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Sold 2013 P85 112k miles
- Thread starter TBonMfireC
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iqless
Member
Sorry for the delay on the options. I got the window sticker.
Rear facing seats added after delivery and included the bumper reinforcement piece.
Current best offer is $29,000. I can do $32,500 for a serious buyer or remove the rear facing seats and reinforcement and sell for $31,500.
Free unlimited supercharging transfers
FWIW, we stopped by the tesla store today to look over X’s... really excited about delivery. The gentleman helping us guessed our S had 35k miles and was blown away when I told him it has 112k.
Cheers
jebinc
Well-Known Member
It might help if you listed range at 80%, 90% or 100% - so folks can determine battery condition. Just a suggestion. GLWS!
90% charge is still 218-220 rated miles.
Mileage is at 112,525 as of this morning.
Clean title in hand, no accidents.
Mileage is at 112,525 as of this morning.
Clean title in hand, no accidents.
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My youngest was 2 when we put him back there the first time. We ended up waiting until he was a little older, he was fidgeting with the buckles too much, but height and weight, he was good to go (he’s pretty big).
My daughter was too big at 11 (too tall by about 2 inches). I think the sweet spot is 3-9 or so on the ages for most. If a child is really small or really large for their age, that range should still work. As far as height, I’d have to look at what Telsa says specifically... But, it should be known, the rear facing seats are for small or young individuals.
My kids love the seats and from what I’ve read, it’s the safest place in the car since it has the extra steel bumper reinforcement.
My daughter was too big at 11 (too tall by about 2 inches). I think the sweet spot is 3-9 or so on the ages for most. If a child is really small or really large for their age, that range should still work. As far as height, I’d have to look at what Telsa says specifically... But, it should be known, the rear facing seats are for small or young individuals.
My kids love the seats and from what I’ve read, it’s the safest place in the car since it has the extra steel bumper reinforcement.
I’d say if their head isn’t hitting the roof and has some clearance, they’re good.
