Discounted Inv. MS P100D: $110k, $28.5k off MSRP

[hmmm]

In Houston
5k miles
$110k after fed tax credit
black on black, EAP, nicely equipped (muti-pattern seats though...)

I haven't run the numbers, but a great lease candidate too based on discount amount

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[PhilDavid]

It's missing a bunch of options though and you can buy a private party P100D for the mid $90s now with about a 3 year warranty plus extend that by another 4 with the ESA. A couple of P100Ds have been on the market for a while now priced at $105K without anyone buying so I bet one of them could be bought for around $95-100K.

I would purchase a single owner P100D directly from the original owner as opposed to a CPO P100D in unknown condition after god knows how many people drove it hard prior to being offered for sale. It could have been used as a loaner for months.

 

[karmaa01]

I actually saw this car in Houston, Tx. The car is very basic and they are using it for test drives. I agree with PhilDavid; might as well get it from single owner and you can be looking at same price but much more options on it.

Keep tracking this Tesla and I am sure it will come down further on the price.

 

[jaguar36]

This is a great opportunity for a lease deal. Because the selling price is so reduced, but the residual is not, the monthly cost on the lease will be very low. Plus since its a lease, abuse by folks testing it isn't a concern.

 

[hmmm]

This is a great opportunity for a lease deal. Because the selling price is so reduced, but the residual is not, the monthly cost on the lease will be very low. Plus since its a lease, abuse by folks testing it isn't a concern.

That is exactly what I was going to say...All else being equal, this one would likely be only a couple of hundred bucks more than a 75D.

This is definitely an odd car, ie very "industrious" and not the usual fully loaded MS that P100D (there is a reason it's not moving), but there is "something" here for the right person.

 

[skreemer7]

Problem with leasing in TX is you have to pay the full sales tax on the car over the lease term.

 

[hmmm]

It looks like it found a new home.