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I am leaning towards keeping it...if I sell it today, I will make out $5k in profit on the car but then I will have to worry about getting another used car (+ tax, + gas...) and for sure not the same experience as a Tesla.

Agree...Just got off the phone with XCare EV Protection warranty....they want $4300 for a 2 years extended warranty which will covers everything but the Drive Unit and Battery....Like you said, the cost will probably be in par with the warranty after 2 years...I don't see much value on taking...

Not I am the second owner...bought in 2015 and it had the extended warranty already which I drove it until now (86300 miles on it) but it will expire at 88000 miles.

Not really...I had the MCU changed in 2019. Just asking to see if it's worth keeping it...from what the responses I am reading ,it is worth just taking a chance and keeping it.

I got these dates from the service technician screen...I've had the extended warranty on my car (which expires on June 2020 or 88000 miles)...I agree with you that it looks odd that it's says unlimited but doesn't show me a date for the Drive Unit.

Here is the warranty dates on the both drive unit and battery: - Battery: Expires at Unlimited Miles (Begins June 30, 2016) - Drive Unit: Expires June 28, 2024 So does it make sense to take the Care warranty at this point? I've had couple of door handles swapped last year, the MCU unit was...

The warranty is Until June 2020 or 88000 miles...and I am at almost 87000 miles right now

My Model S P85 Black (2012) is coming up to the end of the extended warranty with 86200 miles on it...I can't renew the warranty anymore. My only options available are to keep the car and pay out of pocket for any service & maintenance (outside drivetrain and battery as they are still under...