I wouldn't say it doesn't matter. Opportunity cost, loan amount vs gap insurance, etc still matters.
No. Why should I expect something like that? I agreed to the price when I bought the car. If anything the lower price makes me think about buying a second one. I know what I'm getting and I already liked the car for the price I paid for it.
Dunno if it's been posted, but anyone in the Tesla market knows this. Aside from the income tax credit, Tesla needs to clear out all the current Model 3s for the Highland. I expect the Highland to be available after Q1; just a SWAG. I'm a likely buyer, but will have to cut loose one of my cars. I ain't got no room. Sheesh.
I dont understand your reply to me
I guess its that west coast accent *LOL*Many of the new models are being delayed.
For this week at least.
That story is almost two years old
Don’t worry - Dodge, Ram, and maybe even Jeep will soon step in with “0 down, 0 percent” loans!
Tesla just did 0.9% financing for the last 3 months on the Model 3 and Model Y. It ended at the end of last month.TELSA Corp must have done something recently to spur sales / leases in my area?
Took the wife out street/mall cruising along one of the main shopping thoroughfares near us today as the weather was flat out gloriuos. I lost track , after counting up to at least a dozen or more shiny , bright and very brand new looking TESLAs. Mostly the model S is what I think about all of them were. I have to admit , as much as I do not need or want a full out EV ( a hybrid just seems to be the most practicle for us at this time) those very fine looking TESLA EV cars sure were something to see. All shiny , neat , bright and new looking in the afternoon sun. One even zoomed in and out of traffic just like many of the good old ICE muscle machines often used to do.
Got back to the house late evening and saw a pretty interesting news article. This one , about another alternative energy source powered vehicle. Now this application and fuel source seems to certainly make a lots of sense. Article is about Chevron's attempt at another type of alt fuel to power "big rigs" that do so much of the daily long haul work across the globe.
https://www.chevronlubricants.com/c...eavy-duty-natural-gas-engine-demo-program.htm
Yeah, but in reality there is no deal in the 0.9% and that goes for all the automakers.
A few. I met an owner who held out; Tesla tried to get him to take the $40K (cheapest) 2017. He had his reservation; they ultimately sold him the $40K car for the 35K.
Maybe, but unlike standard dealers they aren't withholding deals to get the APR down. The random discount they are giving now are $2,100 per car and is not consistent across the board. They're selecting certain specific cars that are in inventory, which if you did the 0.9% for 72 month as opposed to the standard 5.9% they quote it's a savings of $4,900 on a LR RWD Model 3 fully financing it.
Wait, I thought that a model 3 was a 5 series or E-class equivalent??!?!?????
Oh so they’re selling outgoing models at a big discount in anticipation of a new variant?
I'm pretty sure the Model S is the one in the 5 series segment. The Model 3 is definitely closer in size to a 3 series.
