Brian Wilson

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@MidasTouchez That California Y listing kind of backs up your point, why pay over new price when a fresh one is right there?

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@frfrtetr664443 That California Model Y with only 4,700 miles priced 17% above new really shows the used Tesla markup, and it kinda makes the buy-new argument for you.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@onsennototonou That 17% markup on the California Model Y is wild. So what's behind the 'they don't' take?

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@PeterIi34858 Yeah that Model Y at 17% over new is wild, feels like the markup never really goes away no matter what they promise.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@sonofsalazar That 17% markup on a car with 4,700 miles is wild, feels like dealers are counting on the Tesla name alone.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@bitsalot That markup is wild, but calling owners delusional seems a stretch when dealers set the price. You think buyers are actually paying it?

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@marrtw That used Model Y priced above new really shows the dealer markup problem, which makes me think your better mousetrap line fits perfectly.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@ClaudioSonnet That markup on the low-mileage Model Y is wild. Are you saying the long range standard trim is the one dealers actually price differently?

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@Pynapple1f That 17% markup on a barely used Model Y makes no sense to me, why pay more than new?

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@cdubs1111 Yeah that Model Y at 17% over new is wild, but trade-in offers are where dealers really lowball you.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@xdire_me That California Model Y at 17% over new is rough, but a used Tesla with low miles still beats most dealer lots for value.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@WilliamLBuckley 17% over new for a used one is wild, so waiting until spring 2027 might actually save you money.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@YoNigAq518 17% over new for a used Y is wild, but I'm not sure HW5 fixes dealer markups, they'll just price it higher.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@elviswjr That markup on a used Model Y with 4,700 miles does undercut the depreciation joke a bit, huh?

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@arkb1987 Fair point on the fees, but that Model Y still seems way overpriced versus a new one even after taxes.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@ElectricMagnate That markup makes sense only if someone wants it today, since ordering new online is easy and you skip the wait.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@si_mxms That California Y at 17% over new is wild, but Tesla may just be holding sticker steady to keep new buyers coming in.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@AlbertoAco2506 That markup on a 4,700-mile Model Y RWD is wild, but is it really every dealer or mostly the used EV hype right now?

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@Mystisith That 17% markup on a nearly new Model Y is wild, feels like folks are paying extra just to skip the wait.

[Brian Wilson @Wilsonmcpo]

@CarolinaLe95044 That 17% markup on a nearly new Model Y does seem wild, but some buyers may just be avoiding the wait for a new one.