NON-Foundation Series Cybertruck Now Available to Order (Price: $79,900) !!

[mongo]

Currently at $109 a month with State Farm, multiple vehicles + home + other, long history, no claims, and Drive Safe and Save.

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[vandytom]

Currently at $109 a month with State Farm, multiple vehicles + home + other, long history, no claims, and Drive Safe and Save.

must be married and old?

 

[mongo]

must be married and old?

Yes to married, but old???
Am I? ???‍?

 

[vandytom]

Yes to married, but old???
Am I? ???‍?

confirmed boomer

 

[TheMachinewon]

I haven't actually purchased mine yet, but I will most likely be around $1,000 per 6 months. I have gotten quotes for 150/month, 160/month, all the way up to 220/month.

Mine is covered for $540 a year. Liability only,, NJ

 

[mcorf]

$140 a month. State Farm.

 

[mongo]

confirmed boomer

Ah, no.
But thanks for playing!

 

[Jack27]

Yes to married, but old???
Am I? ???‍?

Don’t let these kids get to ya 75 is the new 40

 

[testuo24]

I just got my invite.. I would only get it with tactical grey, all season tires - basically anything that allows me to get the $7500 tax credit.

Can someone breakdown the total cost for someone based in Southern California? (taxes/credit/etc)

I am debating trading in my Model y..

 

[mongo]

I just got my invite.. I would only get it with tactical grey, all season tires - basically anything that allows me to get the $7500 tax credit.

Can someone breakdown the total cost for someone based in Southern California? (taxes/credit/etc)

I am debating trading in my Model y..

Nothing will let you get the $7,500 federal credit for consumers currently.
If you are buying for your business, you can likely get the $7,500 commercial credit.

 

[Macgreiner]

plus this will be the last truck I'll ever need to buy before RoboTaxi era.

I like your optimism, but I don't share it.

 

[vandytom]

I like your optimism, but I don't share it.

20 years is a loooong time in tech. I’ll retire well with robots.

 

[Sousray]

I disagree with this statement. When tesla first added the Core Wheels, the wheel itself had a different structure on the wheel itself. And they paired it with the All-Season tires. And the covers were of a different design as well. So you can still swap from AT to AS tires on either wheel. But they will look different.

Mine has the same type of rim as the Foundation. 20" rim on mine. Cover is a little different. wheels are the same as the all season on the FS. Gray panels as well. Looks better withthe interior in my opinion. everything else on this is the same .

 

[Sousray]

Because people who buy cars want the optional equipment to increase the resale value of the vehicle.

-Crissa

Mine came with one month free and 1 year connectivity free. I tried it and a little scary when turning the corners at a intersection. It seems the FSD does not take the rear wheel turning into consideration. Cuts the next lane. Had to take control . almost hit a jeep. I am sure they will fix it. Other than that I am really pleased with the non FS version

 

[Sousray]

Question for you if you don’t mind to answer, but question for all current owners if they wish to share?

So, what is the monthly $$$ cost for a six month premium?

When I checked with Tesla Insurance (which I had for the M3) they wanted $430 a month. WOW! I have a 98 safety score. I checked around and got it from Farmers for less than $100 a month. I was surprised and the agent was also surprised. It was less than my 2017 300E Mercedes. Could not believe the Tesla cost. No accidents or violations for 25 years.

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