Tesla Will Now Let You Finance Your EV Repairs… With Interest Rates as High as 36% APR
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
That's not financing, that's extortion
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
get insurance that covers windshield replacement
it's money very well spent
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
How much of this expense is because Tesla is a small auto manufacturer? I imagine they don't have the economies of scale that others do.
And I'm not even thinking about the stupid wankpanzer with all it's custom BS...
I feel like a competent CEO would have merged with a large auto manufacturer and maintained an independent leadership.
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
Imagine buying a car and your car payments keep going up over time because the repair costs rack up faster than your payments.
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get insurance that covers windshield replacement
it's money very well spent
Insurance premiums for Teslas have been skyrocketing because of this.
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get insurance that covers windshield replacement
it's money very well spent
Drive to your local LKQ distribution center with stock and an extra $100. You won't make it past the 3rd installer you see show up in a van before someone will take your $100 with a new windshield installed within 30 minutes. Never buy a car unless LKQ makes reproduction parts. That is where 90% of auto body repair parts come from in the USA. Anyone can walk in and pay cash too.
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
A sane society would ban interest rates beyond 2x the Fed. 12% is plenty to make profit.
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
Fat mobster: “Where else you gonna go? Autozone? Hahahahahaha!”
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A sane society would ban interest rates beyond 2x the Fed. 12% is plenty to make profit.
How will elon finance his trip to mars
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
Oh goody. It's damn CareCredit for cars.
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A sane society would ban interest rates beyond 2x the Fed. 12% is plenty to make profit.
wrote last edited by [email protected]If this was done in the USA, a lot of airlines would struggle or even collapse if they couldn't figure out how to adapt.
The four biggest airlines in the US (United, Delta, American and Southwest) all lose money on flights. The way they make a profit is through their co-branded credit cards. The banks pay the airlines to purchase miles from them to use as points, and one of the primary ways the bank makes the money to do that is from interest payments.
I'm not saying that interest rates shouldn't be limited, just that there'd be some major impact since a lot of the financial industry is funded by interest payments.
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A sane society would ban interest rates beyond 2x the Fed. 12% is plenty to make profit.
A sane society wouldn't create a currency based on debt
Our entire economy is balancing on infinite growth, because it's all made up of chains of debt that all siphon off money upwards, at every step
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
from what I understand, Tesla's are fucking garbage so you're going have to finance a bunch of repairs for your expensive piece of shit
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With Tesla, you can turn a $2,442 windshield installation into a $3,174 windshield installation through the power of interest.
This is being reported by the Teslasphere as an "excellent option" to restore affordability to a car market that desperately needs more affordability.
Only, neither of those numbers is even in the same ballpark as affordable.
This was always the case for poor individuals... We've been forced to finance our car repairs for decades now.
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from what I understand, Tesla's are fucking garbage so you're going have to finance a bunch of repairs for your expensive piece of shit
Yeah. Insane. Like taking out a mortgage on a house of cards.
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If this was done in the USA, a lot of airlines would struggle or even collapse if they couldn't figure out how to adapt.
The four biggest airlines in the US (United, Delta, American and Southwest) all lose money on flights. The way they make a profit is through their co-branded credit cards. The banks pay the airlines to purchase miles from them to use as points, and one of the primary ways the bank makes the money to do that is from interest payments.
I'm not saying that interest rates shouldn't be limited, just that there'd be some major impact since a lot of the financial industry is funded by interest payments.
I have one of their cards but I pay my balance off every month. They have got to hate me.
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I have one of their cards but I pay my balance off every month. They have got to hate me.
Even when you pay off your balance every time, they still make money charging merchants for every transaction. But yeah, they make shit tons more from people carrying balances.
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Even when you pay off your balance every time, they still make money charging merchants for every transaction. But yeah, they make shit tons more from people carrying balances.
I mean that’s credit cards in general. The alternative would be to switch to a debit card, but as a consumer there’s quite a few protections I’d lose out on like charge backs and fraud protection.
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from what I understand, Tesla's are fucking garbage so you're going have to finance a bunch of repairs for your expensive piece of shit
When I had mine, the back seat started rattling one time so I took it in for service. A week later, I finally got it back with a piece of electrical tape stopping the rattle and an invoice for $160.
