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Yeah, new vs used is just a choice re: trade-offs. All else equal, I assume we'd all go new. A 10k savings in your scenario makes sense, but the math can be different for people. In my case, not tax credit eligible, I paid in cash, and wanted fsd paid up front (but not at 8k). So the difference...

Closing the loop here. Everything checked out totally fine, and I couldn't be happier with the car and the price I paid. Happy to finally join the Tesla owners club!

Believe me, I have thought a lot about this. It's a 16month old car, saves over 20k vs. buying new, and the warranty does transfer... so, for my situation, I feel like it is an okay tradeoff.

Really appreciate the response. That sounds encouraging, and at least worth continuing along the process to find out for sure. Thanks again!

Hi all - first time posting after lots of lurking. Here's the situation - I'm looking at buying a '23 MY LR with 7k miles. The car, however is in Idaho, and I am in Oregon. I've been trying to find a mechanic who is willing to look at the car, but no one is comfortable with inspecting an EV...