Tesla just launched 1.99 APR for the Model Y.
1.99% APR or $0 Due at Signing available for well-qualified buyers*
Promotional rates valid for well-qualified buyers with excellent credit who order a new Model Y after May 2, 2025 with a minimum down payment of 15% plus applicable taxes and fees. If you qualify for the $7,500 federal tax credit, this amount can be used towards your down payment. All rates and monthly payments presented are illustrative estimates only. $0 due at signing with 2.99% APR for terms up to 72 months when qualified buyers apply the $7,500 Federal Tax Credit at point of sale. Not all applicants will qualify. Promotion is subject to change or end at any time, and cannot be applied retroactively. Used vehicles and enterprise sales not eligible. Offer cannot be combined with the $2,000 Model Y Loyalty Incentive, but can be combined with other Tesla promotions, like the Refer and Earn Program.
https://www.tesla.com/modely/desi...E#overview
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A month back, I got myself in a Tesla 3 Uber. It brought me back the poor in-car experience that I had when I tested the Tesla.
Just telling my own personal experience tied to my own personal taste, for the car only; not politics related.
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My point is, even with their zero or 1.99 percent apr, the rapid decline in residual value outweighs that low apr. just know what you are getting into if you buy this car.
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Not for me. Actually cheaper
A month back, I got myself in a Tesla 3 Uber. It brought me back the poor in-car experience that I had when I tested the Tesla.
Just telling my own personal experience tied to my own personal taste, for the car only; not politics related.
Car company vs a tech company masquerading as a car company.
My point is, even with their zero or 1.99 percent apr, the rapid decline in residual value outweighs that low apr. just know what you are getting into if you buy this car.
Your mistake was paying $64K for a model 3.
My point is, even with their zero or 1.99 percent apr, the rapid decline in residual value outweighs that low apr. just know what you are getting into if you buy this car.
The drop off is largely due to the reinstatement of the federal tax credit. We know who is to blame for that..
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