2023
Telsa Model 3 Base/RWD
Lease
36 months
10K miles
$1600 down (stupid Acquisition fee + paperwork)
$4000 point of sale NJ EV rebate/incentive (applied toward down payment on order)
$356 per month - NJ
They have a bunch in stock, but I anticipate the price coming down even further or when it loses the $7500…. They just give you the $7500 off up front. Tesla did that in December before the tax credit came back. Also hardware 4 is coming out and these old hardware 3 will be difficult to sell
It was already in stock/transit, pick up is Lawrenceville, NJ in about 10 days. Not bad at all for a Telsa, brother and a friend got the same deal and will pick up same day as me.
MSRP was $42,990 and yes it would be standard range, will post screen shot of order shortly. I believe the 23’ Model 3 standard range is now just called RWD I just call it a base. Lol
Cool. Thanks. Just curious, what is the range on the “standard range?” You are in NJ, do you not drive in the snow (if we ever get it) or do you plan on buying a set of dedicated winter wheels & tires?
No problem. Standard range is estimated to be 272, but that’s under ideal conditions like warm weather and flat or down hill driving under 65mph. NYC/NJ area especially if you’re hanging out above 70mph (more like 90) I’ve seen as low as 210-215 in the winter. Just like an ICE, if you’re flying and running AC, etc…its gonna suck it down quick. In regards to snow, I’m in NW NJ so we do get tons of surprises with either snow or ice but local guys and DOT tend to keep the roads in very good shape during/after any crazy weather. Honestly, this is just going to be a little commuter car (free L2 charging at work) for me so it will keep its stock tires and I’ll play it by ear. It does help that I can work remotely if needed and avoid that mess altogether
How do you get to this breakdown where you see $4k deducted. When I go to order it’s not showing it. Only showing me $675 due ordering today. Still see $4500 down payment under lease estimate.
Same question as above … I asked Tesla support for actual numbers based on zipcode and they just spit out an estimated number that I see on the calculator.