cptnslo
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Oh I’m not looking to offload my car it was more of a curiosity
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We have officially hit bottom!
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aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Aziatiklover
Member
Still has the OG Tail Lights. I would get a 2022.5 or something. Matrix head lights is worth the upgrade for extra money.
Mine has been in for service 5 times iirc in 1.5 years. 6th time will be in 2 weeks for the yoke replacement.
Jayskywalker21
Member
I feel you but are we really buying cars and saying to ourselves " Cant wait to sell this thing in 2-3 years!" the resale sucks but every car depreciates this depreciation is just very unique because of Elon
I don’t know bro, I actually agree with the other guy that the listing for $48K is a screamin’ great deal. So you researched the entire country on multiple websites and found 5 cars which appear to be a better deal, but actually none are: 2 of the 5 are unavailable, and of the 3 available none are FSD, 2 of those 3 have been in accidents, and the 3rd has 45k miles on it ………and you searched the entire United States to find 3 cars !! Just agree with the guy, that car at $48k is a helluva deal
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Far more than could possibly go wrong with either of my $30K Toyota Prii.
The MSLR in the first post has massive alignment problems with the rear liftgate, front fenders, and hood. If the rear liftgate alignment issue is caused by what I think it is, it's not something that can be fixed. It can be leveled, but it will open up gaps in other places.
Jayskywalker21
Member
I never disagreed with him lol what are you talking about. and the "unavailable" listings are actually available when I posted it it was just a glitch. Also FSD is overrated and not worth a dime so it doesn't matter.I don’t know bro, I actually agree with the other guy that the listing for $48K is a screamin’ great deal. So you researched the entire country on multiple websites and found 5 cars which appear to be a better deal, but actually none are: 2 of the 5 are unavailable, and of the 3 available none are FSD, 2 of those 3 have been in accidents, and the 3rd has 45k miles on it ………and you searched the entire United States to find 3 cars !! Just agree with the guy, that car at $48k is a helluva deal
How about 44K for a 2022 Long Range? It looks hammered and has 98K miles on it but hell of a deal! Link: 2022 Tesla Model S Long Range for sale in Auburn, ME - CARFAX
Cheburashka
Active Member
44k seems like too much for such high mileage. IMO.
This depreciation is nothing new. Has always been like this. I got my 2016.5 in 2017 for 55k I think with just under 30k miles. Sticker on it is 96K.
This depreciation is nothing new. Has always been like this. I got my 2016.5 in 2017 for 55k I think with just under 30k miles. Sticker on it is 96K.
CapeOne
Active Member
Here’s a better deal...
2022 MS with 18k miles, 21" wheels, FSD for under $50k. Original retail on this car would’ve been around $119k.
2022 Tesla Model S Long Range
Recently added. Come test drive this vehicle today!
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E90alex
Active Member
Yeah but a new one with the same options is $89630 now after destination.
CapeOne
Active Member
Yes. I referenced the original retail (which wasn't even top of the market) to show how much new Tesla buyers in 2022 and 2023 would've lost on their cars, if they sold/traded, due to the spike and drop in prices. I think top of the market in 2023 for a car like this would've been around $126k.
Granted, if they bought a new Tesla some of the depreciation would’ve been offset by the lower new price.
