There’s a reason the manufacturer bought it back, which is a grueling process as a customer in and of itself. They couldn’t fix the problem.
You don’t want one at any price unless you enjoy headaches and service department coffee.
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Understood. Will stay away 
Everyone that experiences that is going to have a different answer. Some will be more tolerant than others. Some will be so pissed off they’ll never look at them again.
There are some that still won’t buy GM or Ford after they put up with junk from the 80s, even though their cars today are light years better than they were. That’s close to a 40 year grudge.
Tesla pickup truck will be less than 50k!!!
And the model 3 will be 35k. Oh wait…
I wouldn’t be jumping for joy at price predictions just yet. Musk has a problem with overpromising and under delivering.
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$35K model does exist. have to go to store and order
Tesla spoils their customer when the vehicle is in their shop, they let them use a way more expensive car. That’s why only few people complain and Tesla is a fan base car. Loyalty is too high.
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It’s not 35k though, and it was supposed to be for the masses. It was for the masses for 2 months before they hid it out of sight.
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Once Elon has hypnotized them, they almost never leave the trance unless decapitated by Autopilot.
This. Was. One. Week. In. March. All official statements from Musk or Tesla. One week.
They have redefined so many times what a 35k Model3 means, are we even discussing the same thing anymore? After tax credit but before taxes/license/fees and figuring in “gas savings”? Sure why not? 
These same people will arm wrestle the GSM to save $1 on their doc fee and make a scene if their first oil change isn’t free. They will give it alll to Elon. He can do no wrong.
Also looking for my next car and really interested in Tesla bc I find it more futuristic compared to other cars. Hope he also can also cater here in my area.
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PM him your question as it’s not related to Tesla.
More price changes…
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The LR dual motor Model 3 that I have been building for the past 6 months just keeps getting cheaper.
As of today, pearl white is the free, default color.
It appears, at least with the Model 3, that he’s just following the Federal Tax Credit down. It’s down to $1875 through the end of the year, then it’s done.
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David - Tesla Showroom Deals FB page.
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Leases improved too. Down payment is now $1,000 lower, assuming the same monthly.
For SR+, it’s now $399/mo plus tax and $3,500 down, which you get back with CVRP and SCE. Acquisition fee, first month, DMV, and upfront taxes still due at signing (total approx. $2,000 in CA).
If only you could guarantee your Model 3 is not built in GA4 https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/15/tesla-workers-in-ga4-tent-describe-pressure-to-make-model-3-goals.html
If you ignore the commentary from a short, he’s compared the leases over the past quarter: April 12, June 30, today: Tesla Quietly Cuts Model 3 Lease Prices Again, Signaling Weak Demand (NASDAQ:TSLA) | Seeking Alpha
They need to move A LOT of metal this quarter to even hit the low end of the guidance.
On the Model S/C front, pro-T site Electrek claims they must be swimming in inventory Tesla drops 'standard range' Model S from lineup after just 3 weeks | Electrek
The “impending refresh” rumors that Tesla denied a couple weeks ago seem to have softened sales
Lot spotters showing tons of inventory, including new (storage only) and used/off lease at Manheim lots (Adessa selling most of used) on both coasts. Residual values are going to take a hit from price cuts (vs leaving them after tax credit dropped as a price support).
If you want a deal on a car designed to be built by a robot, hastily assembled by a human in a tent, this may be your quarter.
More BS from you as usual…
You can check their web yourself for new inventory. Here is what i have in SoCal, one of the biggest Tesla markets, for 200 mile radius:
75 Model 3
11 Model S
50 Model X
Does that look like excess inventory to you?..i’m sure it does.
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First I am a potential Model 3 buyer and not a Tesla short.
Do not rely on Tesla’s online inventory page. When I talked to my OA at the end of last month he was seeing tens of more inventory cars than what was shown to me on tesla.com
That being said Tesla did sell more cars last quarter than they built so the inventory did go down in Q2
They did say at the end of previous Q that was to be expected since they had huge logistics problems with international deliveries.
Anyway, all this crap is irrelevant on a car leasing website…this garbage should be discussed on Seeking Alpha.
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Wtf. You can’t buy the model 3 after the lease end… doesn’t that make it a rental not a leasw
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