Tesla has introduced 0% APR financing for new Model 3 orders in the US (i.e. borrower does not have to pay any interest on the loan amount).
Applies to new orders placed on or after March 3rd and to loan terms of 60 months. You get a 0.99% rate on 72 month term loans.
Tesla lets you choose if you want 0% APR with a 15% down payment, or $0 due at signing with a 0.99% APR on a 60 month loan.
https://www.tesla.com/model3
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Ah i'm just kidding. I hope Elon can get us some doge checks
EV market may come to end with removal of EV credit and pull back all those charging stations installations... politically different direction. I think next 4 years it is not a good idea to buy a EV car and may be lease is the best option... just my 2 cents
Tesla's are different though. They don't do factory discounts. Pretty much ever. They do adjust prices, and they will slowly drop every car sitting in inventory until it sells, but there has never been a "save $5,000 this month only" deal to combine with 0% like everyone else does.
The maker of the best selling car in the world for two years is very desperate.
You can buy a Hyundai or Kia EV and be very happy if you want a good EV to just drive like any other car. You buy a Tesla for the technology and software and the constant updates that add features to the car. It's the difference between a feature phone and a smart phone.
95% of my driving is using FSD and I rarely touch the steering wheel. I love it. It makes driving so much less stressful. That doesn't exist anywhere else. Yet.
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"Constant updates" actually means it wasn't ready when it left the factory. I don't look at my car the same way I look at my phone, which brings me to my next point. I don't own a Tesla, but I've driven them several times, and it's like driving a soulless automaton. Just like a computer, which takes away the driving experience.
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