2013 Tesla P85+ Immaculate! $83k Selling my beloved 2013 Tesla P85+ The car is always parked in an indoor garage at home and work. No accidents, clean title, wheels have no curb rash. Like new condition. Below is the breakdown of all options: 2013 Model S Performance P85+ $94,900 Performance Plus Package $6500 21" Grey Wheels with Michelin Pilot Sport 2 $4500 Tech Package $3750 Ultra High Fidelity Sound System $950 Carbon Fiber Spoiler $1000 Black Performance Leather Interior $2500 Smart Active Air Suspension Premium interior lighting Solid White Paint Black roof Obeche Wood Gloss D?cor White Alcantara 85 kWh Battery Supercharging Tesla (Weathertech) all-weather floormats complete set (including front and rear, front trunk, and rear trunk) $510 ** 8 YEAR TESLA WARRANTY INFINITE MILES ** Private sale. NO TAX! after market enhancements: -Opti-coat Pro Asking $83,000. Car is located in Las Vegas, NV. Shipping to be arranged by buyer. Currently has 18,6xx miles Feel free to contact me via email or call/text 702-321-0565 List Date: 10/18/2014 For more info, click here to view the original listing: 2013 Tesla P85+ Immaculate! $83k -------------------------------------- On Sale For: $83,001.00 --------------------------------------
You're advertising that the buyer will not pay any tax, but won't he have to pay tax at the DMV when he registers in his state?
I guess maybe it depends on the state, but here in NC, yes, Daniel is right - you'd have to pay the "Highway Use Tax" which is like a sales tax when you register the car. I'm sure many other states are the same.
In most states including Arizona and Nevada there is no sale tax for private party auto sales. I am unaware what the policy is in other states.
I don't know where you got that mis information. I have homes in Mass and Fla. You cannot register a car, transfer into another name WITHOUT paying some tax. I would say in most state you MUST pay a sales or use tax to register a car. In fact in Mass, even if I just want to register a car there, taking a title from Fla and moving it to Mass, to save car insurance, they will charge a 6% tax PLUS an annual excise tax (because I am not a resident) every year until the car is 6 years old. There isn't going to be any tax advantage for most buyers.
You're both right. In Arizona, there is indeed no sales tax on auto purchases between private parties. I bought my Model S used from a private owner in Seattle, WA and didn't pay any tax upon registration. He also told me Washington State does not tax EV's so on my Model S there has remarkably and legally been no sales tax paid. I bought my Roadster as a certified preowned from Tesla and had to pay about $4500 in tax upon registration because it was not purchased from a private party. However, from my understanding, Arizona (and presumably Nevada) is an exception with this rule and in most states you will indeed pay sales tax upon registering the vehicle - which to me seems odd, since the car is essentially being taxed twice. Regardless, most folks are going to be paying some sort of sales tax when purchasing a used car from a private party.
Add California to the list of states where you must pay a tax upon transferring title/registration. I mean technically there is no "sales tax" on private party sales, but they get you either way for the same basic amount.
You can't ask for much more than that! There's been some nice P85+ going for great prices. Your build looks very nice.
Please send me a PM with latest price. Might be ready to get back into a Model S. Sold our P85+ last fall and miss driving it. That charger is lonely on the wall!
Info I have a white 40KwH. Are you looking only to sell, or would you consider a trade/sell? I'm looking to upgrade and either need to sell mine first or consider a trade/sell.