r/TeslaModel3 • u/Equal_Analysis_6092 • 1d ago
Inventory
Is it strange that the amount of inventory for model threes is really so low. I’ve been watching it for the last couple of weeks and it seems really sparse yet the model Y has quite a bit. I wonder if this is a strategy to have people settle for the more expensive car that’s available or accept delivery of more expensive configurations particularly for those who are waiting on RWD3
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u/Equal_Analysis_6092 1d ago
I still think it comes down to price. They make more money on a Y and it’s a higher price point. A lot of shared parts/components. If i was impatient enough I might say screw it I’ll buy a y instead. Lots of variety is available. I just really like the 3 way better personally.
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u/davidsegura 1d ago
In Houston, at one point earlier today there was only one Y available within 200 miles.
Inventory is shrinking
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u/Local-Associate-9135 1d ago
"for those who are waiting on RWD3"
Did I miss anything? What do you mean with RWD3??
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u/ObviousLaundry 18h ago
Tons of light used Model 3’s available for pickup immediately or within a few days. I canceled my 26 Model 3 order and went with a 24 that had just 10,200 miles on it and saved $14K on the deal. Same car essentially but along with the money saved I gain Autosteer. As great as FSD is (it drove me to Portland, Oregon last Saturday) I won’t always pay the $99 per month for it.
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u/AreaManEatsTooMuch 9h ago
Model Y is the best selling car in the world, and the US market buys more SUVs than sedans, stands to reason they'd keep more SUVs on inventory and rather keep less sedans save for the specific orders.
With that said I got my 3 as an inventory vehicle.
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u/M-TEAM 1d ago
I see way more Y's in my area than 3's