The Best Tesla Deals Are HERE | Used Tesla Buying Guide

[@deej628]

Got a 22 m3p a month ago for 30k. 1 owner, blue/white, with 35k miles. Less than half the price it was new. I love it.

[@Khanfuzed1]

paid 70 for mine… have my gripes but is a good car 3 years later lol

[@deej628]

@@Khanfuzed1dang. As long as you love it who cares.

[@puzzleetpuzzles7951]

@@deej628your wallet do care and apparently a lot of tesla owners too who lost shit ton of money. Unless you can throw 30k for nothing, because extra 30k would get you way better car.

[@greggoryjohnson156]

This channel is all about 3’s and Y’s. I would like to see expanded news on S’s and X’s as well.

[@NickAndTech]

those models aren't nearly as important to Tesla, they're very low volume sellers in comparison to 3 and Y, there's very little news to talk about outside of bigger updates every 3-4 years

[@frostcb2]

I bought a 2020 model Y 80,000 miles last month for $25,000 after the $4000 incentive $21,000 for my favorite vehicle of all time. Oregon❤

[@LaSirene23]

But your battery won’t be under warranty after the next 20k miles and that’s a $15k expense 🫤

[@bencarpenter6127]

@@LaSirene23it’s under warranty until 120,000 and it is extremely unlikely to fail if you treat it well :p

[@michealmoore2960]

Always interested in "X" & "S" News as well - as I drive a 2024 "X!"

[@Jihme]

Same!

[@LeEaMa-22]

Interested in X & S also!

[@JamesWeathersby-t9c]

Test drove a Cybertruck today at the Stateline Tesla service center in Kansas. Simply amazing!!! I have a reservation for one. Now that I've seen it in person and driven one, I will definitely be getting one. Hopefully the price will come down and the $7500 point of sale will be available in the future. 😊

[@shanebehling4552]

The price will go down over time👌

[@LaSirene23]

That $7500 is going away soon

[@Pantone268Plus]

I drove one at the same location on the 11th. It was a lot of fun and a unique vehicle for sure!

[@botakzero4768]

Just bought a new Tesla last week with 0.99% interest at about $44 k after tax credit and sales tax. Best deal for Tesla

[@jamiehames331]

Just bought a used 2018 M3 LR AWD with only 12k miles on it for $21k. It had the FSD computer installed and the acceleration boost on top of that. Premium white interior and premium audio system. Only financed $19.5 which is absolutely insane compared to the $43k that we spent on our first M3 that now had over 145k miles on it. Best purchase I've made in a long time.

[@CourtesyOfCruz]

where did you buy it? have been looking on autotrader and tesla and cant seem to find that good of a deal

[@danielpabbott]

I've had my model 3 for four years, in the last six months i've had to have wiring harnesses replaced 3 times due to 'rodent damage' despite no other vehicles on my property are impacted. if Tesla can't solve, this is a dealbreaker. i'm trading mine in for an ICE vehicle.

[@UCAVids111]

Maybe spend money to get your rodent infestation under control 😂

[@alancobbin]

Tesla Hits $1Trillion Market Cap 👍😊

[@cedartreeworkshop]

Just bought a 2019 M3 w/77k miles. It needs some reconditioning (oil pump, new tires, removal of a ton of fake carbon fiber) but it's still a fraction of buying or leasing new Tesla and cheaper 3 year TCO compared to similarly appointed used gas powered Toyotas.

[@williamgrunzweig571]

That's not half bad honesty. The oil pumps that helps to keep the electric motor cool is very inexpensive. At 77k miles and that's the extent of maintenance, that's a drop in the buck compared to an ICE. By 77k, you would need spark plugs, several engine oil changes, possible valve cover gaskets, transmission service, new brakes, maybe O2 sensors...lord what else? Oh, serpentine belt replacement maybe. Possible other belts needing replacing. That is thousands of dollars vs the approximate 200-dollar part you appear to need. Talk about a steal.

[@LaSirene23]

But your battery will be out of warranty in the next 30k miles

[@cedartreeworkshop]

@@LaSirene23 That's a risk of owning any car. Gas/Diesel powered engines can (and do) grenade after 50k miles not covered under most car warranties - it costs about the same amount to replace a new engine in a gas car as a new battery for a Tesla. Not too concerned about it. Considering I have any warranty at all up to 120k is peace of mind enough for me.

[@cedartreeworkshop]

@@williamgrunzweig571 Exactly! I did all of that many times over on my old Camry. Paid for the car three times over with all the repairs it needed over the years.

[@dbcards4261]

I have a M3 and the FSD Supervised is useless. Its good enough to just start feeling comfortable with it and then it does something completely stupid. To any future buyers, continue to skip FSD. As for the M3 as a car, spectacular. I will be moving into a Y shortly as an update to my 2022 model. But will still skip the FSD.

[@inediblenut]

I try out the FSD every time it is offered as a demo to current owners (like this month) and I have to agree with you. It gets better every time, but still doesn't justify the high price. Maybe if I wasn't retired and drove more often it would make sense.

[@TreeHugger826]

Thanks for this video. The most helpful I have seen.

[@JustinAZ]

Unfortunately my 2019 Model 3 (Mid-Range) battery is sitting now at about 20% degredation. 77k miles total and only about 204 miles at a 100% charge. I have always used good charging practices, so this is pretty upsetting, but silver lining is maybe I'll get a warranty battery replacement soon.

[@HitDrip]

Bought the model Y performance in October in cash and then last week helped my daughter in getting a long range model y last week. The prices are so low right now. It's insane and I had to jump on the deals 💪

[@frankcoffey]

I looked for a gas SUV for my step son and couldn't find anything new the performance of the Model Y in that same price. Even the Equinox has no engine upgrade now and only makes 175hp. If you can deal with an EV the Model Y is the way to go.

[@karzm007]

Very informative video. When does your trade come in? Do you have to order the Tesla first? Please advise. Thank you

[@williamgrunzweig571]

This video is good, but you should just look around at your neighbors and see who has a Tesla. Approach them and ask if they can help give you pointers on buying a used Tesla. I'm confident they will be more than happy to show you their car and what to keep an eye out for.

[@inediblenut]

The main reason for the rapid depreciation of EVs in the US is that the governments $7,500 rebate comes right off the value the moment you take delivery, because you pocket that money. I think if you deduct that from the initial value before you do the depreciation calculation, Teslas are comparable to other cars. My Model Y with 15k miles is worth about 20% less than what I paid for it, after the rebate. That doesn't seem too bad to me.

[@Khanfuzed1]

sorry but that 7500$ never hit my pocket ; so it is in fact depreciation

[@vmurphs]

​@Khanfuzed1 was it available when you purchased yours?

[@Khanfuzed1]

@ yep, i didnt qualify

[@cheeriomartinez]

do you work for tesla? You're a good spokesperson for them lol

[@locmer1970]

Just watch what is going to happens to second hand Tesla's pricing when/if FSD will be good enough.

[@Dm0stFin3sT]

18:30 those tires are bald af 😭😂

[@johnjlopez]

I think the biggest concern of a used tesla is getting a failed battery out of warranty with it's exceptionally his cost to replace - especially compared to the likely lower depreciated cost of the used car itself. It becomes a major gamble. I'm looking for a used tesla myself currently and that is my biggest fear. High insurance costs are my 2nd biggest concern. Early Model S also had chronically bad rear performance engines (fluid leaking into the engine) which are also expensive to replace and it just seems near impossible to know what is going to be a concern or not.

[@johnjlopez]

@@ConcealedCarryAndrew I hope you are right but that is not today.

[@dalejewell9916]

@@ConcealedCarryAndrew

[@abbcc555]

Still unbelievably expensive in Europe for what you actually get.

[@doylewillis9587]

It's definitely cost more money to charge than it is gas gasoline where I live it's about 2:20 a gallon

[@frankcoffey]

You have to consider oil changes and other maintenance they talk you into while you are there. My Tesla Model 3 hasn't required any maintenance in almost 4 years and over 30k miles of usage. Even the tires lasted 1/3 longer than the same tire did on my old Cadillac ATS. For many drivers maintenance on ICE cars is unexpected and they don't budget for it so it really puts them in a bind when it's needed.

[@vmurphs]

Also, is that with charging at home?

[@frankcoffey]

@ Good question, I’m paying the equivalent of $1.10 per gallon at home.

[@MoneyballTV]

“In the west” is an excellent distinction 🧠

[@AdamKrenske]

Very nice 👍

[@Repubcreek]

The cheaper the EV, the fewer miles it will go on a charge, not so much with ICE vehicles.

[@pbm___000]

Tesla has great used car prices! AKA worst resale value (more than other EVs). So why buy a new Tesla?

[@pbm___000]

More proof CEO being political is bad for consumers. Elon cut market in half for both new cars and used cars

[@oso13bravo]

I thought this video was going to be about Democrat selling their Teslas due to the presidential outcome.

[@musk-eteer9898]

they'll get over it, people love their Teslas

[@alancobbin]

I’m still waiting for certain US celebrities to leave the country after the Election in 2016,roll on 8 years they are still here and saying the same 😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@harriettanthony7352]

As always, the Democrats say one thing and do another

[@johnjlopez]

Their loss, my gain.

[@ThreeDogsTwoCatsAndAWife]

Elon DOES need to get the “other side” to buy his cars 😂

[@nedywest71]

Tesla UK - Tesla Y - 0% financing + 1 Year unlimited free supercharging everywhere Tesla supercharger exist :)

[@jeffhanson8216]

Just got a model 3 at 0% interest before the tax credits potentially go away. If anyone is looking for a referral code, then mine is in my KZbin bio!

[@danielcisco]

0% APR for 60 months on a new Tesla 🎉

[@BobbieGWhiz]

Better buy before the $7500 federal tax incentive goes away, unless his mind changes depending on the last person he talks to.

[@Pantone268Plus]

Why? The tax credit going away means the manufacturers will have incentive to lower prices again to keep sales up. Right now the tax credit is propping up half baked products from traditional manufacturers.

[@BobbieGWhiz]

@ So the EV manufactures can drop their price by $7500 and maintain their profits?

[@thomse5430]

Guaranteed the federal credit will be gone in 2025 🎉🎉🎉

[@Nord_Mann]

Sorry, but Tesla sales are going to crash totally, especially here in Europe after Elon going to bed with Trump. No democrat or European will buy these cars going forward. And if Trump goes ahead with the tariffs on Chinese EVs, I guess China will respond in a similar fashion with huge tariffs on U.S. affiliated car brands, and might forbid the sale of Tesla cars completely in China. Looking forward to seeing the numbers on Tesla sales here in Europe.

[@dwr1611]

As long as Elon is there, I am not buying Teslas, as much as i like them.

[@GreyGooserr]

Cool thanks for letting us know

[@dwr1611]

​@@GreyGooserryou're welcome

[@chrisfair11]

Let's be real, he isn't that involved anymore. Between SpaceX, MAGA, and the phone thing Tesla is somewhat on... Autopilot.

[@dwr1611]

@@chrisfair11 but it is his cash cow....so tesla is what feeds the beast

[@randymasseth7187]

😂

[@S-cottjdhdnd]

Can’t support channels that support Tesla any longer. Unsubscribing

[@dhruvasammeta69]

sad

[@HitDrip]

Bye 😂

[@quintonhorne5152]

Get over it

[@reviewjamal]

Womp wompppp

[@danncapitan]

Don't let the door hit ya in the ass 😂