Is there a post about the bolt free thing?
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If you search the forum you’ll find it. But YMMV depending on what rebates you qualify for
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Congrats on your newly ordered Model 3.
My next car will be a Tesla.
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Not everyone gets advertised rates, it is dependent on what you are purchasing and your individual credit profile.
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Good to know. I thought the published rate was fixed and you were either approved or non-approved.
Where did you get the Bolt deal from?
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I’m with you on the ego deflation, but it’s more deflating for me to realize I could have thrown a few thousand into the stock last year and basically paid for a Model 3 now that’s it’s over $2k/share…
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Free plus $3k, I’d have a hard time passing on the Bolt. But $11k off on a car that holds it’s value is also good. Who knows, you could end up selling it for $3k more than you spent (so ~$31k + whatever tax). And in that case a free plus $3k Model 3 beats a free + $3k Bolt.
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Go with the Bolt, take 3K and throw it at Apple and Tesla and after 3 years could have a 6-10K profit…
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…but you’d still be driving a POS Bolt for three years.
Have you driven a Model 3?
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Yes the engine is impressive, as is the range, and no doubt it is a nicer vehicle. Between the choices of getting paid to drive a car for three years, and theoretically invest that money and realize some more gains, or purchase a depreciating asset. No brainier if I had that choice.
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Neither, but Polestar 2
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Hate to pull the anti Tesla line, but it’s not available yet 
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Can order for October now
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I’m excited, it looks like an awesome car. Didn’t know orders went live.
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0% for 60 months. Better than model 3 on every level 
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Did you look into leasing the Tesla as well? How much was it coming out to?
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What’s better than free? 
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Except long distance global charging infrastructure
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The Tesla for sure. But, I would have saved $2000 and ordered the white and black interior.
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