hlin07
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HAHA, good one. The new autopilot and FSD will be *just* 5k on top.Tesla will add EAP and $5000 to the purchase price, and call it included. Simple. They already do this.
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HAHA, good one. The new autopilot and FSD will be *just* 5k on top.Tesla will add EAP and $5000 to the purchase price, and call it included. Simple. They already do this.
Trump hated Elon. Changing the tax credit has bipartisan support. It will pass. The only question is what the final form will be.
This was from 2017. The CNBC interview posted above was only a little over a year ago. I don't think Trump's opposition to the EV tax credit had anything to do with Musk.Old history, they had a falling out over the Paris accords. If you don’t lockstep parrot Trumps views you go from friend to enemy overnight. Simply look at why he fired so much of his cabinet.
Elon Musk to Trump: You quit Paris, so I quit you
Possibly but Tesla also raises and lowers prices unrelated to the federal tax credit e.g., the base price of the MS LR+ dropped $10k in 2020 and then was increased $10k in 2021 for the redesigned model. Just this week, Tesla lowered base prices on some M3 and MY models and increased on others.Tesla will raise the price commensurate with the tax credit. They lowered prices when the tax credit went away, expect the opposite when/if a new credit passes. Anyone who thinks Elon is just going to pass that money to the consumer is smoking something.
The resale value of recently purchased Tesla’s would certainly take a hit, but I don’t think older Model 3s will be affected much. People looking to buy a $20-$30k Tesla that has relatively low mileage and good range, don’t have a lot of options except a 3-4 year old Model 3.
They can’t even get 1,400 measily bucks out to folks.There is no tax credit. There is a proposed tax credit. Which is not going to be $7K at the end of the day.
They can’t even get 1,400 measily bucks out to folks.
Inflation and cheap to borrow money (Real inflation, not indexed)If the housing market is any indicator then they don't need to send the $1400 or even $400 to anyone! Seriously, how can we still be in a pandemic and have high unemployment while houses are selling for premiums not seen since 2006? You'd be hard pressed to find a house listed for more than a week that isn't under contract in any major metro area. This is insane!
Record low interest rates are driving a lot of the housing demand. You can borrow significantly more (get significantly more house) at today's rates compared to decades past.If the housing market is any indicator then they don't need to send the $1400 or even $400 to anyone! Seriously, how can we still be in a pandemic and have high unemployment while houses are selling for premiums not seen since 2006? You'd be hard pressed to find a house listed for more than a week that isn't under contract in any major metro area. This is insane!
If the housing market is any indicator then they don't need to send the $1400 or even $400 to anyone! Seriously, how can we still be in a pandemic and have high unemployment while houses are selling for premiums not seen since 2006? You'd be hard pressed to find a house listed for more than a week that isn't under contract in any major metro area. This is insane!
Record low interest rates are driving a lot of the housing demand. You can borrow significantly more (get significantly more house) at today's rates compared to decades past.
There's a mix of things going on right now. Many have chosen to refinance to take advantage of the record low rates while others have chosen to upgrade or downsize. Being able to sell current house at an increased price can help balance out some of the potentially increased price of the next house while still being able to take advantage of low rates. Rates that may never be this low again. Whether or not buying now makes good financial sense will depend on one's situation, local market and where things go from here. If the housing market collapses, it's unfortunately going to have some sort of impact on all homeowners whether they purchased recently or years ago.I would still rather pay decades past prices on a home with a high interest rate. You can always refinance to lower rates but you can never get a refund on a home purchase.
There's a mix of things going on right now. Many have chosen to refinance to take advantage of the record low rates while others have chosen to upgrade or downsize. Being able to sell current house at an increased price can help balance out some of the potentially increased price of the next house while still being able to take advantage of low rates. Rates that may never be this low again. Whether or not buying now makes good financial sense will depend on one's situation, local market and where things go from here. If the housing market collapses, it's unfortunately going to have some sort of impact on all homeowners whether they purchased recently or years ago.
There's a mix of things going on right now. Many have chosen to refinance to take advantage of the record low rates while others have chosen to upgrade or downsize. Being able to sell current house at an increased price can help balance out some of the potentially increased price of the next house while still being able to take advantage of low rates. Rates that may never be this low again. Whether or not buying now makes good financial sense will depend on one's situation, local market and where things go from here. If the housing market collapses, it's unfortunately going to have some sort of impact on all homeowners whether they purchased recently or years ago.