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It's just not worth $8k to me. My Model Y is underwater on its loan because of all of Tesla's price drops. My Model 3 would require a hardware upgrade, and I do
by gwbas1c 2y ago
It's just not worth $8k to me. My Model Y is underwater on its loan because of all of Tesla's price drops. My Model 3 would require a hardware upgrade, and I don't think I'll keep it long enough to justify the upgrade. I really liked the FSD trial, (even though it was very glitchy,) but I'm just not spending more money on a car that's underwater on its loan.
Even though FSD was glitchy, (entered a road without stopping, nearly got into an accident trying to take an exit,) I really enjoyed FSD. Specifically, I really enjoyed it on the freeway. I just don't see it as something that's worth an eye-watering amount of money, especially on a car that's underwater, or a car that I'll probably replace in 3-4 years.
I really wish Tesla offered a deep discount on FSD as goodwill for those of us who bought the Model Y right before they dropped the price. It's really hard to justify spending that kind of money after the car's value dropped so quickly.
$8k might be what Tesla needs to charge to break even, but as anyone involved in business knows, what something is worth is what someone is willing to pay, not what it costs to make.