When I bought my 13 CPO p85 two and a half years ago, I thought it was fairly priced and a good deal at $56K. Immediately starting looking for my next great car (p85d), and thought no way due to price. Now I see no less than six p85 d’s For under $65K. Several s85’s for more than that. Anyone know what is going on with CPO pricing? Very challenging to follow the logic.
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CPO Prices
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Super Dude
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Lots of the first ones that were leased are coming off lease now so the supply is going up. But as Max said, not sure whether there's any logic.
Maybe lease residuals were set unrealistically high?
Prices are coming down but still a bit elevated. The negative is that a few well priced ‘used’vehicles I’ve inquired about and received pics on were just not loved - scraped up bumpers, dings and dents, and just used and abused interior. One would think the lease return customer was charged for the damages so this appears to be an opportunity to either recoup against higher than market residual or pure profit taking.
Prices are coming down but still a bit elevated. The negative is that a few well priced ‘used’vehicles I’ve inquired about and received pics on were just not loved - scraped up bumpers, dings and dents, and just used and abused interior. One would think the lease return customer was charged for the damages so this appears to be an opportunity to either recoup against higher than market residual or pure profit taking.
twonius
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P85D prices are getting silly, in a good way $57k.
I'm not saying that's a "cheap" car but that seems like a lot better value for money than some of the $50k 60's I've seen out there.
85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1H28FFP75089 | Tesla
I'm not saying that's a "cheap" car but that seems like a lot better value for money than some of the $50k 60's I've seen out there.
85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1H28FFP75089 | Tesla
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Evil Twin
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twonius
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Vs an M5 or E63 I'd be a lot less worried about mileage on a Tesla with a VIN after 50k. especially considering the 8 year unlimited mileage warranty on the powertrain.
But ok, here's one for $3k more with 13k miles and a full warranty.
85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1H20EFP64957 | Tesla
I see 3 under $70k.
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twonius
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Youre experience may differ but typically CV joints aren't covered in powertrain warranties since they're wear items. But yeah, if you strip the splines you're on your own.
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DanCar
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85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1H21EFP64014 | Tesla
$65K for P85D. Seems like a good deal for a super car. Not many cars faster than this. Zero at this price with a 4 year factory warranty that don't pollute.
$65K for P85D. Seems like a good deal for a super car. Not many cars faster than this. Zero at this price with a 4 year factory warranty that don't pollute.
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Lasttoy
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They are holding cars at dealers to get higher prices. I saw 6 cars being held at local place. He said, no hurry to get them on sale. Flooding market drives down prices. The old saying. Supply and demand.
Why buy CPO? Not worth the extra 5k . I bought off internet, saved 10k off cpo. You can deal on private sale. Not on cpo. You can fly out to get it, save 1k. I flew to Atlanta. Drove to D.C.. then home. It was exciting the first week.
Hint. Watch every Youtube video before you pick it up. Makes first day very easy.
Why buy CPO? Not worth the extra 5k . I bought off internet, saved 10k off cpo. You can deal on private sale. Not on cpo. You can fly out to get it, save 1k. I flew to Atlanta. Drove to D.C.. then home. It was exciting the first week.
Hint. Watch every Youtube video before you pick it up. Makes first day very easy.
DanCar
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Couldn't find a non CPO P85D with autopilot for $60K. Interesting thing about CPO site is that price is dropping 1% each day, so in a week the price will be $60K.
DanCar
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Latest CPO deal: 70D for $50K with autopilot.
Model S 70D 5YJSA1S29FF089216 | Tesla
Seems weird to me that Tesla would charge more for 60's with no dual drive, no four year warranty or no autopilot. Why do they price the 70Ds less than 60s? I guess they are going to be hanging on to those 60s.
Model S 70D 5YJSA1S29FF089216 | Tesla
Seems weird to me that Tesla would charge more for 60's with no dual drive, no four year warranty or no autopilot. Why do they price the 70Ds less than 60s? I guess they are going to be hanging on to those 60s.
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