Like he said, if you can afford it, buy the car outright and try to sell it at market value or at least get to as close you can to breaking even. I was in this situation recently with chevy where I drove 20k miles over and was bound to pay around $5000 in mileage fees. I bought the car for around 19k and sold it for 18.5k, only losing around $500 in the process.
Like he said, if you can afford it, buy the car outright and try to sell it at market value or at least get to as close you can to breaking even. I was in this situation recently with chevy where I drove 20k miles over and was bound to pay around $5000 in mileage fees. I bought the car for around 19k and sold it for 18.5k, only losing around $500 in the process.
You remind me of Bobby axelrod from series Billions
What if you plan on buy it at lease end and go witb the lowest mileage, Does your purchase amount at lease end and payment change ?
But now model y or 3 can’t be bought back . 🙁
I mean if you leased the car
Great Point, Johnny. Buyer (or Lessee) beware with Tesla.