2012 Tesla Model S P85 Performance

[nitrochino]

2012 Tesla Model S P85 Performance

This is a 2012 P85 in like new condition, and it even still smells new!

Nearly fully loaded with:

Tech Package, and now Premium Interior Package:
Onboard maps and navigation for North America
Premium Interior Lighting
Alcantara Headliner
Daytime LED running lights
LED cornering lights
Automatic keyless entry
Lighted door handles
Electrochromatic heated side and rearview mirrors
Power liftgate
GPS enabled Homelink
Memory seats, mirrors, and driver profile

All Glass Panoramic Roof
Active Air Suspension
Sound Studio Package
Tan Performance Interior
21 Inch Silver Wheels with near brand new tires
Carbon Fiber Spoiler
Parcel Shelf
Lacewood D?cor and Dark Green Exterior (No long available)

Come with Tesla Factory Bumper to Bumper Warranty until June 2019 or 85000 miles. The B-Battery Pack is rated at 100% original capacity, and is also protected by Tesla Powertrain/Battery Warranty until December 2020.
The car also has new seats, new tires, new brakes and rotors.

Please see pictures for details.

Send email to [email protected] for questions. Thanks!



List Date: 7/8/2015

For more info, click here to view the original listing: 2012 Tesla Model S P85 Performance
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On Sale For: $61,790.00


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[nitrochino]

Clear title, no accident and drives like new.

 

[tga]

Mileage?

 

[deonb]

Is there a rule on this sub-site that people are not allowed to post mileage on a Tesla for sale?

It's the number 1 most important criteria - everybody knows that (buyers and sellers), but it is virtually always missing.

 

[nitrochino]

As of now, 35195 miles. Still years away from expiration of bumper to bumper warranty.

 

[gaswalla]

Good car, well priced, wish you well.

 

[jimtelsa]

Why does this car have new seats?

Is this a cpo car?

thanks

 

[tga]

Can you post the VIN?

 

[nitrochino]

Why does this car have new seats?

Is this a cpo car?

thanks

It's a CPO. Clear title on hand.

 

[nitrochino]

It's sold. The car had new seats, new wheels, new tires, new brakes and rotors, and any damages to the paint had been fixed by Tesla. It's basically new inside out, plus a fresh 4 year/50K miles factory warranty. I couldn't believe people did not see this car as a better deal compared to other private party sales. Those cars might have lower mileages, but definitely not in the same condition or with a better warranty. It's a P85 for the price of a S60.

The buyer was very satisfied with the purchase and wrote to me "The car is everything you said it was and more...". A lucky buyer, indeed.

 

[jsm]

Could you say what you ended up selling it for??

 

[nitrochino]

Sold at asking. It was a steal.

 

[mmd]

Sold at asking. It was a steal.

So why did you buy and then quickly sell this cpo car? Did you snap a really good deal from Tesla on this car? did you make a good profit on the sale?

 

[bredi]

that was a major steal!

Awesome car. Great price.

 

[tga]

So why did you buy and then quickly sell this cpo car? Did you snap a really good deal from Tesla on this car? did you make a good profit on the sale?

Gotta admit, I'm curious too, especially since the OP has listed several Teslas here in the last year (a Roadster, S60, a P85D he ordered, then this P85).

 

[nitrochino]

To satisfy your curiosities... Yes, I made money by driving Teslas.

 

[tga]

To satisfy your curiosities... Yes, I made money by driving Teslas.

I don't see how you could have turned a profit on this one, once you factor in tax, title, and reg. I found the car in HankLloydRight's historical data, and there wasn't much difference between your buy and sell prices (unless you're a dealer, in which case there's none of those pesky expenses).

But hey, if you made it work, good for you. :wink:

 

[marcebahn]

I need you to find one for me at that price point.

To satisfy your curiosities... Yes, I made money by driving Teslas.

Great price for P85.

 

[nitrochino]

I don't see how you could have turned a profit on this one, once you factor in tax, title, and reg. I found the car in HankLloydRight's historical data, and there wasn't much difference between your buy and sell prices (unless you're a dealer, in which case there's none of those pesky expenses).

But hey, if you made it work, good for you. :wink:

It's no secret that NJ is now the only state that doesn't collect sales tax for EVs.

 

[Drucifer]

That was very good. Same as mine, but a few months older with 17K more miles and no 3rd row seats. Still, about $8k less. Quite the bargain.