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The car is sold!

I am lowering the asking price of this car to $108,000. For buyers in AZ, NV, there is no sales tax on private party transactions. So, that's a savings of at least $20k for buyers in those 2 states, versus buying a brand new Tesla and taking the $7500 federal tax credit.

I am lowering the asking price of this car to $111,000. For buyers in AZ, NV, there is no sales tax on private party transactions. So, that's a savings of at least $15k for buyers in those 2 states, versus buying a brand new Tesla and taking the $7500 federal tax credit. @Naash: You are...

For buyers in AZ, NV there is no sales tax on a private party transaction. So it is a pretty good discount as opposed to buying a new car from a dealer.

Attached is the original sticker of the car. MSRP is $124,250. I am lowering the asking price to $114,000.

Sep 2017 Model X 100D Less than 1000 miles / 2 months old. Like Brand New. Mint condition. Clean CarFax. No accidents/damage. Single owner. No smokers. Never seen snow. Heavily discounted due to a change in personal situation involving a long distance move Save $$$ by getting a new car at a...

@Scott Rand : I just sold my 1yr old Model S 75 with 7600 miles at 15.155% depreciation from MSRP (of course, Tesla gave me a much lower trade-in). And I am not counting tax credits (that makes no sense...not everyone is eligible for the tax credit and it also varies from state to state). And...

I think the price is right, in fact it's a bit low at $62k. You need to market your car better though.

SOLD

Yes

2016 Model S 75 kw for $65,900. Priced to sell. No low-ball offers please. 7350 miles. Clean CarFax. Single owner, non-smoker, always garaged, never seen snow, still has new car smell. 3+ years/43,000 mi basic warranty, 7+ years/unlimited mi powertrain warranty Red Multi-Coat paint Newer Style...

All good @SageBrush At the end of the day, I do believe that the pricing of my car is quite competitive when compared to recent sales and active listings of used Tesla. Any buyer who is buying my 10 month old car (with less than 7500 miles) would be saving around $10k (even after tax credits)...

@SageBrush : The car has AP1 (not AP2). Regarding price, with the same options that my car has you can build a new one on Tesla's web-site for $82,500 (Red paint, Tan seats, Sunroof, Autopilot, Destination & Delivery Fee). So after the fed tax credit that comes to $75k (I don't qualify for...

@Biteme : I am an individual selling my car so there is no trade-in or finance option (as it's a private party sale). You can apply for financing from your bank or a credit union. As for your current car, you will have to sell it separately.

Definitely not