Hertz selling remaining 20,000 Teslas at $25,000 "no haggle" price

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… too bad they don’t have any Model Y Long Range AWD.

EV slump, Hertz fire sale take used Teslas to ‘no haggle’ $25,000 price (msn.com)

This may not be as good a deal as it seems. I suspect many of them are worth less than $25,000

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[MarkR]

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… too bad they don’t have any Model Y Long Range AWD.

I think they did have some Model Y LR models, but those appear to get snapped up quickly at prices a little higher than $25k. Tesla has used 2021 MYLR for $27k-$34k depending on options. I nearly bought one of them on Friday.

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caveat emptor

Used Teslas are getting very cheap, but buying one can be risky

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@MarkR

I think they did have some Model Y LR models, but those appear to get snapped up quickly at prices a little higher than $25k. Tesla has used 2021 MYLR for $27k-$34k depending on options. I nearly bought one of them on Friday.

I saw a MYLR for $27,400 a couple of days ago, but Tesla estimated a $2,500 charge to ship it to the Service Center a couple of miles from my home. Fortunately, there are enough Teslas registered in Washington and Oregon, that something should turn up locally in the next 18 months.

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[MarkR]

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I saw a MYLR for $27,400 a couple of days ago, but Tesla estimated a $2,500 charge to ship it to the Service Center a couple of miles from my home.

Yep. Once I saw that high shipping fee, I changed my search parameters (and sort parameters) to show only ones close enough to only incur a shipping fee between 0 and $500 (seems like up to a few hundred miles is included in the $500 fee). But the inventory changes every day, and throughout the day, so you have to search, get lucky, and decide rapidly. The Tesla website isn’t great for used car searching.