I received a substantial list of CPO's available in the southeast yesterday, and paid my deposit on one today. Model S's priced from the mid $40,000's up. Check with your Pre Owned Advisor.
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CPO's are Back
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TaoJones
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Zaphod
Galaxy President (former)
I wonder if these will all make it into the CPO program with the CPO warranty? I had heard there was a list of "as is" cars out there as well.
That 85 for $35k is a great deal if it comes with the CPO warranty
That 85 for $35k is a great deal if it comes with the CPO warranty
Jo-
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Cars with 60K+ miles will be sold as-is, or so I'm told. Thanks for posting that...now I'm even more anxious...
Zaphod
Galaxy President (former)
Pretty sure there was a mileage cap to be considered eligible for CPO. Don't remember number but think it was like 50k? Highly doubt that one would be CPO.
Although... Even with that high of mileage, that 85 it still has lots of years on the battery and drive train warranty. $35k saves a lot of extra cash for out of warranty door handles, 12v batteries, etc.
Damn you Tesla and your temptations.
<repeats to self> "Az_Rael is going to be a good girl and wait for her Model 3"
Damn you Tesla and your temptations.
<repeats to self> "Az_Rael is going to be a good girl and wait for her Model 3"
Tempting I might just pick up the 85 for 35K. Sell it when the model 3 comes out. But the no warranty makes me want to hold back especially when the car is 2013. I would not hesitate if it was a 2014, but I hear the 2012 and 2013s have has a long list of issues. For a car without warranty and known to have problems, I think I am going to pass.
Wshowell
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Also appears the search was limited to East Coast. Thanks for posting. Hopefully others will do the same until the flood gates are opened.
Jo-
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They just need to put them online already. I feel silly emailing/calling people trying to find some magical list of cars. I don't get frustrated easily, but yes, it's a little frustrating.
I have to admit some of those 60s in the low 40s are attractive compared to all of the other EV/PHEV options at that price point. I mean a loaded up Audi A3 E-tron sits on top of that number after rebate and a BMW 330e would likely be even more money. Yes, the 60 would likely be of modest use on long trips in Texas, but still, I could probably live with a 43K "in town/suburban" car...its a shame I am a performance junky. ;>
Fusion
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I noticed most of those inventory finders are not too great. Don't seem to list everything that the Advisors have. It does suck to hound after them for a list of cars.
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