June 4, 2025 at 18:31 by Read: Europeans Are Done With Tesla Except For One Country That Can’t Stop Buying Whether or not savings like these are enough to sway shoppers away from buying a brand-new model will depend on personal preference. For me personally, I’d rather pay the extra grand just to avoid driving something that’s spent its short life being poked, prodded, and “evaluated” by an endless parade of curious test drivers. But, cost of living problems remain widespread, and for many, any saving is a good deal. It’s also possible to find a demo version of the short-lived Tesla Model Y Launch Series model. This well-equipped model was only available for a limited time, and we’ve found two of them available. The first is painted Stealth Grey and has covered 2,424 miles (3,901 km). It’s up for sale with a $1,200 discount, bringing the price down to $51,290 when factoring in the $7,500 federal EV tax credit. A second Model Y Launch Series, this time painted in Ultra Red, is available for $51,890 (after the tax credit), equivalent to a $600 saving. It’s been driven just 833 miles (1,340 km).