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Hi @QwiksilverA4 I have made a very detailed spreadsheet with an accompanying script (you probably don't need to script). You can see it here: How to buy a CPO or New Tesla on the cheap(ish) -- With spreadsheet and script

I'm hoping you're using either ev-cpo.com or teslainventory.com to check whether what you want and what you get is good. While you're at it, check out my blog here which helps you compare cars with respect to total out the door price (including checking whether they will add transportation fees...

Okay yes now I remember, I am deleting it from the Subtotal because if you've paid it by credit card, it won't be financed. The delivery fee should not be subtracted, though.

Good catch! I'll add the $1200 for new cars. For the deposit/order payment I was thinking that since you already put in the $1000 for the CPO/$2500 for the new car, it would not figure in the price. Now I'm a bit confused as to where it should be subtracted from!

Thanks @ada43952 ! I'm sorry it couldn't help you, but maybe for your next Tesla!

Hi Hank! Great website with ev-cpo.com! I used it personally to order my CPO Model S. I also made a spreadsheet and scraper TamperMonkey script to go with it for CPO and New Model S/X data scraping. I have made another post regarding those here: How to buy a CPO or New Tesla on the cheap(ish)...

Buy a Tesla Model S on the cheap(ish) Picture of Tesla Model S © Al Abut under (CC BY-SA 2.0)[1] Why I am not going to tell you it’s more efficient, greener, the world is a better place with it. That may or may not be true, I haven’t done the requisite amount of research required to make a...