2013 Metallic Blue P85 For Sale - $95k

[Beltland]

Unfortunately for me, I'm putting it up for sale. The details:

-85kWh Performance
-Metallic blue
-19" wheels
-Grey nappa leather/Alcantara with white piping
-Lacewood interior décor
-Tech package
-Sound studio package
-Active air suspension
-Parcel shelf
-Rear carbon fiber spoiler
-Supercharger hardware
-Paint armor package
-4 year service plan ($1,900)

6,905 miles. VIN#7242, delivered in March, 2013. It's in excellent condition, I've done my best to give it the care it deserves. I'm the original owner, and I'm selling because I need to put the money toward other things right now - hopefully the tide will shift, and I'll be able to return to the ranks of those who get to live with the Model S smile.

$95,000. For comparison with buying a new one, with these packages the current price for a new one (including the 4 year service plan) is $104,670. Subtract out the $7,500 federal tax credit you would get if you bought new, but add in the sales tax (which for me was a little over $4,100, but is more in most places). I think it's a competitive price based on what I've seen in this forum - plus it's available right now.

Serious inquiries, please PM. I'd be happy to answer questions about the car in this thread for all interested shoppers to see.

 

[NEWDL]

Sales tax should not be discussed. It is a moot point and should not be included in value calculations.

My .02

Good luck!

 

[liuping]

Sales tax should not be discussed. It is a moot point and should not be included in value calculations.

I agree it should be left out. Since it has to be paid on a used car just as a new one, it's a wash.

It would be totally different if we did not have to pay sales tax on private sales.

The difference from a new one similarly configured (after $7500 federal rebate) is just $2170. At that price, its actually more than CA residences would pay for a new one (given the $2500 state rebate)

 

[NuclearPowered]

I agree it should be left out. Since it has to be paid on a used car just as a new one, it's a wash.

It would be totally different if we did not have to pay sales tax on private sales.

The difference from a new one similarly configured (after $7500 federal rebate) is just $2170. At that price, its actually more than CA residences would pay for a new one (given the $2500 state rebate)

There are plenty of states where sales tax is not charged on private sales.

 

[TsRocket]

Sad for you. Hope it works out well ....

 

[MrIanB]

That leather in the drivers seat already showing wrinkles, that should be replaced under warranty for little over 6,900 miles of wear and tear.

glws,

Ian B

 

[Beltland]

Thanks for the helpful input. Appreciate it.