Recent content by id10tfr33@gmai

listed for $2400 less than mine with 17k more miles but is a nice car, hope they get asking price for all of our sakes :)

educated consumers is why dealer fees skyrocketed prior to the pandemic. used car sales have always been more profitable than new. franchise dealers sell new so they can sell trades for profit and club ppl in the service lane. ACV for my car is $35k so $39k is a fair deal, just waiting for the...

you only paid $5k for FSD? also, curious as to how much you would ask for your car. I think an asking price of $44k isnt all that crazy considering buyers expect to pay ~10% less than asking price.

I never called anyone a clown. <- hard stop carvana offer was $36k but is over a month old so no evidence available at time of post. used inventory did not use to come with FSD and this thread has clarified this for me and others so kudos to me for starting the conversation? $34,975+$15k+$2k =...

as a former toyota salesman I would disagree with, "wholesale to retail in the used market isn’t usually a huge gap." flipping a customer to a used car was where I made the most money as there was more gross profit. granted that was a lifetime ago so perhaps the industry has changed.

to be fair this is wholesale pricing. I was offered $34k ACV from a ford dealership last week, and yes I can provide proof for those with trust issues. $35k for this car would be a win for a buyer but I simply cannot afford to sell it for that cheap. I could concede to $39k which I feel is a...

personally i think this thread is very informative

funny as Opa Locka was my dads stomping grounds back in the day. The igloo bar and padrones pub is where I learned to play pool and cards as a kid. I had a very interesting childhood to say the least :) if you could share some evidence of this purchase it would be greatly appreciated.

there is an ass for every seat. someone will value FSD and that is the buyer I am looking for so thanks for keeping this thread relevant :)

congrats! enjoy it, they are fun to drive but will be even more fun when you buy the acceleration boost package. not sure i would pay $15k for FSD though, best to buy 1 that already has it ;)

appreciate the reminder but I cant let it go for $35k, sorry. you can prob get this one for $35k though: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/2018-model-3-long-range-rwd-eap-43k-miles-41k-obo-in-new-england.284432/

haters hate, thats just what they do, make an offer or troll a different thread.

No worries and I appreciate the intel. If you could take a screen shot of your friends software packages it would further help to devalue everyone's M3s which is what I feel like this thread has become. Congrats to your friend but I would bet that the BMW dealer didnt list the car for $42k...

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/2018-model-3-long-range-rwd-eap-43k-miles-41k-obo-in-new-england.284432/ reduced to $39,950 without AWD, Acceleration Boost or FSD so I think $44k is reasonable but only if someone wants FSD which I think is overpriced. I use the acceleration package 10x...

uh oh, are we entering "click bait" territory? lol my carvana offer was before the price drop announcement and was only valid for 7 days. guess i should have taken it but my crystal ball is having technical difficulties