Tesla Offering 0.99% Financing On Model Y Vehicles Until End Of May
Tesla has greatly reduced interest rates on the Model Y until the end of May. This could mean that Tesla is going to finance the Model Y vehicles until the end of May, whereas a bank generally does for loans of vehicles (or homes).
This means that the monthly payment will be substantially lower when purchasing a Model Y for the month of May in the U.S.
The payments look like so when you compare before and after monthly payments:
Monthly car payment before the special loan rate of 0.99% APR:
- Model Y Long Range RWD: $706/month
- Model Y Long Range AWD: $756/month
- Model Y Performance: $815/month
Monthly car payment after the special loan rate of 0.99% APR:
- Model Y Long Range RWD: $600/month
- Model Y Long Range AWD: $643/month
- Model Y Performance: $693/month
This applies to loans for 3, 4, 5, and 6 years.
In addition to this, Tesla is offering a 7-year loan at 2.99%, which is still a GREAT deal.
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For many people, saving $100 or more a month is a big deal when considering getting a car payment. With the $7,500 EV tax credit, a Model Y long range RWD becomes a very good value.
Its base price is $44,990, just like the old Model 3 RWD used to be, which I bought back in 2022. However, it gets a $7,500 tax credit and a very low interest rate of 0.99%.
Tesla is clearly testing out a new strategy for its vehicles, which may help it not to have to lower prices anymore.
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Is Tesla Doing Its Own Financing?
In order to truly know if Tesla is doing its own financing, one would have to buy a Model Y using the finance option. If it is true that Tesla is doing its own financing, you would see your monthly payments go to Tesla.
For my Model 3 RWD I bought in 2022, I made monthly payments to Wells Fargo until I paid the loan off a couple months ago early.
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— Jeremy Noel Johnson (@AGuyOnlineHere) May 4, 2024
I think it's a great strategy if Tesla is doing its own loans and payments. It means Tesla gets the monthly payments for its vehicles and the interest - even if a small amount of interest with 0.99%.
This is a special promotion, so there is no telling when Tesla will do something like this again - if ever.
If you're in the market for a Model Y, now is as good a time as any to get one.
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What do you think about Tesla offering 0.99% financing on the Model Y until the end of May?
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