2013 Model S 85 - rear seats- Tech pack- air suspension, FREE DELIVERY IN USA

[Acmykguy]

2013 Model S 85 - rear seats- Tech pack- air suspension, FREE DELIVERY IN USA

More and better pics coming.....
Why am I selling? I am making room for the Model X
Car is stored in heated garage at all times. Hand washed weekly and as needed.
38,000 miles most are highway commuting miles.
Has extended warranty
Loaded with-
* Rear seats
* interior lighting
* extended grey leather
* tech package
* up graded stereo
* air Suspension
* 19" wheels
* Grey paint
* Super charger enabled
* TWIN CHARGERS
* Fog lamps

Never been in any crash or fender bender. Clean car.

Payment and or contract will be sent to escrow account at my atty until the car ships at which time buyer will send document to atty to release funds to me once shipping proof has taken place. Once shipped the car will need to be on buyers insurance. Private message me to discuss.

List Date: 2/20/2014

For more info, click here to view the original listing: 2013 Model S 85 - rear seats- Tech pack- air suspension, FREE DELIVERY IN USA
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On Sale For: $79,000.00


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[Pinot.Noir]

Is there an option on this car that isn't listed? Looking at the Tesla website, this car would be $88,320 new (minus the $7500 tax credit). I'm in California, so a $2500 rebate makes this car $85,820 new. Just curious.

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Sorry, I didn't include the rear seats. That means it should be $90,820 new.

 

[MassX1317]

@Pinot
I'm getting about $100k before tax incentives. Not as outrageous as most of the other "for sale" posts on this forum.

 

[bsbomber]

Will you post the original sticker? Does it have a "A" or "B" battery? What is the Vin#? It should be low because it has the fog lights.

 

[Pinot.Noir]

I must have missed something in the listing to have it add up to $100k before incentives. The Tesla site shows this car as $90,820 after deducting $7500 in federal tax credit. Another $2500 off in CA makes this car $88,320 new. If I'm wrong I'd like to find out why. Just trying to get educated before I pull the trigger. I'm looking at used Tesla's as a way to save money, because I'm fine with being patient and waiting a few months if I can save money by buying new. I think some people read the reports about Tesla's going for more than new and took it seriously.

Agreed that some are fooling themselves with the prices they are asking on here. It was fun reading the responses to the guy asking for a $20,000 premium.

 

[MassX1317]

Looks like a VIN around 15k

@pinot, I included $4k for extended warranty, so somewhere around $90k after fed and CA tax credit.

 

[Pinot.Noir]

Looks like a VIN around 15k

@pinot, I included $4k for extended warranty, so somewhere around $90k after fed and CA tax credit.

Ahh, I didn't know the cost of the extended warranty. Guess I'll have to do some research on that. Thanks!

 

[Acmykguy]

Yes vin is mid 15,000. The price new w tax and warranty 98,000 and change. Shipping is free. Car can be shipped Monday with 2 day delivery anywhere in US. Make an offer. This is a starting point. I don't want to be left with 4 Teslas here. I also have a 60 with the same config just black with tan interior and less $. So if that is of interest let me know. Gotta move one in 10 days. But not giving them
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No Pinot, after 7500 rebate it is is still $91,020. PLUS THE 4000 warranty. Plus tax title and license. So I am shipping for FREE which is at least $750-1000 my price is very well in the ball park for same day availability. Come on guys n gals let's get the number straight! this is a good deal.

 

[HankLloydRight]

I'm looking at used Tesla's as a way to save money, because I'm fine with being patient and waiting a few months if I can save money by buying new. I think some people read the reports about Tesla's going for more than new and took it seriously

Have you looked into Tesla Motors Inventory car program? You can get a slightly used demo/loaner car for a pretty good deal -- you just have to wait/find a config you're happy with. Once your local TM showroom locates a car, you can get it within two weeks. That's how I got my P85+ with 8k miles for a great price.

 

[yobigd20]

This is not a deal. This used S85 should be no more than $83k plus shipping.

 

[772]

I also have a 60 with the same config just black with tan interior and less $.

Any more details about this? Miles/production date/Vin range. You're saying it has all the same options and extended warranty? Btw, it is extended warranty only, not service, right?

 

[Acmykguy]

This is not a deal. This used S85 should be no more than $83k plus shipping.

Good luck finding one for that price out there......not going to happen. Just saying....

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Any more details about this? Miles/production date/Vin range. You're saying it has all the same options and extended warranty? Btw, it is extended warranty only, not service, right?

Vin is in the low 5000, the warranty is the 4000 $ package with ranger service that they offer.. Miles 11,000 ish

 

[yobigd20]

Miles 11,000 ish

did you somehow erase 2400 miles? The ad says 13400 and now you're saying 11000 ... does not compute

 

[GDH]

Car can be shipped Monday with 2 day delivery anywhere in US.

Thats awesome!

 

[yobigd20]

Good luck finding one for that price out there......not going to happen. Just saying....

there are tons on ebay that are better deals. here's one with much lower 4200 miles and also includes pano and upgraded 21" wheels for a lot cheaper than yours. Tesla Model s 85 | eBay just sayin you're way overpriced

 

[HankLloydRight]

did you somehow erase 2400 miles? The ad says 13400 and now you're saying 11000 ... does not compute

Two different cars for sale.

 

[MassX1317]

For yours:
$94,500 x 1.0625 sales tax = $100,406

New (with current prices):
$102,520 x 1.0625 sales tax = $108,927 - $7,500 = $101,427

Inventory Vehicle 7 months old, 8k miles, originally $108,000msrp
$108,000 x .93, then -$8,000 = $92,440 x 1.0625 = $98,217 - $7,500 = $90,717

So it looks like I would only save $1,000 vs. new if configured exactly the same way. About $10k more than a pretty loaded P85 from inventory that's newer with less miles. To sell in 10 days I'd think $80-85k is reasonable.

 

[Linekinbay]

The discussion is interesting but he's asking for offers so the price apparently isn't set in stone. I'm guessing this one will sell pretty soon after serious negotiations begin....

 

[MassX1317]

The discussion is interesting but he's asking for offers so the price apparently isn't set in stone. I'm guessing this one will sell pretty soon after serious negotiations begin....

Agreed. I think he is looking for a discussion to get interest. Will look great when he lowers the price to $89k.

 

[amitb00]

Thanks Massx1317 for number analysis. If inventory vehicle is at 90 k, private sale has to be at a lower price in view of inherent risks of buying from an individual. No one should pay more than 80k for it. Now you may always find an uninformed buyer.