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Tesla model s Dec 2014 build Autopilot and free supercharging Autopilot version 1.0 (fully functional and frequently used) Free supercharging Air suspension Premium interior (black suede and real leather seats and steering wheel) Free data All door handles replaced Drive unit/axles...

Go for new heat pump model 3 or y, sr will work for you. A used s from Tesla can be had for low 30s, especially at the end of this fiscal quarter and if new updated s comes out. Have you driven them all? That may instantly solve this

new car may have some serious upgrades styling wise, and when you add in new tech then maybe it becomes a much better proposition with potentially higher resale value as well. I’m keeping mine until cyber truck comes. I agree with others that 300 range is magic number and you don’t need much...

May want to wait for March to catch a model s refresh, and I’d want the new battery tech And heat pump. It’s more effective in a cold climate and future proofs your car more

Thanks for the link, I saw it before. I think my best option is cash or credit union. What are the rates and terms i can shoot for? I have 780 score right now and decent income. Is there some magic place that loves to do these loans?

Just got notification that Tesla is starting my instal project. I have cash but want to consider financing. where are the best spots to look for financing? I went to my credit union site and didn’t see anything.

My s60 and s85d has had some work done there and via mobile ranger. So far they did everything and I’m happy. Not sure about the seats but they always went the extra mile on everything else I asked. If it’s a judgement call I’d expect them to do the right thing

It tells me I have an order but seems like they’re not servicing my area yet. I’m just curious if they’ll start servicing it this year or next year next week? :-) The $100 is a moot point

I decided to order a 12kw system but seems like Tesla solar isn’t available in my area according to the site. Tells me we aren’t in your area but then the website did tell me that i have an order number and $100 deposit. can anyone shed light on this? Can I expect an install in near future?

I think a medium install would work for my current situation. I’m wondering if I want to add powerwall or other branded battery packs later to the setup, is that possible? The Tesla software is only gonna work with their products only, right?

Just need a vehicle, it never snows here. All wheel drive would be used hardly ever. But the money saved can be instantly used ;)

With model y base $39k model out, will cybertruck be next? I hope that’s not the case, but I’m waiting on one, dual motor would be overkill for me.

Get an estimate right on the website.

Second half of 2014 and newer cars are the ones to own. The old ones can have way too many problems.

Unless you have concrete plans for it, don’t worry about free super charging. For most people it’s not useful. also, best deals are on colors that are least desirable like brown or red. Buy one of those, save 5k or more (I saved 8k on a brown) and if it bothers you just wrap it for $2500 just...

I think you need to tell us about some of your constraints like pricing. I bought two model S is used in the last year both from Tesla and love them. I would find the cheapest one that works for you with the longest warranty direct from Tesla. In about 30,000 miles of driving between the two...

I think the cheapest 60 D/75D with a four year warranty find from Tesla is your best bang for the buck. In the future you’ll probably have bigger depreciation versus the cars that don’t have full self driving so just having auto pilot one or two won’t make much of a difference. As of some...

Use the 3rd party sites like ev cpo to score a car direct from Tesla. I’d only go for 2012 if it was below 25k and had motor replaced already and strong battery.

Id not worry about options too much. Here is what was important to me; Autopilot Best warranty available free super charging, wheels and colors are more of unnecessary extras for me. Any car from end of 2014 and up should have autopilot. Also build quality went way up (handles, body work...

I bought two used from Tesla, picked up both to avoid the $2k delivery fee and have loved both of the cars. Both had some scratches and small issues, but all were expected and accepted since I saved about $4-7k per car and got longer warranty over the used. what’s your budget?

Is there a cheaper one available anywhere?

I’m in the same boat but from looking at a thread above someone has mentioned that tesla stopped doing those upgrades in August. Can anyone officially confirm or deny this? I’m also interested in possibly buying a model X 60 and uncorking that, is that possible?

I heard there are some third party shops that can unlock, but spending $42-55k id Have to know for sure.

What’s S60d to s75d upgrade/uncork price today? I’m patiently shopping for a cpo model s or x. Anyone know what the cost is now? Also, can all the 60d x cars be bumped up to 75?

Has anyone bought a car? Is the $2000 transfer fee mandatory?

Has anyone had luck calling Fremont office and getting them to locate a car? Can they see cars we can’t? I was looking to buy a 75d next month and now my plan is screwed. Maybe at end of September for some end of quarter madness we can get some deals?

Does anyone have any good ideas on how to shop around for an extended warranty car from tesla? Call fremeont sales office? Any one know how to circumvent the $2000 fee? I was looking forward to taking a trip to grab a car and saving some cash

They do check the used/cpo. That’s why they come with a nice direct from Tesla warranty. For example a 2016 car with under 50k miles would get an additional 4 year and 50k mile warranty on top! That’s why I want to buy from Tesla and not a regular used from a person or dealer

I’ve had my car for 5 months/ and 8000 miles and used it 3 times all on the first day. I think it’s a total gimmick. Even if you pay per use it’s still cheap. You’d have to charge a lot to make up for huge outlay upfront. Most people that can afford these cars don’t Care about $4.68 they saved...

Does anyone know what’s going on with Tesla cpo? All locations of cars are disappearing. That means now we have to pay 2000$ on top of every car? Do we need to call Fremont sales office and talk to someone about it from now on? I was hoping to get an early ap1 car for around 30k or a 75d...

Tesla is starting to stick some more cheap cars out there with facelift cars approaching 40k rapidly so I’d sell now before the next end of the quarter rush cuts your cars value from 37 to 30k

Upper 30s.

We are over 300 cars for model s today! When do you guys think we will start seeing cats available under 30k on a consistent basis?

Saw this no too long ago, I think you can catch a facelift for 45... I want a 75d facelift for under 50

You can use and ozone machine to get rid of it.

I think if it’s 2014 and up car that had all of the regular stuff like motor, handles and screen replaced then should be ok. I’d take a car with 110k on it if it was priced right at 23k let’s say.

At the end of the last quarter (about two weeks ago) we got down to almost no cars. Like 30! Now it’s over 150 and decent deals pop up. There’s a facelifted model s in San Diego for 46k right now! A couple 2014 cars just sold for 32k. So the new quarter has brought deals. I am starting to think...

Online and YouTube everyone keeps saying how awesome the 3 is. I’m sure it is but when I sat in one right after my s it seems small and cheap. The internet seems to prefer 3 overwhelmingly, that’s why I’m asking to make sure I’m not the only one. :)

My car was cpo and so I still have 20 months and 30k miles of full warranty left. Thank god axles and drive unit were covered. At $195 per hour labor this would have been quite pricey on top of parts

We are over 100 cars! Just saw a facelifted s75 for 46k and a cheap s85 just sailed away for 32k! The deals are starting to trickle in! On a random note, am I the only one who doesn’t want an m3 and only a model s?

I think the main differences between a 2014 and 2016 cars are the facelift and a few of the components are marginally better. If you don’t care for facelift, dual motors and range you want to consider any 2014 and 60 and higher model. Prices should start falling fast as the raven refresh is...

I’ve been checking with Tesla-info because they seem to pull Tesla sites data less and I can see that there have been some quite decent deals that have already passed through. Couple of face lifted cars but without dual engines for under 45k seems pretty hot to me. I think when everyone comes...

The clinking was probably your axles. Mine clinked and when I took it in the tech said he heard the hiss so they replaced everything. Gave car at 10am Monday, they said it was ready at 1pm Tuesday. Loaner was awesome with ludicrous mode but I didn’t even get to try it.

I just bought a cpo model s and love it. Had few minor scratches on it but price was spectacular and having the full Tesla warranty is a real asset. They replaced my motor and axles already. I’m waiting on screen and the last original door handle to go any day as well. Wait a few more weeks when...

I’d pay a little more to get a facelift one.