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The dash screen is a big difference between an older S and newer. I don't know what year they swapped it out for an HD screen, but I've driven both and the difference is significant. My S is a 2015 85D. As far as Autopilot 1 goes, I use it for about 1.5 hours out of my two hour commute (round...

In re-reading my post, I doubt you will find any Model S for the $30k price point that has Enhanced Auto Pilot, you're most likely looking at AP1 or no autopilot.

Sure you can find a decent Model S for around $30k, but that depends on the model year you are looking for and whether you want AP1, or Enhanced Auto Pilot with hardware 2.5 +. Besides looking at the Tesla used inventory site, direct sellers can be found at this website: Listings | Only Used...

When my MCU died, the replacement MCU1 also got the LTE upgrade. Maybe that's standard now for the MCU replacement, or the refurbished MCU just so happened to have the LTE antenna?

So sorry, but a bit of good news. I emailed CHEAPR and received this very surprising response: "Thank you for your email. Tesla vehicles currently available on the Connecticut market (X and S) are priced over $60,000. CHEAPR has an MSRP that does not exceed $60,000 per vehicle in order to...

My USAA premium increased by $300 for the 6-month policy. The Tesla will replace a Ford Fusion Energi.

Here's the link stating so: DEEP: CHEAPR - Eligible Vehicles

Sorry, my reply #14 above should be deleted; posted to wrong topic. Plus this one, too.

Forgot the link: DEEP: CHEAPR - Eligible Vehicles

The CT tax incentive is not correct and should be removed all together. Tesla's are not eligible due to this clause: "Rebates of up to $5,000 are available and rebate amounts are based on the battery size of the vehicle. Vehicles must be highway capable, have a base MSRP under $60,000 and be...