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Assistance with Fair Price for 2010 Roadster Sport

Rich S

New Member
Feb 6, 2011
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SW Florida
As I am new to Tesla I would appreciate any advice as to the fair price to pay for a used 2010 Roadster Sport. The car has less than 3,000 miles and a number of options. Total MSRP was a little over $144k. Any suggestions on what to offer? Thanks.
 

Lloyd

Well-Known Member
Jan 12, 2011
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2,039
San Luis Obispo, CA
Check E-bay, There are cars for sale with a variety of prices. Some sales prices are mentioned in the "Tesla For Sale" thread towards the botton of this site under Marketplace.
 

qwk

P130DL
Dec 19, 2008
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There are 2 sports around the $90k mark on ebay now. One is loaded.

The price of used roadsters has come down quite a bit lately it seems.
 

richkae

VIN587
Jan 15, 2008
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There are some important caveats to looking to ebay for a price.
Setting a low opening bid can just be advertising - the real thing you need to know is final sale price or the reserve.
If there is a reserve price, that is more important than the current bid price. Most of the time you don't know what it is.
If a sale actually happens, the price may change a lot from the last known bid price, and you don't find out the final price if you are not involved.
 

TEG

Teslafanatic
Aug 20, 2006
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...Most of the time you don't know what it is.
If a sale actually happens, the price may change a lot from the last known bid price, and you don't find out the final price if you are not involved.

If you bookmark the URL and come back after the auction is over then you can see the final price.
 

qwk

P130DL
Dec 19, 2008
3,024
766
There are some important caveats to looking to ebay for a price.
Setting a low opening bid can just be advertising - the real thing you need to know is final sale price or the reserve.
If there is a reserve price, that is more important than the current bid price. Most of the time you don't know what it is.
If a sale actually happens, the price may change a lot from the last known bid price, and you don't find out the final price if you are not involved.

It's not my first day on the internet.

These are BIN prices.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Elec...4134534?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item4156807986

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2010...8235685?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2c5a946525
 

richkae

VIN587
Jan 15, 2008
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qwk, no offense intended, my comment was intended as a caution to the original poster.

It is hard to come up with "fair" prices when the market is so small.
 

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