2016 Tesla S 60D on cars.com

[DGW222]

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/740166504/overview/


Purchased new in August 2016. Always garaged, very low miles (2,725), always charged at home, never supercharged, free lifetime supercharging from Tesla, has a 75W battery pack but is software limited (removable) to 60W, showroom new, balance of four year warranty (2 + years left, 6 years on battery coverage). Any questions, please ask.

 

[FenceSitter]

I had to log in just to say LOL. An inventory car with less miles would be cheaper after tax credits.

 

[Qbenjamin]

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/740166504/overview/


Purchased new in August 2016. Always garaged, very low miles (2,725), always charged at home, never supercharged, free lifetime supercharging from Tesla, has a 75W battery pack but is software limited (removable) to 60W, showroom new, balance of four year warranty (2 + years left, 6 years on battery coverage). Any questions, please ask.

Register on this site to see previous Tesla CPO sales history (I think you'll see why I suggested you to do this): https://www.teslainventory.com

 

[Tummy]

I think you would get closer to your asking price if you already unlocked the pack to 75D and had it uncorked.

 

[DGW222]

I think you would get closer to your asking price if you already unlocked the pack to 75D and had it uncorked.

Thanks but I thought I'd leave that up to the new owner.

 

[FenceSitter]

2018 75D @ $68,200 after Federal Tax Credits for a new Tesla with a new 4 year warranty v $67,499 for a 2016 60D with 2 years left.... Qbenjamin offers good advice. Benchmark via Tesla CPO sales as well as new.

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