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Appreciate it, what year is new and what year is old in reference to your answers?The only obvious one I know of is the old tech package cars have a silver diffuser on the back, and silver trim around the front parking lights. Non tech have black. The newer cars I believe the same trim pieces denote the premium interior package now, which still means cars with power liftgate.
You can tell if it has AP hardware by the extra sensors in the front and rear bumper covers, near the wheel wells; but of course you still can't tell if AP is enabled without getting in the car.
I was referring more to the regular used car market not from Tesla direct, any link for that?Head to Tesla Model S Options Decoder, there you can paste the URL of the image of the CPO car entry you are interested in and it will list you all options it has. Pretty handy link.
Another useful one is ev-cpo.com to track all CPO cars available.
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I was referring more to the regular used car market not from Tesla direct, any link for that?
Probably you can generate the tesla vehicle link through the Vin. If you can find the VIN that is. I am not sure though. Try calling tesla and ask them? Or you can ask the seller to share you the original email with the vehicle specs?
it does show all interior features as well. Try with any inventory cars available.it's not going to show hidden options like Cold Weather or Upgraded sound.
it does show all interior features as well. Try with any inventory cars available.
I have had success copying the image link from the inventory page as well, didn't have to go to mytesla page.The Option Decoder says to take the image link from the MYTESLA page which does not embed all those options.
I have had success copying the image link from the inventory page as well, didn't have to go to mytesla page.
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First I'd like to point out that non-tech cars are rather rare, the vast majority of orders included it. I did not get it so I have a pretty good idea what's missing.Appreciate it, what year is new and what year is old in reference to your answers?
P.S. - If there isn't already a service that can look up any given Tesla's options (factory and aftermarket), there really should be. It would be an invaluable tool.
Unfortunately only Tesla has all that data, and they're certainly not releasing it.
How would any such hypothetical tool pick up aftermarket options?
say, TMC members who are overly willing to share their car's specs