2016 Midnight Silver Metallic Model S75 (AP1)

[rexorz]

I'm looking to upgrade to a Model X so I am putting up my 2016 Model S up for sale.

Specs:
2016 Midnight Silver Metallic Facelift S75
All Glass Panoramic Roof
Black Next Generation Seats
Dark Ash Wood decor
Black Alcantara Headliner
Unlimited Supercharging
Autopilot
19" OEM Wheels (Mint Condition sitting in my garage, 4311 miles with proof from when I swapped them at America's Tire)
OEM Carbon Fiber Spoiler (installed after delivery)

Mileage: 11800 (I drive this daily so may be closer to 12xxx)
21" Staggered Turbine Wheels approximately 7500 Miles (Mint Condition, no curbs, currently mounted on the car, but will be swapping them for the stock 19" slipstreams) $2000 Extra if wanted

Car has always been hand washed personally by me. Always waxed with Collonite 845.


I'm located in the SF Bay Area.
Asking $67500.

 

[rexorz]

The car was purchased on 9/21/16.
You will get the remainder of the factory warranty (4 yr/50,000 mi basic, 8 yr/unlimited mi powertrain)

 

[rexorz]

Here are some more photos of the car. Sorry it's just a bit dirty. She will get a wash this weekend.

 

[idleuser]

Hi Rexor,

You should take a look at the current prices for a new Model S and price accordingly. Most of the premium package features are now standard. SAS and the new drive train unit is also included in the price of a new Model S.

Base: 69,500
Leather: 3300
EAP: 5000
Pano vs Glass: +/-2000

= 79800 + 1200 destination - 1000

Total 80000 before Federal+CA tax credit. = 70000 for a band new Model S vs yours.

 

[rexorz]

I am open to the best offer as well.
As for the CA tax credit, its currently in limbo if you are betting on that now:

"As of June 30, 2017, only qualified lower-income applicants, as described here, will receive rebates. CVRP reserved $8 million for qualified lower-income applicants, thereby prioritizing payments to low- and moderate-income applicants in accordance with program requirements. All other applicants will be placed on a rebate waitlist. Qualified applicants on the rebate waitlist will receive payment if the project receives more funding from the State of California. Learn more."

 

[idleuser]

True, but the low income limit is generous, $150,000 is hardly low income.

November 1 2016 – Present

• $150,000 for single filers
• $204,000 for head-of-household filers
• $300,000 for joint filers

 

[Jouley]

True, but the low income limit is generous, $150,000 is hardly low income.

November 1 2016 – Present

• $150,000 for single filers
• $204,000 for head-of-household filers
• $300,000 for joint filers

You're looking at the wrong table on the page. The high-income caps don't mean anything (for now) because only households that make 300% or less than the federal poverty level ($12,540 * household size) will get a CA rebate.

 

[idleuser]

You're looking at the wrong table on the page. The high-income caps don't mean anything (for now) because only households that make 300% or less than the federal poverty level ($12,540 * household size) will get a CA rebate.

That's good to know. I didn't realize they recently made a cut off.

 

[rexorz]

I've tentatively accepted an offer for $63,000. [Pending Sale]

 

[rexorz]

[SOLD]