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Understood, I was shocked how many folks, when it first came out, qualified for the tax break. Personally, if I qualified for the tax break back then, the last thing I would do is buy a $100K truck. To each their own. $60K is much closer to what the average person should or could buy I agree...

It makes complete sense. Personally I think it should have been a $5K increase, but why do that when you’re already over a year out on reservations. Smart play IMO. At $70K I would just get the Premium, but that plays right into what they want right now. Premiums aren’t available on any lots...

I’m guessing $70K, but think it should be $65K. $65K I definitely would’ve still gone with the base model. $70K I likely would’ve spent the extra $10K and gone with the Premium, to me the differences make this a tough decision. $60K is a no brainer IMO.

I don’t tow or carry high payloads. I’ve had many air suspension vehicles and many coil springs, even had one of each with my Ram’s. The difference to me is negligible and after playing with the air suspension initially I found I never used it again ever. I set it where I liked it and/or put...

That was one of my concerns and I read the same, change to quality speakers and I’m sure it will be perfectly fine.

Just curious which ones did you go with?

Love the Wheels, personally I prefer the look prior to the spacers it was perfect, stick out way too much now IMO

I am guessing it is the same as the Long Range and you can add it. I am curious about the rear tail light strip too.

Exactly what I plan to do if I do not like the cloth/textile.

I placed my deposit, not sure what will happen in 7 days, but to me it is a Win-win. If the price goes up I am all set. If the price of the Premium comes down to $70K I will likely switch my order to a premium. I love my Model S, but could use the room for family trips (We are a family of...

Good call yes I do not tow anything and do not need the payload. My only issue would be if they dropped the price of the premium to $70K, I would definitely pay $10K more for it, but $20K doesn't make any sense to me.

I was debating ordering a what now is called "Premium" Cybertruck in the next few months. I test drove one again last month. I was an original, but my Model S was under water plus I decided to wait out all the issues and the Market. I got crushed on my model S for being impatient and didn't...

If I leased my current Model S I wouldn’t be under water and my payments would’ve been lower the past 3 years. Who knows what will happen with the Cybertruck in 3 years. All good points appreciate the feedback.

If you look at the lease vs finance numbers they equate to about the same. Prior with the $7500 it was an easy choice, lease and buyout to save money. Unfortunately I bought my Model S LR before the price drop and I was too far under water so I wasn't ready to buy last year. I just calculated...

Looks great I’m likely getting a Cybertruck in March I’ll be reaching out, still undecided if I want to do DIY or have it installed, but I live in GA so either option works through you guys.

My 2 cents, if or when I buy I will be getting the AWD. The only difference that matters to me is the motor. If it had bigger brakes, different interior, and maybe few other upgrades it might be tempting, but it doesn’t. I love Jeep Wranglers, I bought a 392, I absolutely loved it (minus the...

Still a ton on lots several on here were adamant that a few of us were clueless when we said demand had hit a wall 5-6 months ago. I wonder if they are mature enough to admit their mistake? By the tone of their posts I doubt it. Personally I like the truck a lot and I want to support Elon...

Agreed they still have over $4K off too. This is the best deal yet!!

Good to know appreciate you sharing.

This is insane that a $100K brand new truck needs a hack job fix from Lowe’s weatherstripping. I know Tesla is getting better, but man they have a ways to go. You all are a lot less picky than I am. I wouldn’t be OK with this.