I was talking about his 90D, and the only thing I enjoy on that first list is my pano roof. Don't have the rest. LolThe p85 was rated at 265miles new, how do you have more miles 6 years later?
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I was talking about his 90D, and the only thing I enjoy on that first list is my pano roof. Don't have the rest. LolThe p85 was rated at 265miles new, how do you have more miles 6 years later?
Talking about the 90D lolyou have FSD/HW3 on your 2014 P85? And you get 277 miles of range?
ok.
Well I paid 105k for my 2017 S90D. The day I received it, the 100D came out for the same price. One thing about Tesla, their cars are amazing but they do improve very quickly with new versions. I have 2 regrets after getting mine.
1. Not buying one sooner. Not getting any younger and I do enjoy the vehicle.
2. Paying cash. Should have just taken out a loan and invested it in TSLA.
Amen to #2. I try to avoid outlaying that much cash on depreciating assets, yada yada "missed opportunity costs".
Is it really? 52k doesn't sound steep to me at all for a 90 pack. Then again I also have no interest in the newer cars because of lack of sunroof.
Yep but you are saving interest by paying cash. So it's like investing in stocks but just a sure thing of a payback. Tesla stocks doing good today but you never know what's in the future. You know interest will be there and how much will be there, if you borrow money. So buying with cash is a safer investment.
Amen to #2. I try to avoid outlaying that much cash on depreciating assets, yada yada "missed opportunity costs".
You can get a 90D 2.0 with FSD with 1 year additional warranty on top of what's remaining for ~48K
so 52K is STEEP.
Op paid 5k for FSD upgrade so we are comparing 48K to 57K
What Tesla lists used vehicles for on their site is nowhere in the realm of reality when you compare against private party sales.
Remember, Tesla is actively trying to discourage the sale of used vehicles.
Don’t try to make much sense out of @glide ’s musings. He’s really only here at this point to complain in an effort to settle his personal score with Tesla.Can you expand on what you mean by this please. The second hand automotive market is traditionally 4 or 5 times the size in terms of value compared to the new car market. Are you suggesting they are working to remove inventory and therefore produce a scarcity? Or that they are trying to depreciate the market overall? It is not clear.