Last Chance: Buy Tesla FSD for $8K and Save $1,000 with Credit Card Hacks + 0% Financing

Last Chance: Buy Tesla Full Self-Driving for $8,000 and Save Up to $1,000 (Plus 0% Financing!)

There's major buzz in the Tesla world right now: Elon Musk has announced that the $8,000 Full Self-Driving (FSD) permanent purchase option is coming to an end. Tesla is shifting to a subscription-only model at $99/month. This could be your final opportunity to lock in FSD for a one-time $8,000 fee before it's gone forever.

Sure, $8,000 is a hefty chunk—especially on a $40,000-$50,000 Model 3 or Y (that's 15-20% of the car's price!). But stick with me: I've got proven hacks to slash that cost by up to $1,000 and score 0% financing. Whether you already own your Tesla or have a pending delivery, there's a path to massive savings.

Hack #1: Existing Tesla Owners – Credit Cards for Cashback & 0% APR

If you already own your Tesla, head to the Tesla app and purchase FSD for $8,000. The genius move? Use a Chase Ink Business Unlimited or similar Chase business card:

• No annual fee option: Get $750 cash back after spending $8,000, plus 0% APR for 12 months.
• Annual fee upgrade: Snag 100,000 points (valued at $1,000-$2,000 depending on redemption for travel).

This is self-financing at its best—hit the sign-up bonus instantly with the FSD purchase, enjoy 0% interest, then cancel the card after year one.

No Business? No Problem!

Worried about qualifying for a "business" card? You don't need a formal company. Start a simple side hustle (like freelancing or reselling), apply as a sole proprietor using your SSN and personal name. I've done this multiple times—it works flawlessly.

[Check my referral links in the video description for Chase cards] and maximize those points. In the points game, you could get 4-5x value on travel redemptions, potentially covering FSD entirely!

Hack #2: Pending Tesla Delivery? Get FSD for Half Off

Haven't picked up your new Tesla yet? There's a way to score 50% off FSD. Fill out the inquiry form in my Linktree (video description)—I'll guide you through the steps personally.

Why Is Tesla Killing the $8K FSD Purchase?

Smart analyst Sawyer nails it with these insights:

• No more hardware upgrade headaches: Subscribers aren't promised retrofits (a pain for HW3 owners).
• Path to 10M subscribers: Ties into Elon's 2025 CEO award milestone.
• Investor-friendly recurring revenue: Subscriptions beat one-time sales.
• FSD transfers continue in non-live markets; ending soon elsewhere.
• Model S/X pricing drops: Luck packages likely slashed.
• Math doesn't lie: At $99/month, $8K purchase only beats sub after 6-7 years.

Subscription makes sense long-term, but buy now if you want ownership.

Before Financing Anything: Protect Your Credit

Planning to finance your Tesla (or that FSD purchase)? Freeze your credit first. Bank of America just had a data breach—they sat on it for a month. Companies take 277 days on average to report. Your SSN, email, and phone could be exposed right now.

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What Do You Think?

Will you grab FSD at $8K with these hacks? Subscription only from here? Drop your thoughts below—have you used credit card bonuses for big purchases? If you're in points hacking, how would you value 100K points?

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DennisCW