Canadian Prices Suck

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Of course you'd think that were you foolish enough to believe:
https://www.healthsystemtracker.org...lity-u-s-healthcare-system-compare-countries/

Canada spends 1/5th that the US does and has better outcomes. At least they don't put individual people permanently in crushing debt for suffering an illness.

That seems a weird thing to want to bring into a system.

-Crissa

PS, to put it in perspective, the private spending - you and your employer in the US - spend more per person cover just workers and their immediate dependents than everyone in Canada pays per capita to cover everyone including the poor, disabled, and retirees.
 
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Buying a Tesla in Canada is generally only for the rich. If we compare USD vs CAD pricing, we see a multiplier of about 1.6. This is way beyond the currency exchange rate which is around 1.3. An entry level Model Y will set you back about $80,000 CAD with advanced autopilot.

Single Motor Cybertruck ~$64k + autopilot = $74k CAD
Dual Motor Cybertruck ~$80k + autopilot = $90k CAD
Tri-Motor Cybertruck ~$112k + autopilot = $122k !!!! CAD

And since Canada is both huge and very cold, anything less than the 500 mile range battery has very limited usefulness. These prices are out of control. I could buy a top of the line pickup truck for half this cost.

And for my American friends, no, Canadians do not have higher salaries. we have low salaries and high taxes, and a currency with terrible purchasing power. That's what socialism gets you.
I’m not saying ur wrong with the prices but Canada Tesla is reporting about 53000 for single motor So I was figuring 65000 for dual and 92000 for tri. I was figuring I’d be about 75000 with hst in in Ontario. At ur price point I’d be more like 100,000 taxes in
 
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I'm not sure how you did the math, maybe mine is wrong but:

The Long Range Model Y is 49 900USD$, and in Canada they sell it for 69 000$. Dual Motor is priced at 49 000USD$ so it should be almost exactly 69 000$, no? So around 79k with Autopilot, not 90
 
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I'm not sure how you did the math, maybe mine is wrong but:

The Long Range Model Y is 49 900USD$, and in Canada they sell it for 69 000$. Dual Motor is priced at 49 000USD$ so it should be almost exactly 69 000$, no? So around 79k with Autopilot, not 90
your price in USD is wrong. It’s actually $43,690 foot long range model Y.
 

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