2016 Model S for sale self-driving and free super charging 17k miles $65K

[drivingforfree]

I just purchased my certified Model S direct from Tesla but am now being given a company car. This car is in absolute perfect condition. It is a unicorn in terms of its rarity as a used Tesla. This vehicle has the upgraded self driving capable software ($6,000) as well as free supercharging. These cars were only produced for about a 60 day period before they ended supercharging. The only way to get both supercharging and the upgraded software now is to purchase a new Vehicle. Tires are like new and there isn't a scratch on the car. Silver with Black leather and wood grain inlays. I paid 72k 5 weeks ago and added 2000 miles. It has a 4 year 40k mile manufactures warranty that restarted when I purchased.
Thanks,
Patrick
770-776-9417 for any questions

 

[drivingforfree]

Sorry- I forgot to inform that it is a 90D

 

[clyjr]

Only one image shows up, also you don't mention what version it is...

Edit, updated that it's a 90D, so second question isn't relevant. Still only see the interior image.

 

[drivingforfree]

I don't know why the others aren't.

 

[drivingforfree]

I hope you can see the images now. Please let me know if there are any additional questions. The car is in Atlanta.
Thanks,
Patrick

 

[jermaine182]

Might want to try selling it to a dealership. It’s a lot easier than a private sale. Model 3 messed up the market on used model S sale. Glws

 

[jjschultz]

Please post image(s) of Monroney (sticker) and/or Tesla Spec Sheet. Thanks.

 

[cucubits]

There are dozens of 90Ds being sold from Tesla currently and all of them are well below your asking price (most are in the low 50s).

Just curious are you putting that much value on free supercharging or did I miss something?

 

[cucubits]

Too late for edit: I see that the 90Ds from Tesla come with AP1 and yours has hardware 2.0
Maybe for some there's value in there too but I'd advise anyone interested to do some research on the differences. I don't want to straight out say that AP1 would be a better choice compared to HW2.0

 

[Cheburashka]

Too late for edit: I see that the 90Ds from Tesla come with AP1 and yours has hardware 2.0
Maybe for some there's value in there too but I'd advise anyone interested to do some research on the differences. I don't want to straight out say that AP1 would be a better choice compared to HW2.0

What are you talking about? AP2 is far superior to AP1 in actual day to day.

AP1 doesn't even have blind spot monitoring.

 

[cucubits]

What are you talking about? AP2 is far superior to AP1 in actual day to day.

AP1 doesn't even have blind spot monitoring.

Yeah yeah, maybe with all the updates it is superior... but what tesla has is not blind spot monitoring, that's for sure.

 

[SSedan]

There are dozens of 90Ds being sold from Tesla currently and all of them are well below your asking price (most are in the low 50s).

Just curious are you putting that much value on free supercharging or did I miss something?

People know what they paid and are basing these prices on reasonable depreciation..........
Oblivious as to how much price has come down and range gone up.
$80k gets you a 370mile car with a lot of other updates today.

 

[Cheburashka]

Yeah yeah, maybe with all the updates it is superior... but what tesla has is not blind spot monitoring, that's for sure.

Works fine for me. Maybe if you actually had a Tesla you'd know, instead of trolling other threads.

 

[cucubits]

Works fine for me. Maybe if you actually had a Tesla you'd know, instead of trolling other threads.

With how much I'm reading and researching on them, I'm 100% sure I know more about Tesla than most of oblivious fanboy owners. Present company not necessarily included. Unless you want to.

 

[Rdr4evr69]

Try to ignore him, every day I see a post from him on peoples for sale threads, he is a joke. One day if he saves all of his pennies he may be able to afford one.

 

[Cheburashka]

With how much I'm reading and researching on them, I'm 100% sure I know more about Tesla than most of oblivious fanboy owners. Present company not necessarily included. Unless you want to.

Maybe try actually driving one?

I've had both and AP1 can't even touch half of what AP2 is capable of.

 

[cucubits]

Maybe try actually driving one?

I've had both and AP1 can't even touch half of what AP2 is capable of.

Lol, yeah, thanks for confirming what I already noticed about you.

For what it's intended currently, highway driving, AP1 will perform just as well as AP2 (not talking about NoA).

 

[Rdr4evr69]

I have driven both personally and I feel they are very similar for just regular driving on auto pilot. AP2 Sees the road I drive on going home at 30 miles an hour, AP1 sees it at 45 like it actually is, so for me AP one is better where I live.

 

[Rdr4evr69]

AP1 does have blind spot monitoring, if you can even call it that, not sure if AP2 is better at it, as I didn’t pay that much attention to how different that is on AP2.

 

[Cheburashka]

AP2 has actual blind spot monitoring now.

If you turn your blinker on and there is a car approaching in the blind spots the lane markers become red on the IC. You also get a warning if you start merging.

What AP1 has is not blind spot monitoring and not anywhere close to AP2.