I Sold My Tesla Model Y After 2 Years | Here's Why
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Can you make a video about the new tiered autopilot cost? Is the 6k or the 12k worth it? Love the videos, keep it up!
I drive a model 3 I wanted a model Y before this video. I do Uber and Lyft full time while I work on my own app. This video was very informative, especially as I was going to trade my 2018 Honda Fit for a used 2020 model Y to use for rideshare full time while I rent out my model 3. Thanks, you saved me a lot of money. Think I’m going to look at the ionic 5 or a sienna hybrid.
He is really squeezing the last dime out of that Model Y on TH-cam before he sells it lol.
I don’t blame him 😂
LMAO
Poor Cliff 🤣
For real. Not to mention a lot of this story was already told in at least one other video...
Good for Ryan! The market value of a Tesla Y used is far more than the new price in 2020.
I’ve had my Model Y since August 2021. Only issue so far was a flat tire that required full replacement. Other than that, no problem’s whatsoever and I love the car. Your experience was quite different to say the least, dude, sorry!
I have heard alot of people getting a flat tire and tesla service is amazing becasue they come in wherever you are fix it for you.
@John James that’s funny I had almost the same problem. A drip bit in the side wall. Unfortunately I had to have it towed 90 miles to Tesla for a tire as no other shops carry these tires. Tesla paid for 50 miles of the towing so that helped.
I remember when you got your first Tesla Model Y and I was so excited for you! I’ve been watching your videos over the years, and thank you for supporting EVs. I am sorry those bad things happened but I hope from now on that you will have good luck with your new Tesla and much better times! Congratulations on your new vehicle, and I also hope everything goes well!
Nice. Can't wait to see your new Model Y! I love my Y. I ordered it early as well and had panel gap issues. I didn't get FSD and am glad I didn't. But not having to worry about the gas pump, and always having an amazing drive, plus autopilot... (game changer for road trips) has been more than worth it. I don't and never did have noise issues. Paid a total of $53,600 when it was all said and done. Have had it 2 years and I still love it.
Thanks for sharing all of your Tesla stories. It really helped me with purchasing my 2021 model Y. Also, as a TH-camr myself that was a SMART buy with getting the Tesla when you did right around when EVs started becoming big news. Basically you profited from the car which is awesome. Great job and keep up the great work with the videos. Big fan over here. 👏👏👏
@@777trader8 Why are you even on here if you’re gonna talk trash on it all and you act like he had all cash when he paid for it and could of put it straight into stocks when he said he needed a car
@@777trader8 Does an EV make sense for you? Here's my perspective. I bought a Model 3 in the spring of 2019 when my ICE car was on its last legs. About that time EVs were finally becoming a feasible option. I could have gone the inexpensive route and replaced the engine for $3-4K, bought a perfectly decent used ICE car for $5-10K, or a new one for under $30K, but I chose to spend closer to $40K for the EV.
I am very pleased with the purchase. I love that I don't have to go to gas stations or change the oil. I charge at home almost exclusively; works for me as I don't drive much. I really love that I don't have to be concerned with oil leaks on the driveway or garage floor, or passing emissions inspections. The peppy performance is very fun and I consider it a safety feature when you need it for merging or other maneuvers. The modern driving assistance features are certainly not perfect but are very good and can be attributed as to why Teslas are rated with the highest safety and accident avoidance marks.
Each person has unique vehicle requirements and preferences. If you drive very long distances daily and need lots of cargo space such as offered by a truck or van, an EV may not yet be your ideal match. If you need a city car for trips to work, shopping, etc., an EV will probably do just great.
Financially, other than the initial premium cost, the equation is very good. Maintenance cost has been virtually zero, and the equivalent electrical fuel cost is roughly $1/gallon of gas.
So I would recommend that if the logistics of owning an EV works for you and your budget allows, base your decision on your preferences rather than mostly the cost. Also factor in the product maturation cycle; emerging advancements in batteries and other tech features will continue, but it's nice to buy in after a significant improvement rather than before. If you have not already, test drive a friend's EV or rent one to get a better objective impression.
@@777trader8 I am not concerned about replacing the batteries. When I bought mine I believe the batteries were estimated to last around 300-500K miles, and since then I've heard perhaps even approaching a million miles. The only reason I could see to replace the batteries other than physical damage due to an accident would be if battery technology improved so dramatically that you could double or triple the range.
The motors are impressively very well engineered per automotive industry expert Sandy Munro; quite advanced and Musk has said the vehicles are designed to commercial standards (think taxis) so should not have major failures for a million miles. Since you don't drive many miles, it should not be much concern. Major repairs are expensive, but unless you are in an accident you probably won't experience that, and if you do then hopefully insurance will cover most of it.
You brought up the potential rising cost of electricity. Ideally you would want to get solar panels on your residence, with battery storage so you can continue to produce power even if the grid is down. If anyone has not gotten the memo from the 3000 or so globalist chuckleheads who think they should run and ruin the lives of everyone else on the planet as they have somewhat done these last two years, it would be wise to consider just how vulnerable the status quo is. What if the reserve currency collapses and gasoline goes to $100 or even $1000 per gallon? If you had an EV and an off-grid power source you would be better off than most. The future is uncertain, so it is always a good strategy to try to have options and backup plans.
When my ICE car was failing, I needed a replacement fast. I considered the Konva EV, but it simply was not available in my state, and realistically not hardly obtainable even in the few states it was offered. I called dealers and practically told them to take my money, but they could not deliver. So instead I went online, added the Tesla M3 to the cart, and in a few weeks it showed up on my driveway The deliverer drove off in my traded-in failing ICE car, with the engine sounding like it was about to blow due to the crankshaft problem. Today there are a lot more options, or at least in theory. While Tesla cranks out hundreds of thousands of vehicles per quarter, other legacy automakers struggle to push out a few thousand EVs. Watch some analysis videos with Sandy Munro and you will probably get a sense that Tesla has a large and widening technological lead over others. Beyond the economy and supply-chain issues, there is a reason why several year old Teslas are valued for more than their original cost.
Value and cost are related, but are not the same. Value is a personally unique assessment that may include cost, function, needs, importance of flexibility and options in an uncertain environment, and enjoyment. Cost can likely be mitigated via stock investment. With the expected lousy 2nd quarter, the upcoming probable stock split, and maybe even the late year AI/robotic activity, it might be a good time to invest in TSLA if expendable funds are available. In 4 or 5 years you could probably buy the latest vehicle with a portion of your profits. Or maybe by then we will all be summoning robo-taxis for any transportation needs.
Thank you Ryan, my wife and i are saving up for a model Y and we got a lot of great info from your video!
I just got an updated delivery date on mine. It went from March - June 2023 to December 2022 - January 2023. I’m so stoked!!
@@NatmanFilms I’m in NY, so it’s supposed to come out of Texas. Texas just started producing long range model Y’s, which is probably why it’s coming six months sooner than expected.
Sale at the top of the market. Because vehicle prices and demand are about to crumble.
Very smart
I too had hoped to pick up my new Y in Austin. Sadly, the timing did not allow it, however I still love the Fremont built car. Hope you can get the 4860’s in a long range version. That would provide topics for many interesting videos. Good luck.
I sold my 2020 MY two weeks ago and got a 2022 MYP. I’m impressed by the build quality and less noise in the cabin. I think you’ll enjoy your new MY🙂!
thank you for being transparent
I also sold my 2020-built Model Y and bought a 2022 to replace it. I was hoping that the fit and finish would be better, but honestly, I had way more issues with the new car compared to my older one. I agree that Tesla pushes the quality control onto the customer, and it's really frustrating with how much more expensive the Model Y has become. I'm already 4 service center visits in and another is already scheduled. I think I got pretty unlucky with the quantity of issues, but the quality control checks clearly missed some serious flaws. My service center noted that my car was the worst they had seen in a while, but some issues like a high pitched whine they want to charge me to fix (even though I reported it on the first day of delivery). Hoping that my issues get resolved eventually, thanks for all the great Tesla content!
Dang, can I ask what other QC issues you had? My Y delivered mid-May had a half dollar sized paint blemish above a b pillar - no clear coat & u can see some primer. Also, the driver's door would rub against the fender when opening, making a big thud. Thankfully all fixed with one trip.
@@jim_vinyltap I have a video on my channel documenting the delivery
@@NatmanFilms you can only drive it once you’ve accepted it
Sadly, your experience is typical. Tesla still does not know how to build cars. They are constantly having to make running changes because they are so far off from the right solutions. Its not "innovation." Its we suck at making cars and we are trying to make them less sucky. An Elon bot will be along shortly to say its not true.
You still love Tesla though right Ryan!
Hoping your 2022 Model Y will be amazing and treat you good!
"I didn't know exactly how I'd pay for it" - lol.
Congrats!... mine should also come in September-October ... can't wait!
Love your videos. Keep up the good work
Thanks for sharing this. In similar situation with a 2019 Model 3 with FSD. I have an order in for a new M3 and trying to decide whether to sell or keep it as a rental. Would you recommend Turo or was that a poor experience?
Which compony did you sell your Model Y ???? Any recommendations ?
Thank you for All your videos I love it.
Good luck on new ventures.
Appreciate your video Ryan! Great content! I had a Honda Accord that I had to trade in because of accidents. It was red just your Model Y.
I believe you got the “Raw” deal from Tesla on the drive motor repair. It sounded to me the failure was due the Constant Velocity Joint, add the noise you were hearing and all the grease around the failure, it points to CV Joint. It is possible the first front accident could have contributed to failure, since I believe from your video, accident was on same RF side of CV Joint failure. In an case, the suspension upgrade had “NO” bearing on failure. (Keep in mind all OEM’s would have taken this opportunity to get out of the warranty repair, upgrade/modification to origin OEM design, license to steal).
Thank you for sharing and the transparency. I have a long range model Y 7 seater hopefully coming out of Texas in November. I’m an hour south of the factory.
Hi, great video which car company bought back your tesla? thats an incredible deal
Received my Model Y Saturday. No big issues at all in terms of functionality. The steering wheel just had a blemish/rubber scratch mark, seats had buckle marking and one panel gape near the light. Cars works well but still need to test the charging ports and heated seats
got mine saturday too! tesla birthday buddies? haha.
i’m in the same boat though. have an exterior A pillar panel that sticks out a little bit and i had a small dent where the corner of the charging cover opens up. But I Love it so far and driving it is so much more fun than anything i’ve ever driven.
No big issues? For a 60k car, a blemish is not a big issue?? You must be kidding. A 50k car from other manufacturers is flawless on delivery.
Where did you sell your Tesla? I am looking to sell my model 3 currently and looking for a solid price.
Thank you!
The best thing I love about Tesla is their 100,000-mile battery warranty. I tend to ditch mines around 115 k miles or when I start to notice a slight battery deficiency. I just trade it for a newer model.
Wow…great chronicling . Very well done.
Very informative video! Have a long range Model Y on order. Supposed to receive it Nov 22-Jan 23. Our first electric car.
This is why I would never buy 1st and 2nd gen of _any_ product. I waited and now I'm super happy with my 2022 M3.
@@NatmanFilms The ones built in the USA seem to have more issues than the Chinese built ones
After I got my Model 3 LR. Of course my sister decided to start trying out Tesla as well. Due having a family on her own (fiance, kid and a dog). They need a SUV type.
They tried the Model Y. I got to drive it once and I didn't like it, I did check the modes on it, but at that time found it to be a struggle to turn the wheel (bigger tires I guess).
The car felt more clunky than the Model 3.
Great recap Rayan. Thanks
Hi, Ryan! Longtime watcher, first time writing. What service did you sell your car to? Thanks for all the great videos!
I asked the same question... but no response.
He makes greats videos, but I wonder if he reads the comments 🤔
Hey Ryan, just wondering how you got your incoming loss paid back during your car get fixed? Is it because you listed it as Turo renting ? Does it cause extras from your personal insurance? Thx buddy
At the current price range (2022) would you still recommend a Tesla? new or used?
My 2022 MYLR has been flawless. Fit and finish was excellent. I’m completely satisfied with my purchase. It’s an amazing car. I love driving more than any other car I owned.
Me too. Our 2022 MYLR has been perfect. No fit and finish issues except there was one drop of paint on the rubber door gasket that I was able to remove. It was a very expensive car but just about all cars are expensive right now.
What company did you use to sell your car? Thinking of selling mine and been getting lowballed.
Great quality video as always!
You did very well on your sale!
Curious, what is the price difference between Model Y’s and when was the new one ordered…?
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Just picked up my Austin made long range Y on Tuesday. Still some minor issues but they're getting there. Sold my 2017 Prius Prime (25 miles on electric) at in insane price. A good time not to own an ICE vehicle!
Congratulations on your purchase. Glad to see you got your model y long range from Austin. When did you order your long range model y?
@@helicopterjohns Ordered in Sep but dinked around for a month deciding whether to go with trade or cash. FYI, I live in the Austin area.
Hi Ryan ,
I’m get close to getting my Tesla Model 3 RWD/ LFP battery.
I would like to know about your model 3 experience.
It will help we with my decision on if I should still get my own Tesla.
Ryan, thank you for videos. I’ve always learned so much, and really appreciate it. Like you, I ordered and took delivery of my Y in the same timeframe. Q: What company did you sell it to? Or, what list of companies did you shop it to? (Looking to sell mine as well). Thanks!
Waiting on this answer too!
What company bought your Model Y? I'm considering a Fisker Ocean and I'd like to know the company you sold yours to if you can share. Thanks!
You have extreme patience. I would never be able to own a Tesla with all the quality issues.
I ordered FSD with my CyberTruck. It was to be $7k. But I am not sure if Tesla will ever be able to take out all the bugs out of the FSD with the current architecture. I watched MobilEye's "unedited" drive in Jerusalem. It was very impressive. It will be an interesting 2-3 years when all these companies compete with their autonomous driving solutions.
Outstanding recap of your car history, the costs, the income, and the overall experience. That car sure had an interesting "childhood." The new owner, if they can learn who it's original owner was, will have a well documented history. That increases the value by itself, CARFAX on steroids!
@Ryan Shaw, I have ordered mine and will get it this month, Aug or Sept (yours is September/October). Should we get it or cancel and wait for the tax credit? Please advise, thanks
I sold my 2021 Model 3 SR+, with 18,000 miles, one accident reported, but otherwise clean, for $47,000. I bought my M3 off the lot at Telsa in St Louis, for $38,000. I owned the car for about 16 months. When it was all said and done, I walked away with close to a $18000 check. I got back my $8000 down payment from my Suby, plus all my payments and then some. plus another $2700 check from at fault driver's insurance for a little bump that never got fixed. It is unbelievable that you can sell a year old car for a profit. There used to be a rule that when you drove the car off the lot, it lost 30% right away. aka you are stuck with it.
Now I have the car I wanted, but was a bit out of my price range. 2022 M3 LR, in the dark blue on white. I love the extra range, when I take road trips.
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Ryan, did you feel the 19 inch wheels are the best choice for a better (smoother) ride quality? I have a Model Y performance with 21s. I knew it would be a hard ride, but not this hard. It's rougher than my corvette. Thanks.
yes 19 inch all the way! Not only is it smoother riding, you also have less chances of damaging your wheel in a pothole or scratching it on a curb. You also get more range. The 21s is literally only for aesthetics and some might say handling but it's so minimal that it's basically negligible unless you track it lol, which if u do prolly have your own wheels anyway.
What a great transparent video. Thanks
I love how you aligned your short tesla y biography lol it gives me god tier youtube video vibes
Congratulation moving on from the not so good luck on your first Tesla!
Is Tesla Crazy increasing the price every month or so
CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!
Do you have any experience with Model X? I got 2022 Model Y but I feel like it’s too small. With two kid seats in the back row, and a stroller in trunk, I can barely do grocery shopping in this thing. I’m considering Model X but internal space looks similar to Y. Do you know if it’s roomier than Y? I guess I just need to get a test drive in it.
I’m ready to place my order for model Y. I’ve waited for years and I think it’s time. I see the quality is better coming out of Texas and want a Texas model Y. How long is warranty on these cars ?
Keep making great vids! Rented the MSP from you late last year...now, I'm thinking of delling my Y. Would like to know which dealer you sold your Y to so I'd do the same then get MSP. Thanks in advance.
Our 2021 red MY had zero issues from the factory. However, we have also been rear-ended twice here in LA. What a drag. The first time, we were on the 101 and someone swerved into us from another lane. He didn't know why he did it. The Tesla camera video showed the accident and it looked like he might have reached down to pick something up on the passenger floor or something, but who knows. The second time, we were in stop and go traffic on Sunset in West Hollywood when the person behind us was rear-ended and the impact threw his car into ours. It was ridiculous. One thing after the first accident though: the car was even more quiet than it had been before, and I can only think that was because the rear hatch had been replaced. We haven't had the second repair done yet (waiting on parts), but I'm hoping that it also turns out ok. We've been fortunate to have been able to drive the car after these accidents.
Nice. Mine is due dec 6-january. Any idea if mine will be a 2023 model and if there is even a difference if so?
Love your videos. Debating model Y or model 3.
When is your Model Y due and how can you get the Giga Texas one - I have mine due for Dec22.
Ryan. What service did you use to sell your Tesla? I have a 2018 long range rear wheel drive model 3 I want to sell and I’d be interested in talking to your service. Thank you.
How did you file the diminished value claim? What proof was required?
Good Honest video- thanks!
What insurance did you have when having the model y and what company did you use to sell the model y to?
How about the PPF cost? Everyone wanting to spend thousands to protect the paint on a car they sell in 2 years.
Hi Ryan, you mentioned you have a 2022 Model Y scheduled for delivery in September. With the 7,500 tax deduction coming, what is your plan? Will you delay it to 2023. I love to hear more about it.
I ordered my “Y” in December and just got it last week, and I found a lot of problems with mine from paint bubbles, misaligned panels, trunk lid paint chips, dents, and some interior cosmetic issues. I recommended everyone download the checklist because there were other buyers there with no checklist. When they saw me using a checklist, they then started checking their cars and the three cars around mine had similar problems I had, and 1 of the three refused to take delivery. We did accept delivery and have a service appt. to get all the repairs fixed. Also, the delivery date estimate is a joke! Mine first went, from April-May to June-July to August-September to November-February of 2023, then back to July-August! BTW your channel is excellent and has helped me immensely!
Hey Scott, did you order with FSD? I ordered mine in last November and delivery date moved like yours and now it is July-August but VIN is not yet assigned.
where can i find this checklist? I had MYP delivery date today just to be called in the morning stating it was delayed.
No I did not. What color did you order.
@@MrKedrinscott white with white interior and with 3rd row.
I can accept one or two initial issues but I won't accept all the issues you found in a brand new car, especially one that costs > $50k. Sorry
Honestly I’m amazed that despite all the work renting it out, and the fact you could sell unreasonably high in this market you still came out negative. Hope TH-cam paid off you earned it
Great content man. Thanks
You didn’t include insurance cost or maintenance, at 30K+ miles did you not replace the tires? Also charging but referrals from channel may cover supercharging costs
Wow da paint issues coming with this crazy , among other issues ya mentioned but got fixed .
Got my 2021 LR MY Oct 2020. Took only 5 weeks. Still love it! Moved into a house last year & installed Nima charger to get faster charging. Will not go back to an ICE car as I had a Hybrid prior. Planning on keeping this vehicle for a minimum of 3-4 years. It’s perfect for a single mom. ☺️👍🚗
Only damage is some Road Rash on one Induction wheel. 🙏🏻🙏🏻😔
Who u use to sell ur car? Driveway offering the same amount and I have a 21 Y standard range
When did you order your 2022 MY? I have an estimated delivery of Aug/Sep for a MYP. Your channel has been invaluable and I hope to create decent content on YT as well.
Hi Ryan,
Where did you sell your car?
Thanks for these numbers! Which company did you sell it to? $20k difference from other businesses is a big difference.
What company did you sell it too if I may ask?
What is your plan for getting a LR Y from Texas?
When did you ordered the new Model Y? I ordered in March and got delayed from December 2022, to March - June 2023...
Im curious of the third party company you used that does their own inspection and selling
Me loving videos of Teslas while I drive a 1988 Toyota Corolla lol
used car market is good for all cars not just Teslas. i'm personally not ready for a 100% EV hence I sold my 2019 Honda Clarity PHEV for a 5k profit this year and got a XC90 Recharge extended range
thanks for the vid but how much was your insurance before the accident and after the accidents? also you got rear-ended and yet your policy have to pay for it? how?
2 questions:
1. will you ever go back to gas cars?
2. will you own/keep your teslas after the 4 year warranty is up?
hoping to here your thoughts on those, great video by the way!
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1. I drove my son's 2010 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor. We work on it, and it is in near perfect shape. He loves it. But I hated driving it. I hated parking it without the visual aids. When you let off the gas, it keeps going without using brakes. It has ABS and that's it. I have gotten spoiled knowing my Telsa is looking after me. I have become a lazy driver.
2. This, I think will be the issue with long term Telsa owners. Little things that break and cost a "LOT" to fix. Mirrors that open and close EVERY time you get close with your phone. Easy Entry, that use the power seat motors to move the seats around. The more you use these motors, the more likely they will fail after years of use. And Telsa don't sell after market, or Hanes manual to repair yourself. The scroll wheels on the steering wheel are used for EVERYTHING. When I went from a 2021 SR+ with 18,000 miles a to a 2022 LR, I can already see those wheels were weaker. They are for cruise control and volume when you normally drive, but you need them for a lot more in the car. If they fail, how much are those to fix?
I have heard of the windows regulators going out, seat sensors failing, stopping the car going into drive, and the charge port door won't open which is a $500 fix.
@@ken90004 i appreciate you so much for this response, as this is where i am with my bear ended warranty. i definitely needed to hear that, i appreciate that, man.
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Great video. What company did you use to sell the car? Selling ours soon. Thanks
Pick up my new MYP tomorrow!
We got our new 2020 Model "Y" 24,000 miles ago and had flawless service from it! With the exception of a flat tire being fixed, no work has been done on this vehicle! Peace!
Can you recommend a place to get the PPF ? I live in So Cal too (near where your model Y got rear ended) and would like to go to the same place you went, if you recommend it that is. Thanks in advance
Curious if you considered trading it into Tesla when the new one arrives so you'd only have to pay tax on the difference between the trade-in value and the sale price of the new one? Did you do a cost analysis of that option? I did that when I traded in my 2014 Model S for my 2019 Model 3.
this is an excellent point to make, curious to what the answer would be
Rented my Model 3 on Turo once and car was damaged. It wasn’t accident with another car, but my vehicle was damaged. It was all covered by Turo, but it was a hassle to get all the money and repair the car. Wasted time for not a lot of profit. I don’t plan to rent my car out again.
Quick question- would you recommend getting a 19 inch wheel instead of 20 on the Y
The comments I see most often on the 20" is that its a much firmer ride. I have the 19" and I love em. Longer range too.
@@jmattos I si want the look of the 20 inch wheels and like the black rims. But I do love having more miles. And I keep hearing also that the 19 inch rides softer and not as stiff. So I’m thinking just ordering model Y with 19 inch wheels. And reading your comment just made up my mind.
I think Ryan did cover this in another video, but the 19" wheels seem to be night and day different with a softer ride than the 20" wheel. I also ordered a Model Y with 19" wheels.
Would the loss be offset by the gas savings also?
You mentioned that you were going to try to pick up a model Y from Texas but I thought that you lived in California. Is that an option for people from the West Coast to pick up a car from Texas?
Don’t they bring them down from Texas to California and all over.
I think Texas serves the eastern 2/3 of the United States as far as I understand…
Most interesting is the what will happen next;) Thanks for the videos Ryan;)
you sold the red one or kept it on Turo?
personally i would go for the 4680 model. 50 mile range hit but a lighter more efficient car and from all I have seen just a better machine. looks quiet as hell. 2170 out of Austin will prob be good to but not sure if it has double castings.
Do you also write off the car as a business expense? If so how much is that saving you?
May I ask what site you used to sell your car? With the two accidents I’m surprised at the offer you were able to get considering carvana was only offering 38k for my m3lr 2021 with one not at fault accident and the repair was only 1500….
Would love to know which company purchased the car as well
Agreed, selling my 2020 Model X Performance Ludicrous plus!
Auto trader sell to private party
Don’t sell in carvana bro
@@jominjoy123 yeah I’m not was Just seeing what they were offering