Hey everyone, DennisCW here! If you’ve been following my channel, you know we’ve been keeping a close eye on Tesla’s financing offers. And guess what? As we predicted, Tesla has quietly extended the 1.99% financing offer for the Model Y All-Wheel Drive (AWD), aligning it with the Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) offer, both now set to expire on June 30th. I’ve got all the details you need to snag the best deal, plus some insider tips and market insights. Let’s dive in!
Last night, Tesla updated their website to confirm the extension of the 1.99% financing offer for the Model Y AWD. Initially, you had to place your order and complete a credit application by yesterday to qualify. But now, Tesla has given buyers a bit more breathing room. Here are the key things you need to know:
However, there’s a catch: if you’ve received the $2,000 Model Y loyalty offer, you cannot stack it with the 1.99% financing. When you do the math, the interest savings from the 1.99% rate might come close to the $2,000 incentive, especially if you pay off the loan early. So, weigh your options carefully!
If you’re ready to move forward, here’s what I suggest:
I’ve noticed a lot of people rushed to place orders yesterday to lock in the rate before the initial deadline. Looking at the inventory charts, the Model Y stock (the mustard yellow line) dropped noticeably. This could be due to last-minute orders or Tesla potentially pulling vehicles for repricing. Either way, act fast if you want to secure a vehicle by the end of the month!
While we’re on the topic of inventory, let’s talk about the Model 3. The pink line on the inventory chart shows a massive increase in available Model 3 units. Despite the current 0% financing offer on the Model 3, it seems like the incentive might not be moving units as effectively anymore. So, what’s next for Tesla? Here are a few possibilities I’m keeping an eye on:
I’m curious to hear your thoughts! What do you think Tesla will do with the growing Model 3 inventory? Drop a comment below or on my YouTube video.
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Tesla’s extension of the 1.99% financing on the Model Y AWD is a fantastic opportunity, but the clock is ticking with the June 30th delivery deadline. Whether you’re eyeing a Model Y or curious about the growing Model 3 inventory, stay tuned to my channel. I’ve got more updates and insider tips coming tomorrow on how to get the absolute best deal on a Model Y with delivery by the end of the month.
What are your thoughts on this financing extension? Are you planning to finance a Tesla soon? Let me know in the comments, and don’t forget to check out the video for more details. If you found this post helpful, share it with someone who might be in the market for a Tesla. And as always, thanks for supporting the channel!
Until next time, this is DennisCW signing off. 🚗⚡
Disclaimer: Always read Tesla’s terms and conditions for financing offers. Eligibility for incentives and tax credits varies based on individual circumstances. This post is for informational purposes only and not financial advice.
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