Recent content by Bruin21

Thanks! Didn't realize I was getting the S in the background lol

Hi all, since buying my Tesla recently, I'd like to sell my 2012 Lexus CT200h. I still get approximately 35-40 miles/gallon and the car runs without any problems at all. Regular service has been done. This car has had no accidents, no smoking, and no pets. Features: -Black leather seats...

If you're in love with an S, get an S. If you feel like you'll keep looking at all those S's driving by you everyday while you sit in your 3, get the S. Tesla Used buying experience isn't great and sometimes even frustrating, but you'll get the car you really love. I just got a used Tesla from...

QUOTE="TigerNinety, post: 3807253, member: 49580"]Hello all, I am an admitted novice here, and I appreciate all of the inputs everyone provides on getting a Tesla. I would prefer to get a 2016 (or later, but not likely) Model S 75D. Right now I'm "window shopping" (for something I don't expect...

Thanks guys, I’ll be sure to check on this at delivery. My car will only have around 21,000 miles so the battery life should be pretty good.

Hi all, I'm having my Used Tesla delivery in a couple of days and i was wondering what the range should be on a 80% or 90% charge. I assume that's how I check for battery degradation. Is there a useful chart somewhere? My car is a 2016 facelift MS 75. Any advice would be helpful! Thanks.

Maybe this is just my conspiracy theory, but I think they are freezing these refunds and even double charging until the quarter is ready in a couple of days. I was double charged the $2,500 reservation fee and now keep getting the run around on getting it refunded. Additionally, I’m trying to...

Thanks guys, ended up getting an Model S 75 with a ton of options in the color I wanted. For those still looking, I highly recommend looking on Tesla's website instead of just ev-cpo because I believe some cars never make it onto ev-cpo because they sell so quickly. Mine never made it on...

I finally found my car yesterday and pulled the trigger. I used to check ev-coo multiple times a way and kept coming across cars that already sold. I finallly just started looking at the Tesla website and hit refresh many times a day and when it finally came up, I was there to order it. Not sure...

I thought I was just late to the party but I noticed the same thing. No idea what that’s about.

Looks like some great deals are coming back up again. Saw a facelift 90D for $52K. Maybe a sign of good times.

Price? Location?

I don't think they are leaving the used car business. Instead, I think there are two things going on: 1. They are using a lot of those cars for mobile service 2. They figured out how to actually INCREASE the price of used cars by offering a limited supply. They'll likely keep adding them...

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Is this any different than searching using ev-cpo or the Tesla site?