https://www.tesla.com/modely/design#overview
Tesla Model Y
Dual Motor
All-Wheel Drive
Range: 330mi
Top Speed: 135 mph
0-60 mph: 4.8 seconds
Qualify for $7500 Federal Tax Credit with below income cap:
Adjusted Gross Income Limitations
$300,000 for married couples filing jointly
$225,000 for heads of households
$150,000 for all other filers
QA Note: List Price Drop
Rear-Wheel Drive is $43,990
Dual Motor AWD Long Range is $48,490 Now $48,990
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I have it and don't even use it
The 35k model was only sold in the first half of 2019, when there was a completely different type of credit that phased out as a company sold more and more cars, and for a while in 2020 when there was no credit at all for Teslas.
Teslas allocation of $7500 credits ended Dec 31 2018-- months before the 35k version of Model 3 went on sale... the cheapest Model 3 in 2018 that could get a full $7500 credit was the MR RWD for $45-46k before credit.
It was $3750 first half of 2019 (the 35k model 3 went on sale Feb 28 2019) and was cut in half AGAIN to $1875 July 1 2019, then went to $0 on Jan 1 2020....and the 35k stripped down 220-mile range Model 3 stopped being sold entirely in 2020 as well- leaving the cheapest version the SR+ RWD for 39-40k at the time with no tax credit at all.
The only reason there's a tax credit NOW is they passed an entirely different law that kicked in Jan 1 2023 that, other than being $7500 max, works entirely differently and does not care about how many cars you sell.
So today you can get a much better spec 272 mile car, with a heat pump, newer driving computer and newer media computer, etc... for about the same price after tax credit as that stripped down 220 mile 35k one 4.5 years ago.
The 35k model was only sold in the first half of 2019, when there was a completely different type of credit that phased out as a company sold more and more cars, and for a while in 2020 when there was no credit at all for Teslas.
Teslas allocation of $7500 credits ended Dec 31 2018-- months before the 35k version of Model 3 went on sale... the cheapest Model 3 in 2018 that could get a full $7500 credit was the MR RWD for $45-46k before credit.
It was $3750 first half of 2019 (the 35k model 3 went on sale Feb 28 2019) and was cut in half AGAIN to $1875 July 1 2019, then went to $0 on Jan 1 2020....and the 35k stripped down 220-mile range Model 3 stopped being sold entirely in 2020 as well- leaving the cheapest version the SR+ RWD for 39-40k at the time with no tax credit at all.
The only reason there's a tax credit NOW is they passed an entirely different law that kicked in Jan 1 2023 that, other than being $7500 max, works entirely differently and does not care about how many cars you sell.
So today you can get a much better spec 272 mile car, with a heat pump, newer driving computer and newer media computer, etc... for about the same price after tax credit as that stripped down 220 mile 35k one 4.5 years ago.
That was for marked down take-what's-sitting-here inventory cars my dude-- Not the actual MSRP if you want to just place your own new order where you get to pick options.
The lowest brand new order MSRP price for the Model 3 in 2023 was $38,990.
Which is... the current price.
Dis you?
You're gonna throw your back out moving goalposts this fast man!
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Even weirder you acted like it was strange someone would reply with something specific to road trips since that was literally the thing you brought up
I agree someone ain't making sense, you're just mistaken about whom.
Doubling down with the "everyone who prefers not to do a ton of unneeded manual labor is fragile" nonsense isn't a great look either.... but it makes my churning butter question funnier, since I guess if you go with store bought you're too fragile to make your own, so thanks for that!
Even weirder you acted like it was strange someone would reply with something specific to road trips since that was literally the thing you brought up
I agree someone ain't making sense, you're just mistaken about whom.
Doubling down with the "everyone who prefers not to do a ton of unneeded manual labor is fragile" nonsense isn't a great look either.... but it makes my churning butter question funnier, since I guess if you go with store bought you're too fragile to make your own, so thanks for that!
Even weirder you acted like it was strange someone would reply with something specific to road trips since that was literally the thing you brought up
I agree someone ain't making sense, you're just mistaken about whom.
Doubling down with the "everyone who prefers not to do a ton of unneeded manual labor is fragile" nonsense isn't a great look either.... but it makes my churning butter question funnier, since I guess if you go with store bought you're too fragile to make your own, so thanks for that!
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