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re: Tesla Car Owners?
Posted on 1/22/21 at 11:01 am to pjab
Posted on 1/22/21 at 11:01 am to pjab
quote:The resale value is pretty insane.
The resale value is impressively high on them
I know a guy who got a Tesla the same month I did. About 10 months later, he sold it for $5k more than he paid for it. I've had mine for 1.5 years and just doing quick looks on Cars.com or wherever, I can likely get pretty darn close to exactly what I paid for it, "sticker" price if you will.
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Posted on 1/24/21 at 8:55 am to shel311
I always assumed they depreciated like German sedans. I could not believe what they were selling for on auction sites. As of now, there is a about a 10 week wait for a Model S which certainly props up resale. I definitely overlooked the “capable” part of the Autopilot option. That extra $10k really changes the value equation for me.
Someone in another car thread mentioned how nice Volvo interiors are. I checked out their offerings. They have a XC40 which is their smallest SUV in full electric. Everything I want is $58k. Currently federal tax incentives are $7500 and state tax incentive of $4k. Those incentives get me to the same note as the vehicle it would replace. The 200 mile range would be very tight for a trip to the ski resorts without a recharge. Their PHEV cars (which is nearly the entire lineup have the same state tax is the same and slightly less on the federal) would alleviate that concern.
Someone in another car thread mentioned how nice Volvo interiors are. I checked out their offerings. They have a XC40 which is their smallest SUV in full electric. Everything I want is $58k. Currently federal tax incentives are $7500 and state tax incentive of $4k. Those incentives get me to the same note as the vehicle it would replace. The 200 mile range would be very tight for a trip to the ski resorts without a recharge. Their PHEV cars (which is nearly the entire lineup have the same state tax is the same and slightly less on the federal) would alleviate that concern.
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