Jaguar Offers Tesla Owners An Additional $3,000 Towards A New I-Pace

Due to the competitive nature of the automotive industry, it’s common to see carmakers take direct aim against some of their rivals to sway buyers—this is called a “conquest” incentive in dealer lingo. Currently, it appears Jaguar is working extra hard at trying to persuade owners and prospective buyers of the Tesla Model 3 to get them into I-Pace all-electric crossovers by offering up to $15,000 in incentives.
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MDarringer - 8/14/2019 7:48:34 PM

-8 Boost

Why would anyone want Jaguar's abysmal quality? Tesla is far from reliable but they are far better than Jaguar.

Car4life1 - 8/14/2019 9:28:56 PM

+1 Boost

True but I gotta give props to Jaguars’s marketing team in actually behaving like Jaguars and going for the kill, reminds me of the AT&T(Cingular), Verizon, and Sprint days battling for customers with offers to leave a competitor and paying the termination fee of rivals contracts lol

thstone - 8/14/2019 11:48:36 PM

-1 Boost

I think its going to take more than $3K...

MDarringer - 8/15/2019 7:39:28 PM

-5 Boost

$30K??

skytop - 8/14/2019 11:53:09 PM

+5 Boost

It's a good sales ploy for Jag. Wish them success. I do not want to see Jag vanish.

Hauerg - 8/15/2019 6:30:31 AM

+1 Boost

Someone deciding on a target group for his marketing budget to spend while he was drunk.
Or he did not actually have a budget so decided to go for the group least likely to bite.

Strange.

focal - 8/15/2019 11:23:01 AM

+1 Boost

Solid all around EV but the infotainment lacks and needs a processor upgrade. Laggy.

SanJoseDriver - 8/16/2019 1:47:46 PM

0 Boost

It could just need software optimization.

supermoto - 8/15/2019 11:47:45 AM

+6 Boost

The Teslas that my co-workers own have the worst quality of any car they've ever owned. One problem after another. Any car, including Jaguar, would be far better in terms of quality.