2014 P85 140,000 miles

[mgdurand]

2014 P85, owned since new. We have another MS and an X in the family, so we must sell our first Tesla.

The miles have been put on mostly from Phoenix - LA - San Diego runs, we go back and forth every other weekend. Also my old work commute via Flagstaff.

There are some minor body dings here and there, mostly from road treads. All service records are scanned; nothing outside of a few early known issues for this car have been needed. No accidents, KOW.

It's hard to know how to price a Tesla with this many miles. The Unlimited MiIle Warranty covers the battery and drivetrain through 2022, the same time as a comparable car with 25,000 miles. Both the warranty coverage as well as the aging mode, are unique to Tesla. So it makes more sense to price on other aspects of the car like the body and interior and options. I'm starting the price in the mid 40K range, and will adjust depending on the offers that come in.

The battery still charges to 252 miles at 100%
Recent alignment, tracks great and suspension/brakes "like new"
Vin is 32K

I'll post interior pics in a little bit


Here's the spec list:

Pearl White Multicoat / Gray Interior
Carbon Fiber Trim
Real Laguno 19" wheels (have the original Cyclones as well). 2 new wheels/tires and < 10K on other pair.
Red Performance Brake Calipers
Panoramic Roof
Premium Sound System
Tech Package
Coil Suspension
Gray Nappa Leather with Alcantara interior
Heated Seats
Extended Nappa trim
Power folding mirrors
Super-Charging Enabled
Mobile Charger Kit

Clean AZ title, ready to sign over

 

[Muhammad]

20K?

 

[David99]

how much?

 

[ACA Man]

Mid $40K as stated.

 

[rocketshipp85]

I've always wanted to see how much a tesla with this many miles would be and if it stayed at the same, 1 cent per miles degeration.

 

[Kavinbala]

A tesla s85 sold for $20,000 with 120,000 miles on Facebook. I would offer the same $20,000 for your car

 

[GJ79]

A tesla s85 sold for $20,000 with 120,000 miles on Facebook. I would offer the same $20,000 for your car

lol you are funny, he can sell just the battery for 20k

 

[NaTaAhmed]

There was a CPO P85 with 48k miles that was sold by Tesla for $35k - which includes the 4 years 50k miles warranty. Will be hard pressed to get 40k. Mid to higher 20's or low 30's (if you get lucky) my guess as value. Multiple sub 35k CPO vehicles sold in the last few months and those come full reconditioned and with warranty.

 

[mcbarnet007]

A tesla s85 sold for $20,000 with 120,000 miles on Facebook. I would offer the same $20,000 for your car

Did the car that sold have any accident? Clean title?

 

[Kavinbala]

Did the car that sold have any accident? Clean title?

It was a clean title. It's not a joke but it was completely base with no options.

 

[Maxv]

It was a clean title. It's not a joke but it was completely base with no options.

Do you have any record of that? I didn't think any CPO 85s with fewer than 50k miles have ever sold for less than 40.

 

[rocketshipp85]

Do you have any record of that? I didn't think any CPO 85s with fewer than 50k miles have ever sold for less than 40.

I'm not sure if they were under 50k miles but many were in the mid 30's.

 

[twonius]

140k miles in 3 years?

Did you ever know that you're my hero. You're everything I would like to be.

 

[aaronkalb]

Very nice car. Whoever thinks your car is worth anything less than mid 30's is smoking crack.

 

[Az_Rael]

Do you have any record of that? I didn't think any CPO 85s with fewer than 50k miles have ever sold for less than 40.

At least 1 2012 P85 sold for $35k with just under 50k miles. But most of the others for under $40k had more than 50k miles but less than 100k

 

[fEVer]

I'd like to offer $30k.

 

[JPUConn]

Worth more in parts realistically (sadly). Glad you enjoyed the car and hope you get top $

 

[Mike K]

Most of the sub-100k but higher mileage 85's and P85's have sold for the 40k range on the forum and that was before Tesla did a dump of all the higher mileage used cars which again... substantially less mileage than this even though they were considered high mileage. Mileage doesn't bother me on these cars but at a certain point you need to consider the cost of lower miles and if it's only a few thousand dollars I don't think anyone would bite on a car like this unless the deal was such that it was worth their while.

With 85's selling in the low - mid 40's with respectable mileage, I would place this car in the $30,000 - $35,000 range. $20,000 is really cheap. I'd toss you 25k for it right now just to cancel that guy out. ;-)

 

[Fiver]

Do you have any record of that? I didn't think any CPO 85s with fewer than 50k miles have ever sold for less than 40.

$30,500 was the cheapest CPO sold (According to Hank's site). Founders 22 P85.

 

[rocketshipp85]

What types of problems have you had with this car?