2017 Tesla Model X 100D for sale

[rxdimsum]

Hi everyone,

I just got a 2017 Tesla Model X 100D on 9/28/2017, but unfortunately I will not be able to keep it as I just recently lost my job and won’t be able to keep it. I loved this car and hate to have to give it up, but I need to see if there is anyone who would be interested in purchasing it from me. It is in pristine condition, and it only has around 740 miles on it. It has the following options installed:

Midnight Silver Metallic Paint
Black leather seats with black headliner
Carbon fiber decor
Six seat interior
Enhanced autopilot
Full self-driving capability
Premium interior package

Please PM me if you have any questions and are serious about considering this purchase. I will also post some pics later when I am able to. Price is negotiable, but I would like start by asking for $110k-$115k if possible. Thank you.

- Henry

 

[pdx3181]

Sorry to hear that - good luck with sale.

If I weren't a bout 30 days from delivery, I'd call on this. Save for the seating package, we're identical.

 

[davidc18]

photos and window sticker please

 

[rxdimsum]

Sorry it took so long to get the pics up. Here are some.

 

[rxdimsum]

I forgot to show the odometer screenshot.

 

[BuildingCap]

There is also a site called OnlyUsedTesla.com that might be useful if you haven't seen it already. Best of luck.

 

[IdaX]

Good luck dude; sorry to hear about your predicament.

 

[jimmyjohn]

rxdimsum:

(1) sorry for the change in life situation
(2) I really, really, really, really hope that you'll be able to go from one EV to another EV.

I purchased a used 2013 Nissan LEAF from CarMax in August, it was probably the nicest (in terms of smooth acceleration and comforts) car I ever owned. After 3 months, I had to sell it due to charging shortages in my location. I bought a newer ICE (Mazda 3) and have missed the LEAF from day one.

Hope you can get another EV; your (driving) world will never be the same again.

 

[Naash]

I will buy this car if price is right.

 

[Naash]

Price of fully loaded brand new car at Tesla is $98,800 + $5,400 (estimated gas saving for 5 years) = $104,200. You can check the link: Order a Model X

 

[tyson]

Price of fully loaded brand new car at Tesla is $98,800 + $5,400 (estimated gas saving for 5 years) = $104,200. You can check the link: Order a Model X

Not sure where your getting your numbers... A base 100D model X starts at $99,300 and as configured here is $120,550.... Before any tax credits or savings.

 

[caltechkid]

I will buy this car if price is right.

Half your posts are some version of "if the price is right"

 

[Sunshine State]

Not sure where your getting your numbers... A base 100D model X starts at $99,300 and as configured here is $120,550.... Before any tax credits or savings.

I just configured the car with the link posted above and after the tax credit, if you wanted all the same options minus the FSD drive which no offense intended is a pipe dream and like throwing money away, it comes out to $105,850. Am I figuring that wrong?

 

[cgiGuy]

I just configured the car with the link posted above and after the tax credit, if you wanted all the same options minus the FSD drive which no offense intended is a pipe dream and like throwing money away, it comes out to $105,850. Am I figuring that wrong?

I think you missed one of the $6K options in there (6-seat or PUP). But, you also can't really say "after tax credit" any more, since it's not a certainty at this point.

 

[jjh1234]

The sad fact is most new cars lose 15-20% of their value the second they leave the lot.

 

[TSLCARS]

Hi rxdimsum,

What is you final price to sell ?

Thanks
Peter

 

[Naash]

Fully Loaded new Tesla is $113,000 that includes $7,500 Federal Tax Credit, $2,500 California incentive and $1,200 Destination and document fee or $113,000 - $7,500 - $2,500 - $1,200 = $101,800.

 

[jjh1234]

Fully Loaded new Tesla is $113,000 that includes $7,500 Federal Tax Credit, $2,500 California incentive and $1,200 Destination and document fee or $113,000 - $7,500 - $2,500 - $1,200 = $101,800.

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I think you should have added the destination and document fee, not subtracted it.

 

[jjh1234]

Fully Loaded new Tesla is $113,000 that includes $7,500 Federal Tax Credit, $2,500 California incentive and $1,200 Destination and document fee or $113,000 - $7,500 - $2,500 - $1,200 = $101,800.

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Ah, and you have to remove the "gas savings" as well, which will increase the sale price by $5,400.

 

[davidc18]

bottom line is that the op is going to take a large loss to unload the car and the longer he waits the larger the loss will be.