Recent content by andrewknight

Here is my progression: 2013 Tesla P85 CPO bought in 2016 for $56k 2013 Nissan LEAF $22,500 (after fed) but I leased at $60 a month after $5k state refund :) 2008 BMW 335 coupe CPO bought in 2011 for $33k 2002 Subaru Outback bought new for $23k

+1 This is the only feature that my Nissan LEAF did better than my Tesla. My TOU rate ends at 7am so would simply set it to 6:45 every day. It worked great! As for cluttering up the UI it is a simple start/end time toggle switch.

P85's in the mid 50's with less than 20k are very rare i think there might have been 1 or 2 other cars like mine. There were about 15 in that price range but with 30-50k miles. Signup with ev-CPO.com and you can see the full history. With the reduced inventory they have clearly raised the prices...

+1 seeing the same issue

I have never really been a car washer. I would go to the automatic washers every couple months and that was about it (Not even touch less.....the horror! :)). I knew that was not going to work with the Tesla so tonight I just finished my second ONR. All I can say is WOW! I can’t believe how easy...

Not sure why they listed that. Mine was a Jan13 build but was CPO'd on 12/31/15. Maybe they do this on the CPO's and list the certification date

Skotty don't do this. Yes shipping charges suck but make your search national! There is a wide range of pricing between each market and California easily has the most inventory available. My SFO CPO was $10k less than any of the P85's in Atlanta so I was happy to pay the $1,500. My Tesla CPO...

The picture above is after they "reconditioned" it and it did look better than it was on delivery but it was still cracking. I thought they might just replace that leather section but was pleasantly surprised to see an entirely new bottom seat when I picked the car up. Since a few people have...

The whole concept of shared spots does not make a whole lot of sense to me. If Tesla is going to make the investment to install Superchargers they should find spots that allow dedicated parking. I also don't understand why Tesla does not paint the parking spots in red or green paint so there...

Here is a picture of the seat prior to replacement: The light is not great but you can see the cracking. They replaced the whole bottom portion of the seat. I have not seen any build quality issues. I had a 2014 loaner for a week (~VIN25k) and I could tell no difference from my car. I...

Mine came with new tires but it was not requested or negotiated. I think it just depends on the condition of them when they get turned in.

This forum was incredibly helpful in helping me decide to go with a Tesla CPO. I wanted to detail my experience so others could learn from it. I have previously bought BMW and Audi CPO’s so that is my reference point in this review. I also am coming from driving a 2013 Nissan LEAF for the past...

i just made this same decision a couple weeks ago and went with option C. I was originally going to go with option B but decided that the P was worth the $5k premium. For mid 50's you will get a lower vin build but it doesn't have to be a stripper you just have to be patient :). On the VIN, I...

Interesting, I just looked at my 1/2013 build and confirmed there is a center LATCH position! I am going to move mine over to the center and see how that works.

Feb 2013 P85 with 18,500 miles: 219 @ 90% and 242 @ 100%