 1, 2023
Sep 1, 2023 6:36 AM
Tesla Model X & Model S Price Cut
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Honestly the best Section 179 vehicle is a USED G-Wagon. Buy one that's about 4 years old. Initial new car depreciation is over, and the values stay flat afterward. Keep it for about 3-5 years and you'll be able to sell it for about the same price you paid for it. All the while claiming 80% deduction.
Honestly the best Section 179 vehicle is a USED G-Wagon. Buy one that's about 4 years old. Initial new car depreciation is over, and the values stay flat afterward. Keep it for about 3-5 years and you'll be able to sell it for about the same price you paid for it. All the while claiming 80% deduction.
I bought a 2011 G55 AMG for $70K. Had it registered in Montana to avoid sales tax and registration. Drove it for 3 years and sold it for $69K. So I was effectively paid about $10K to drive around a G-wagon for 3 years.
I'm doing the same thing now with a 2016 BMW X5M...
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the model 3 and model y threads are invaluable. I learned that the cvrp+fed tax rebate can be claimed for last year, and not this year because some random person mentioned it. Navigating any type of fed rebate is a nightmare.
This is less attractive because its not as good of a value, but there might be a subset of people in the market for a big family car and the model X can fulfill that and also qualify for the fed tax rebate
Honestly the best Section 179 vehicle is a USED G-Wagon. Buy one that's about 4 years old. Initial new car depreciation is over, and the values stay flat afterward. Keep it for about 3-5 years and you'll be able to sell it for about the same price you paid for it. All the while claiming 80% deduction.
I bought a 2011 G55 AMG for $70K. Had it registered in Montana to avoid sales tax and registration. Drove it for 3 years and sold it for $69K. So I was effectively paid about $10K to drive around a G-wagon for 3 years.
I'm doing the same thing now with a 2016 BMW X5M...
For those interested, Lyft driver gave conflicting information - love the car, had to replace the battery, and had to get various repairs on his car 'many' times (his word). Which it contradicts his comment of minimal issues from an earlier point in our chitchat.
The first one is around 12,000 miles on it and I do not have any issue at all. It has two minor cosmetics problems but they came to my home to repair them in less than an hour. For 2023 MY, so far No problem at all. My friends bought MY in 2022, 2023 also, they have a few minor issues and resolved them at home repair too. Also my cousin who lives in Las Vegas and Uber Driving for a living who has Model 3 for 5 years and NO problem at all.
I still have Toyota Rav 4 Limited Edition and Acura RDX Advnace for over 6 years and they have more problems than MY so far.
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imagine buying a car that has no profit margin
Its going to be like owning a saab, what a joy to get repairs done 5 years down the road theres no parts available.
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