Topic: Cars That Can Be Purchased with Bitcoin (Read 1072 times)
good news, it turns out that you can buy a car with bitcoin, this means that bitcoin is getting known and more and more people know about bitcoin,, yes hopefully in the future bitcoin will be more popular, so this news shows that bitcoin is indeed worthy of investment, long or short term. that's why now many big companies are looking at bitcoin, because they know that bitcoin has a bright future.
I have been considering buying an electric car for a long time because such a vehicle has some advantages.
If you live in a country with enough support in terms of charging stations, why not. If that's not the case. You will be looking to charge it at your home mostly.(it is a pity that only the USA dilers is on the list, and not the whole world).
It's mostly US dealerships, but there are exceptions. If you look again, you will see one BMW sales center in the UK, 1 dealership in Switzerland, and 2 from Japan. Do I understand correctly that among these dealers there are no official ones, for example, from BMW or Mercedes?
Official in the sense of buying a car directly from a BMW or Mercedes operated warehouse? No. Over the past year and a half, the list of 10-11 dealerships has not increased (new dealers have not appeared)?
I am sure there are many new ones. But I haven't been updating the thread as not that many people seem to be interested. 
I have been considering buying an electric car for a long time because such a vehicle has some advantages.
Let it be, whether your plan is to buy with cryptocurrencies or fiat. Op have created a big list of dealers that accept cryptocurrencies for car. Most of the dealers were in a specific location. This means the access isn't widespread. Maybe they'll deliver all around the world, but the cost of buying and transportation will vary accordingly. 
I have been considering buying an electric car for a long time because such a vehicle has some advantages.
As much advantages as disadvantages if you ask me.
That said, I have no idea why you're resurrecting a year old thread to say that.
Sometimes newbies successfully pump up some interesting topics worthy of attention. Don't scold me 
that I will leave my comment in this thread, which I see for the first time and considered curious, thanks to this. I didn't know about the existence of car dealers offering to buy the same bitcoin-car from memes Lamborghini (and not only) and I was pleasantly surprised by the assortment, as well as the number of auto centers (it is a pity that only the USA dilers is on the list, and not the whole world). Do I understand correctly that among these dealers there are no official ones, for example, from BMW or Mercedes? Over the past year and a half, the list of 10-11 dealerships has not increased (new dealers have not appeared)?
that I will leave my comment in this thread, which I see for the first time and considered curious, thanks to this. I didn't know about the existence of car dealers offering to buy the same Tesla cars can be purchased by bitcoin only. You can pay thorogh Bitcoin by its initiate payment and exact price of Bitcoin indicated on the payment webpage with Bitcoin price window. You also can buy car by USDT value.
First you say that Teslas can be bought for bitcoin only, and than you go on by claiming they can be bought for USDT as well. You can't buy a Tesla for bitcoin anymore. After Musk made enough money by shilling Bitcoin, he decided the currency wasn't environment-friendly enough and he removed it as a payment option for his cars. If you go to their official website, you will notice there is no option to pay via bitcoin anymore. 
maybe an interesting thing if this actually happens and the company will accept bitcoin as a transaction tool to buy a car and we are very sure this will benefit both parties if this really happens for the process of selling cars using currency. the digital money, because I think the sales of the car will also increase drastically if this is really done
Pretty expensive cars though plus I assume that they are only for local since they will probably have a hard time doing the exportation of those cars. Maybe someday I can buy one of those cars but the prices has to go up that it doesn't cost even 1 bitcoin to buy one since it's hard to accumulate bitcoin up to 1 during these times.
it's true as you said, buying a car in bitcoin may only apply in certain countries, because there are still many countries that have not accepted bitcoin in car purchases, such as in my country not at all accept bitcoin in any purchases, maybe only in your country that has accept bitcoin in car purchase.. 
every company will definitely be competing to provide the best possible offer to consumers for a progress for their company engaged in the automotive sector.for example the company wants to accept bitcoin to make buying and selling transactions on a vehicle. I think what they have done it is a very appropriate step with the acceptance of bitcoin as a transaction tool to buy a vehicle in their company, this will at least make an advantage for both parties to get an ease in doing business
it's true as you said, if the company accepts payment in bitcoin, it is certain that the profit will be shared by both parties, but in our country we still don't accept bitcoin as any payment, we can hope that in the future big companies in our country , and the government accepts buying cars with bitcoin.. 
Pretty expensive cars though plus I assume that they are only for local since they will probably have a hard time doing the exportation of those cars. Maybe someday I can buy one of those cars but the prices has to go up that it doesn't cost even 1 bitcoin to buy one since it's hard to accumulate bitcoin up to 1 during these times.
Right,,, so name me one country where you can buy all cars with Bitcoin, except El Salvador,,,
You can't buy a car with Bitcoin in El Salvador just yet. It is true that El Salvador has decided to make bitcoin legal tender, but that won't come into affect before September according to many sources I remember reporting about the country's crypto adoption. This is an experiment and if it's proven to be successful, I am sure many other nations will follow suit. So there it is,,, you still cannot buy a car in the one country that has made it possible to do so for everyone. And this is what I mean,,, even with full regulations there are still missing two crucial ingredients to make this sort of thing possible. 1st the facilities to make such payments and 2nd the ability of regular consumers to be earning Bitcoin.
Tesla cars can be purchased by bitcoin only. You can pay thorogh Bitcoin by its initiate payment and exact price of Bitcoin indicated on the payment webpage with Bitcoin price window. You also can buy car by USDT value.
every company will definitely be competing to provide the best possible offer to consumers for a progress for their company engaged in the automotive sector.for example the company wants to accept bitcoin to make buying and selling transactions on a vehicle. I think what they have done it is a very appropriate step with the acceptance of bitcoin as a transaction tool to buy a vehicle in their company, this will at least make an advantage for both parties to get an ease in doing business
However, this is constrained by state regulations, most countries do not legalize payment transactions other than the official currency in that country.
That's why we have a number of quality crypto payment processors which immediately convert your bitcoin and other digital coins into fiat the moment the payment is sent. The seller pays in crypto and the merchant receives his payment in a traditional currency. Everyone is happy. Check out BTCPay Server, Blockonomics, Bittery, etc. They even accept payments over LN, although buying a car over LN is really the best thing to do.I don't understand what you are trying to say. But if some companies don't accept Bitcoin, they should have some reasons.
You make it seem like most companies in the world accept bitcoin, but in fact it's the other way around. The reasons why they aren't can be anything: fear of volatility, no regulation, self governed, lack of interest or willingness to set up a wallet and configure crypto payments... 
other companies do not believe in bitcoin if they understand bitcoin they will also take Tesla but that will happen someday many companies will accept bitcoin.
I don't understand what you are trying to say. But if some companies don't accept Bitcoin, they should have some reasons. Probably they are still afraid about the legality to use Bitcoin and the future of Bitcoin as the digital currency. However, more companies have become aware that Bitcoin should have a good future and exist for a long time. We cannot blame those companies who still don't accept Bitcoin, just let them decide it themselves.
This kind of adoption does have a pretty good impact on the development of bitcoin, as a real function in the financial sector. especially for car transactions which in fact can be considered expensive and luxurious items, require large amounts of funds, rather than worrying about bank administration which is quite complicated, using crypto is simpler and faster. However, this is constrained by state regulations, most countries do not legalize payment transactions other than the official currency in that country.
if the decisions taken by el salvador can have a positive impact, I also believe it will be a good step for the bitcoin ecosystem in the future.
Right,,, so name me one country where you can buy all cars with Bitcoin, except El Salvador,,,
You can't buy a car with Bitcoin in El Salvador just yet. It is true that El Salvador has decided to make bitcoin legal tender, but that won't come into affect before September according to many sources I remember reporting about the country's crypto adoption. This is an experiment and if it's proven to be successful, I am sure many other nations will follow suit. Right,,, so name me one country where you can buy all cars with Bitcoin, except El Salvador,,,
You can't buy a car with Bitcoin in El Salvador just yet. It is true that El Salvador has decided to make bitcoin legal tender, but that won't come into affect before September according to many sources I remember reporting about the country's crypto adoption. This is an experiment and if it's proven to be successful, I am sure many other nations will follow suit. in certain countries indeed all types of cars can be bought with bitcoin, because in certain countries already know about bitcoin and the price of bitcoin, but there are some countries don't buy a car with bitcoin, exchanging bitcoin to fiat currency is difficult, that's how I feel at my country,, because the government in my country still forbids bitcoin in my country..
Right,,, so name me one country where you can buy all cars with Bitcoin, except El Salvador,,, which I am still not sure anyone can pay a car dealer in Bitcoin even though the law now allows it!
I mean sure it is a nice dream to have but let us be real and accept that this dream is still just yet a dream.
I didn't know that there are some services that accept Bitcoin I thought Tesla was the first car related service that accepts Bitcoin as a mode of payment, it's nice to see that some services or car business accepts Bitcoin as a mode of payment. So it's true to say that you can buy Lamborghini with Bitcoin.
I also just heard that Tesla accepts payments with bitcoin, unfortunately it's just a game. Of course we are happy if we can buy a car with bitcoin, hopefully later many things can be bought with bitcoin. Unfortunately I haven't seen a bitcoin solution for small payments. hopefully in the future bitcoin can be used for payments in various fields of business
Cool, wondering how we missed these dealers? This is very informative post and could help anyone who is having lot of BTC and want to spend the same on big investments like cars. If we have so many Car Dealers accepting the bitcoin then it does mean we have amazing opportunities ahead. Just imagine a scenario, going into the car shop and scanning the wallet code to send few bitcoins, and you are all caught up. 
I would go when the bitcoin price is at its ATH. That won't make much difference but in terms of Bitcoins, I will need to spend lesser amount isn't it?
I would go when the bitcoin price is at its ATH. That won't make much difference but in terms of Bitcoins, I will need to spend lesser amount isn't it?
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