On the CPO (Certified Pre Owned) site I do not see any dual motor versions. Everyone with a P85D must be happy and there is nothing to trade up to.
FLDarren
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Just wait until Tesla unveils the Q (quad motors) or whatever they bring out soon. Then it will be flooded with P85Ds. :wink:
Yeah, there isn't really anywhere obvious to go from a Model S right now. Until the D and Autopilot came along, there wasn't much of a used market for the Model S in any form (>50% of the used Ss out there were 60s - despite being ~10% of production,) and there was no consistency in pricing for it. The oldest P85Ds are also barely 6 months old right now.
When the X starts being built in numbers you might see some CPO P85Ds showing up (or maybe not - they certainly aren't directly comparable,) or the next time Tesla makes a significant change to upgrade the Model S (more autopilot sensors trickled down from the X?)
Walter
Plan B
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Tesla wont put them in the CPO program until mid next year......that is what I was told yesterday.
richrootes
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There's a P85D on the Canadian site right now - a nice loaded Green model for $119,000 (Toronto)
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With the Model X unveiling, there is bound to be substantial upgrades to the MS Autopilot features. You can expect the Ds to begin showing up around that time.
Wait until there is a 105kwh battery. Then you will have a LOT of everything come available.
Nice. Didn't catch that one. Seems like a deal for us Yankees.
119000 CAD is roughly 96000 USD. Seems like a deal with all that is included with the car... pretty much everything.
If one buys, import shouldn't cost too much. It's low mileage. I think it would cost $140K here in US to get something comparable.
richrootes
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Seems to be quite a steal - if I didn't already have a 60, that'd be in my basket by now, even with the shipping charge to Vancouver
deonb
Active Member
But do you really want a GPS that says please and thank you and tell you to make a UTurn in 'aboot' 500 meters?
Plan B
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There's one in Portland for $113 and you can still get the tax credit, it's an inventory car.....
wow they are not coming on. I didn't see them this morning. Still the canadian one is still cheaper when you factor in the conversion rate even after tax, import, duty, etc.
You, sir, owe me some paper towels to wipe my screen off with. Oh, and I broke a rib falling off my chair.
Roadrunner13
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It's not there anymore...sighhhh...
Oh wait, I might just have put a deposit down for exactly that car!!! :-D
I'll need to update my signature soon, delivery date TBD!
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