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In short, you are buying a $100K+ car on faith ----- very bold! I imagine the seller is trustworthy enough that you to consider that (not surprising, since most folks posting here are legit and have more honest livelihoods than being a scammer). Few things to think about: 1) If you cant fly...

Indeed! And if one changes to a more fun color (blue/red/black), it is Jul-Oct for $1000 more. Also, there is a trick to add FSD until last minute which also boosts your delivery date.

There is a sticky thread on the forum discussing this topic in details. I think you will find it useful.

Current wait time is only 3-6 months (based on website), and based on anecdotal evidence Model 3 deliveries are pushed to EOQ and start of next. 🤷‍♂️

Generally, Model S Plaid show up in new inventory (not the "demo" vehicles) more often than anything else. Try checking that?

No longer pursuing our plan to get a second EV. Selling this M3LR reservation which has following details: - $50,990 base price ($5K less than current MSRP) - EDD is last two weeks of April - Pickup location in Bay Area (can be changed before VIN is assigned) - Current config: white, black...

"Split the savings" should be $4.5K, right? Or am I missing something on pricing? Also, what is this $200 savings on registration? I am curious if this is a DMV fine print that can benefit us all.

Very nice and clean garage 👍 Yours cars are probably as well maintained and cared for. Good luck with the sale!

It definitely looks like a real fun car to have (first time that I checked out its website/info)!

People who are selling overpriced things offer to do that to convince the prospective buyer who may not know the rules. Or vice versa. It is fraud, but I guess it is just playing the odds that the "system had bigger fish to fry" 🤷‍♂️ Though at times (esp when you go in person) DMV can question...

A friend recently purchased a used one -- similar to yours for $100K -- from a dealer (in California). Assuming dealer would want to make some profit, I think you should be able to sell for your desired price (of $95K) or probably more. Also try Shift, Carvana, Vroom, other online buyers.

Not interested in buying the cars, but looking for some info about them -- sent you a PM, but feel free to reply when you get time after the sale is done.

(FYI) Had a quick chat with OP: asking for $30,000, dont know other details yet.

Quick clarification -- did you mean to write AWD (instead of RWD) in the subject? Asking because your price is $5K more than a brand new Model 3 RWD, and only $2-3K less (probably for the miles it has on it) less than a brand new Model 3 AWD/LR?

Most likely it is 82kwh.

Cannot PM you.

Indeed -- such cars don't come on the market often. And it seems to have been maintained very well. Good luck to both seller and buyer!

That is a great point that folks don't often thing about --- if EV is the only car, you want something dependable with enough "gas" stations to charge for weekend/few-100-mile road trips. For most parts of USA, I think Tesla is the best option: decade of experience with mass produced EV tech and...

I wonder if the AC unit does have a way to cool down the battery too by circulating down some "channels" in the battery pack. Similar to what Peter Rawlinson described in the second half of this talk:

Is "Traffic" (as defined, i.e. speed variation) a significant factor for city driving too (think a local expressway)? Max speed: 55mph, Has signals, speeds alternating between 30-50mph.