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Being able to buy a brand new Model Y for $43,990 in CA should put a HUGE downward pressure on used ones.
$52,990 LR AWD Y
-$7,500 fed
-$2,000 CA rebate
=$43,990
However so far used prices still holding strong at 58ish. Granted the one below includes FSD but we all know that doesn't prop up value much in Tesla world.
I wonder when used prices will drop?
I would think this week.
All pricing discussion, speculation, etc now goes in this stickied thread here:
Discussion: Model 3 and Y price drop Jan 2023, Pricing Speculation etc
Does Tesla have "dynamic pricing" just like Amazon? It seems like it. There should really be a "camel camel camel" like site to monitor their prices. :rolleyes:
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Being able to buy a brand new Model Y for $43,990 in CA should put a HUGE downward pressure on used ones.
$52,990 LR AWD Y
-$7,500 fed
-$2,000 CA rebate
=$43,990
However so far used prices still holding strong at 58ish. Granted the one below includes FSD but we all know that doesn't prop up value much in Tesla world.
I wonder when used prices will drop?
I would think this week.
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