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Given the increases in the overall interest rates, it seem like the 1.9% has gone up to 2% on all terms 72 month and lower as of this weekI got 1.9% for 72 months last week.
It was originally 2.15% when I ordered in January.
I told my SA that I wanted to change my downpayment from $7500 to $2500.
The new terms came with the lower rate automatically.
I have emailed my SA to lower my down payment. I am currently getting 1.95% for 72 months with BNS. I am curious to see if the rate goes up or down. Hearing rates may be going up. My down payment is currently $6750 would like to see $5000.I got 1.9% for 72 months last week.
It was originally 2.15% when I ordered in January.
I told my SA that I wanted to change my downpayment from $7500 to $2500.
The new terms came with the lower rate automatically.
Talk to the bank, they might charge you a fee to refinanceHas anybody tried a refinance or know if it's possible? Currently on 3.7% 96 month loan with rbc from 2019. Not looking to extend the loan but simply lower interest rate
Prior reports in the thread are similar/comparable rates for usedHas anyone tried financing a used Tesla? What sort of rates and terms can I expect?
Tesla moved my delivery up by 5 days and then raised my rate from 1.95% 72 months to 2.0% 72 months. Funny part is the Bank changed from Scotia to HSBC.The SA has lowered my down payment from $6750 to $5000. The rate stayed the same at 1.95% for 72 month with BNS.
not that I am buying one soon, but good to hear the rates are comparable for used.Prior reports in the thread are similar/comparable rates for used
Tesla isn’t responsible for the rate change, that’s on the change in financing banks. Likely Scotia backed out and Tesla had to switch to HSBC.Tesla moved my delivery up by 5 days and then raised my rate from 1.95% 72 months to 2.0% 72 months. Funny part is the Bank changed from Scotia to HSBC.
not a big deal for the rate change since the payments are only $1.50 more a month.
That would be an interesting development. My understanding was that an approval is binding, unless it expired before the car was delivered.Tesla isn’t responsible for the rate change, that’s on the change in financing banks. Likely Scotia backed out and Tesla had to switch to HSBC.
That would be an interesting development. My understanding was that an approval is binding, unless it expired before the car was delivered.
It’s all done through Tesla, they give you a rate through a bank once you give the 2500 deposit, you of course need to qualify for financing, you fill everything out online through your Tesla account. Hope that helpsSorry in advance for what may be a "dumb" question.
If I'm financing a Tesla, how does the process differ vs say, a "traditional" car? Do I START the finance process AT the Tesla showroom/online? Do I go to the bank? (eg RBC or BNS that do "EV loans" afaik) What comes...first? New to this forum, so apologies if this is already answered.