James Cole
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Looking for low milage 2025 75k+ Vin Cyberbeast...
Shoot me what you got... thanks!
Shoot me what you got... thanks!
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Texas WTB Cybertruck
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BlueLightning
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Yep! Tesla.com
James Cole
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Thanks am aware… unfortunately Tesla depreciation is legendary and trying to avoid that…
James Cole
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You guys are all paying full msrp?
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What's the trick for paying <MSRP for a brand new (not used/demo) Cybertruck?
James Cole
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I see no way out of it frankly…
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I can't see buying a Cybertruck with only a few hundred miles on it. I can only imagine those miles have been the roughest any vehicle could ever have with thousands of miles scrubbed off the tires in launches from stopped positions.
James Cole
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Yeah first thing they do is full acceleration… so maybe not a great idea…
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I placed my order for a CT a few weeks ago. I'm still not sure it I'll get a 2026 or a 2025 model. Can't talk to anyone at Tesla to find out.
I got the notice of early delivery if I would consider a different configuration. With a choice between two different wheels and two different interiors, how much different could they be. I thought about it, but then decided no. The vehicle they cited was about a 100 miles away. I might have been used as a demo joy ride for awhile. I'm sure I could ask em if I was ever able to talk to someone live, but its all automated phone system.
I got the notice of early delivery if I would consider a different configuration. With a choice between two different wheels and two different interiors, how much different could they be. I thought about it, but then decided no. The vehicle they cited was about a 100 miles away. I might have been used as a demo joy ride for awhile. I'm sure I could ask em if I was ever able to talk to someone live, but its all automated phone system.
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