CPO Website Price Increases???

[Gwdlaw]

Have any members ever seen this??

At 0615 central time today I logged onto the Tesla CPO website and saw a nice P85 that I am interested in purchasing for $61,300. Since it was so early, i clicked on the request callback icon.

At 0720 central time i went back to the CPO website to show my wife the vehicle and the price had increased to $64,800!?!?!

What the hell?? Is this usual practice for Tesla? How can they list a vehicle for sale at one price and then less than an hour later jack up the price by $3500?

I also noticed that a number of other vehicle prices on the CPO site had increased from 0630. Are there actual people doing this or is there some matrix dictating the prices?

Has anyone else experienced this?

 

[Super_Popular]

Most of the cars that I have been watching have been going down and it's a computer that does it not a person.

 

[olivia83]

Yep, I have seen them going up too

 

[JPUConn]

Tesla must be expecting a bunch of Lease end's to be coming up and are looking to hold values above residual so they don't take a bath on the lease returns. ev-cpo logs the price changes if you have a paid subscription to the site, you can see how common it is that prices go up and down.

 

[Zorg]

Some kind of algorithm to create dynamic pricing ?

 

[MorrisonHiker]

You can see all of the price history at teslainventory.com for free.

It looks like Tesla had a quirk in their CPO pricing and many of the CPO prices when up early on 4/17...and then went back down shortly afterwards.

 

[bro1999]

Have any members ever seen this??

At 0615 central time today I logged onto the Tesla CPO website and saw a nice P85 that I am interested in purchasing for $61,300. Since it was so early, i clicked on the request callback icon.

At 0720 central time i went back to the CPO website to show my wife the vehicle and the price had increased to $64,800!?!?!

What the hell?? Is this usual practice for Tesla? How can they list a vehicle for sale at one price and then less than an hour later jack up the price by $3500?

I also noticed that a number of other vehicle prices on the CPO site had increased from 0630. Are there actual people doing this or is there some matrix dictating the prices?

Has anyone else experienced this?

You clicked on that car, Tesla registered the click, then jacked up the price accordingly as demand for the car was sensed.