Re:Tesla’s First-Quarter Deliveries Plummet
by allset_ on Thursday April 04, 2019 @10:09AM
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> Tesla marketed their new lowend "$35K" Model 3 option but even that's them covering up the real price is $45k up front.
No it's not. The Standard Range Model 3 is $35K up front and $27k with their (ridiculous) estimated savings.
Re:Tesla’s First-Quarter Deliveries Plummet
by zaroth on Thursday April 04, 2019 @10:12AM
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No. Please get your facts straight!
The $35k Tesla is $35k before any rebates or savings are taken into account.
The $35k Tesla has a price after estimated savings of $24,450 in Massachusetts.
$24,450
$6,250 of that savings is in the form of a $3,750 tax credit and a $2,500 check.
So even if you factor in zero fuel cost savings the purchase price after rebates is $28,750.
Stunningly inexpensive for an EV. This is lower TCO than Accord or Camry.
Re:Tesla’s First-Quarter Deliveries Plummet
by dwighttk on Thursday April 04, 2019 @12:11PM
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what's the rest of the estimated savings?
Re:Tesla’s First-Quarter Deliveries Plummet
by zaroth on Thursday April 04, 2019 @01:04PM
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Estimated fuel savings from the 126mpge rating.
See: https://teslanomics.co/tesla-model-3-fuel-savings-calculator...
Re:Tesla’s First-Quarter Deliveries Plummet
by dwighttk on Monday April 08, 2019 @11:07AM
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as a person who drives 5K miles/yr and usually buys fuel in a state that isn't NY or CA, estimated fuel savings are always amusing.
Re:Tesla’s First-Quarter Deliveries Plummet
by sowbug on Thursday April 04, 2019 @10:16AM
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Please show where you came up with the $45K price. On https://www.tesla.com/model3/design, a black RWD standard range Model 3 with no options is exactly $35,000 (or "$26,950 after savings").
That's $45k somebody has to take a loan for and pay a higher monthly payment for than the supposed "$35k after savings!". The savings are complete and utter lie. After you pay interest on that $10k extra you borrowed you lose.
If you buy the car outright in cash, sure, you'll see a savings. But that percentage of the population able to afford such a purchase is small and dwindling.