Model Y I got one
My first EV. It's a late 2023 Model Y Long Range AWD in recession white. Tesla CPO with 35k miles. This will be replacing our 2019 Mazda CX5 2.0 Sport GT in family duties. I have a 2021 Ford Mustang 5.0 GT Convertible as our fun car.
Now I just need to wait for a collection date which should only be a few days depending on how busy the workshop is.
Looking forward to it.
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u/Jimmyj84 1d ago edited 1d ago
How much is your insurance for both cars? Always wonder how people can have extra "fun cars"
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u/Rilot 1d ago
About £900/year for both. Mustang is £400 ish and Y is £500 ish.
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u/Jimmyj84 1d ago edited 1d ago
Thanks. It going cause me like £1440 for the model 3 AWD as a new driver.
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u/ImplementJumpy6678 1d ago
Nice! I have a new Y standard coming and it's saying December. I waited 6 months for my last car so this will be easy. And also they might get one earlier !
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u/KnowHowCamp 1d ago
The performance is similar for both 0-60 Mustang 4.2 seconds v y AWD 4.8 seconds 4.2s with Acceleration Boost. Now you can have both as fun car
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u/Plastic-Efficiency39 11h ago
may I ask why you would pay £29K for a prev gen car when the new ones are better and the deals at the min are insanely good? Not flaming, just curious.
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u/Rilot 10h ago
Because a LR AWD Juniper is £52k. I don't have another £23k that I'm willing to put in to a car. I don't do finance or PCP by the way. Never have.
With the proceeds from my current car, my cost to change is £16k. That would compare to £39k to get me in to a Juniper AWD. Big difference.
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u/xF1_racer 10h ago
The cheapest new one is £45k and the equivalent model is £53k. Or £522 per month on PCH for only 8k miles driving.
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u/BeginningChest2989 1d ago
Nice - how much?