Yea if you like the rental payment then that’s it, there’s no point worrying about the RV and MF since you can’t buy it out
That’s just it I don’t like how high it makes the payment. I need to put down $5k just to get the lowest priced Model Y at $400 per month! Who wants to do that?
Are you sure? Look at the inventory model Ys, I saw $430/month 0 down for a base model. That’s basically 1% rule
I’m sure. I have one on order. It’s not $0 down to get that payment. It’s $2999 plus all the other fees
Now check the box so the price includes taxes and fees
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Well obviously. OP was saying he was seeing $2999+ taxes and fees. It’s 0 down + taxes and fees
If you buy one from inventory you can realize a discount over $5000. If you’re not in a rush, then wait until the end of the month to get access to most inventory at highest discount.
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Cheapest inventory unit in that area takes almost $6k das to get to $400/mo
Only missed the useless 1% rule by $100/mo
You’re moving goal posts. Every broker on here advertises before taxes and fees. The inventory car I posted is 0 down and $427/month BEFORE taxes and fees. If you want a car that is 0 due at signing and $400/month after taxes and fees…then ok that’s fine! enjoy your Nissan Sentra. Model Y is not for you
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I’m literally just showing the actual price. The only goal post moving would be leaving out costs to make something look artificially cheaper than it is.
The only price that matters is the price that exists.
Most market place is using DAS, and actually includes tax and fees. Just look at the Mercedes eqs deals, you can get a eqs 580 for $440 with 3500 das. That cheaper than a model Y with 0 down since it’s 6k+ taxes and fees. No idea why would anyone get a Tesla.
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My order is cheaper than anything you can get in inventory right now. That one you had a screenshot of where did that go? Similar priced ones like the one you had a screenshot of would have been a demo at that price with no additional $7500 in tax credit. Making them cost more ultimately.
Of all the ev available for lease now, why do anyone wants to lease a tesla? It doesnt lease well, not worth the price they’re asking for and the build quality, fit, trim n ride handling are craps. The only valid reason to get a tesla is for the access to their supercharger (speaking of which that will be open to lots of other ev soon).
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Someone on Reddit posted their Tesla lease deal and the DAS was lowered with the $7500 tax credit. Their DAS was originally high in the thousands but after the rebate they only had to pay the first month payment and acquisition fee. The person posted the screenshot of it, showing that Tesla in fact uses the $7500 tax credit to lower your DAS amount. Of course with a marked up money factor and credit numbers can changed once you are ready to sign.
The $7500 gets taken off the price of the car. Show me a better lease on a similar priced EV. I just saw a Chevy Bolt LT for $299 per month with almost $5 das!
Huh? Go look at signed and marketplace.
I should have said I am in Michigan.
The ones in inventory DO qualify for the $7500 rebate and they are in fact cheaper to lease than a new order. I am in agreement with you that for $400/month you’re not getting anything short of a cloth seat rwd ioniq 5 with 150hp or whatever shit that has. Leasehackr is generally pretty biased against Tesla.
The Model Y RWD is a good deal, but order from inventory! It’s cheaper! I won’t belabor the point if you want to be stubborn about ordering, but here’s a link to the car. You can estimate the lease payment yourself if you don’t believe me.
If you want to check the box for taxes and fees you get $2500 total due at signing with 0 downpayment and $420+your local tax rate
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I am just trying to tell you the demos that are in inventory do not qualify for the tax credit. The one you are showing here does qualify but essentially it’s $45,330 plus $1390 destination fee. My order has a $1000 discount for being an early CT reservation holder and has a tow hitch and white interior. My order comes out to be $45630 and that is all in. I think I am out ahead but it’s still $442.62 with $4934.56 DAS. Of course that is 24/10. 36/10 is $409.89 and $4901.83. Tough pill to swallow to put that much money down to get that payment. And I know that is frowned upon. lol