2015 CPO Warranties

[shiftkenny]

I saw some 2014s already are 2 years covered now even though they have below the 50k milage. Will the 2015s suffer the same fate? If so when do you think this will happen?

 

[Nick B]

Eventually, yes. It seems to depend on how much mileage they have. Doesn't make sense for tesla to cover a 5 year old car (2014) for 4 additional years (for the customers not doing too much mileage).

 

[cellphonechris]

Depends on build date. 4-year warranty applies to vehicles under 50K miles AND less than 4 years old.

 

[RokuMaster]

Since I am not able to POST a new thread yet I will reply this thread to get some related feedback and opinion.

I have a 2015 CPO model S which I drove off lot with 12k miles. I am starting month number 10 at 22k so at the current rate of consumption I will deplete the CPO 50K warranty before the 4 year mark. I have thought of the following scenarios.

1) Just drive and enjoy the car without care for mileage until 50k. Trade in car when 50k warranty depletes which will be around 3.3 years at the current usage.

2) Just drive and enjoy the car without care for mileage and consume the risk of driving car outside of warranty for some tolerable time. Relatively the car will have low miles but will be out of warranty after 62k.

3) Throttle back consumption (We have a secondary ICE car in the household) to sync with the 4 year warranty. Trade or keep car after 4 year mark. Obviously this is compromise we much enjoy driving the Tesla more.

I would appreciate you opinions. Thanks!

 

[Tam]

...2015 CPO model S...

I would not deprive myself of freely driving it because it is well worth the money.

If I can afford it, I would do #1: Trade in when the CPO Warranty is expiring even when it means in a very short time. Not fun when it expires (no free towing, no free servicing...).

 

[RokuMaster]

I just figured out how to post my own thread please post there for any replies thanks.