Your Source for Tesla Referral Links and Buying Guides
- Click Here for the Official Referral Discount Code.
Update - Unfortanatly Tesla, just reduced the referral credit to 3 months of Autopilot (Value: $300). It was $500, and 3 months ago it was $1000. I don’t like this trend, but I would still say that it still worth applying a referral credit to your order and based on this trend I would act fast before they remove it completely.
To be honest, I am primarly looking for anyone wanting to buy a Tesla and needing a referral code, and I needed a way to share it. But beyond that, I am going to post honest reviews on why you should or shouldn’t buy a tesla on this site. Why would you want to hear my thoughts? Well, I am not an expert, but what i can say is that 2 years ago, I was in your shoes, googling to find a referal code i could use to buy my first tesla. Which I did find from a site just like this. That said, fast forward to today and i now own two teslas and between both I have put over 110k miles as both me and my wife drive alot for work and kids activities. So if want to use my referral code now feel free, but if you want me to earn it, I get that too. So Please check back as I will be posting all the things we love and those that we don’t like so that you can make a better decision.
Here is my Referal Link: https://ts.la/john450165
If you would use it on your purchase, I would be so grateful. And don’t feel you have to use mine, I just recommend you use a friends or someones as you will both get savings/credits from it.
Okay, Here is my phase one of providing value, be kind, as this my first attempt at sharing information about my experience and what things you should consider when purchasing a Tesla.
Tesla Buying Guide
Discount Code For a New Model Y - Click Here
Like I said above, I bought one Model Y, drove it for about 50,000 miles and loved, in fact my wife and I argured who would get to drive it each day, so we solved it and just bought a second Model Y 9 months later.
Pros
Big Savings on Gas
I’m personally saving around $10,000 a year on fuel, but I drive about 60,000 miles annually—so your savings may vary.Maximize your savings by charging at home. In most areas, you can get a home charger installed for under $500. Just plug the mobile charger into a 14-50 outlet.
If home charging isn’t an option, check out the PlugShare app or other networks like ChargePoint. Compare their rates per kilowatt-hour (kWh). As a general rule: if the kWh rate is under $0.20, you're getting a good deal. A quick tip—multiply the kWh rate by 10 to estimate the gas equivalent. So, if you're paying $0.30/kWh, it’s like paying about $3/gallon. At higher rates, the savings over a gas car shrink.
Fun and Relaxing to Drive
Tesla is simply enjoyable to drive—especially with Autopilot. I subscribe to the monthly plan only when I know I’ll be driving more, then cancel during slower weeks.Autopilot is especially helpful in big cities or unfamiliar areas. It makes road trips way less stressful.
Comfortable for Downtime
I love the Tesla not just for driving, but for the in-between moments too. With all the kids’ sports and events, we often hang out in the car. It’s super convenient to run the heat or AC, stream a show, or even take a quick nap in comfort.Incredible Safety
This was a big one for me. The average car in the U.S. gets into a wreck every 500,000 miles. Tesla without Autopilot averages one every 1 million miles, and with Autopilot, it improves to one every 7 million miles. That’s 14x safer—and that peace of mind is worth a lot.
Cons
Charging Logistics
You do have to plan a bit more—especially for long trips or in winter.The good news: more chargers are being added every day. PlugShare is great for finding them.
The downside: with more EVs on the road, the cheaper charging spots are often in use when I arrive.
Nagging Alerts
Tesla is very safety-focused, which is mostly great—but it can also be a little annoying. The car will beep loudly if it thinks you’re doing something unsafe. That said, the system has improved over the past year and is getting better at knowing when to intervene.Limited Style and Size Options
Personally, I’m not in love with the look, and I wish Tesla offered a larger SUV that’s still efficient. I’m not interested in the Cybertruck since it's less energy-efficient. This might not matter to everyone, but it’s something I think about.
Referral Link: https://ts.la/john450165
Get in touch.
If you have any questions for me or things I should post on this site, feel free to message me.
Also, if you use my referral code and let me know below I would like to thank you personally with a little gift of appreciation. (this is early stage of me setting up this site, so I am not sure what it will be, or how I will validate and not get scammed, but I will do my best.)
