Sorry you don't like the truth, but I've traded in 3 vehicles to Tesla. I know what Tesla credited me for each vehicle and what each vehicle was selling for at the time on the used market. The last was my 2017 Model S 100D. I know how much Tesla credited me and exactly how much the car sold for to the new owner. No trolling, just factual reporting.
It's not facts, though, if your last data point was 2017.
Wrong. The car was a 2017, sold 2.5 months ago. I define fair market value as the going rate for a used car in whatever condition the car happens to be in and with whatever mileage happen to be on the car. In other words, the average price someone is currently paying for that particular vehicle. In the case of my 2017 S, the fair market value was a hair under $25,000. The new owner paid $24K. Tesla credited me $9,500. That comes out to 39.58%.
Sorry, still not true. You can't claim that *ALL* Tesla trade offers are 40% below market based on just 1 data point. I have 6 and they were all fair market value +/- 10%.
Now you're trolling. I told you I had 3 data points. 42% was the highest of the 3 data points.
I'm not saying 40% below FMV either. I'm saying 60% below. Tesla pays between 39 and 42% of FMB 100% of the time in my experience consisting of 3 data points. !00% fact and true information you cannot disprove.
You can't troll someone who's trolling. I'm responding to your sensational feelings != facts claim that all Tesla trade offers are 40% below market.
No, just no.
Where did I say "all Tesla Trade offers" are 40% below FMV?
Post number 10 where you said "Tesla offers roughly 40% of fair market value."
... I didn't have sexual relations with that woman!
And my data proves that Tesla offers roughly 40% of FMV. I have 3 data points proving it. You may have data points that prove Tesla doesn't always lowball that much, but they most certainly do offer 40% of FMV at least part of the time (100% of the time in my case).Post number 10 where you said "Tesla offers roughly 40% of fair market value."
I guess now we're going to debate what "roughly" means
Your data only proves they offered you 40% fair market value. However, your statement indicated they offer everybody roughly 40% fair market value, which just isn't true.
