EV-CPO.com CPO Consolidator support thread

[reserves]

Thanks for your note. The relistings are a side-effect of how Tesla lists their cars in Europe. Overnight, almost every night, a lot of cars are removed from the listings, which EV-CPO picks up as sold or removed. Then a few hours later, they are "relisted" again, which EV-CPO then picks up as, of course, "relisted" and sends out alerts for these cars. I had modified the system so alerts only go out once per day per car, so if these cars are removed and relisted the same day, multiple alerts are not sent out (this was a problem when several cars were simultaneously listed in multiple countries). I understand the daily alert that goes out with lots of "relisted" cars is often redundant, but I can't really tell the difference between cars quickly relisted, and maybe other cars that were removed previously and then actually relisted for sale. I'll look into adding a delay so cars that were delisted don't trigger new alerts within a set period of time. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Many thanks! I don't mind getting them to be honest, it's more that I kept searching through them and trying to figure out if I was missing anything!

One last thing, is it possible to get notified when a car has been sold / delisted?

 

[HankLloydRight]

One last thing, is it possible to get notified when a car has been sold / delisted?

I'll have to think about that. It's certainly possible, but I think it would send out too many alerts, because the opposite timing factor doesn't work. I can't say "don't send out a delisting alert if the car was listed in the last <x> hours/days", etc. Because it could have been a really good deal and bought quickly, or it could just be Tesla delisting cars to be re-listed "later." And "later" could be hours, days, or weeks later.

 

[meghneel]

Hi Hank!

Great website with ev-cpo.com! I used it personally to order my CPO Model S. I also made a spreadsheet and scraper TamperMonkey script to go with it for CPO and New Model S/X data scraping. I have made another post regarding those here:

How to buy a CPO or New Tesla on the cheap(ish) -- With spreadsheet and script

Thanks!

 

[DrZoidberg]

Sorry, I really did search, but can't seem to find the answer. Is the price column pre or post discount?

 

[HankLloydRight]

It's post discount.

 

[DrZoidberg]

It's post discount.

Thank you. With the option changes I couldn't quite work it out.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Ok, now that Tesla is providing more stable location data (and also a frequently requested feature), I've now added a filtering option so you can enter your U.S. zip code, and toggle on and off all cars with a zero delivery fee. See the "Advanced Options" tab.

These criteria are saved along with the others if you save your configuration,as well as create any Configuration Alerts.

As always, let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thanks.

 

[Spidy]

Did you notice that it says Autopilot Hardware 2 on some cars but does not have it enabled?

 

[HankLloydRight]

Did you notice that it says Autopilot Hardware 2 on some cars but does not have it enabled?

Can you send me some examples?

All cars produced since AP2 was released have the hardware, but not all of them are enabled for EAP or FSD.

 

[Spidy]

Check the lowest priced US inventory like

Model S 75 5YJSA1E13HF202650 | Tesla

 

[HankLloydRight]

Check the lowest priced US inventory like

Model S 75 5YJSA1E13HF202650 | Tesla

I'm going to say that's an oddball with the options list, which includes a conflicting list:

APF0 No Autopilot Firmware 2.0 Base
APH2 APH2 (AP hardware 2)
APPA Autopilot Hardware 2

Given these options, I'm not sure how to classify a car that has APH2 but nothing enabled/activated. I'd have to do some more digging to find the unique set of options to indicate that. In the meantime, they are classified as AP2, which is better than having no classification at all.

 

[reserves]

So, as per a post a few messages back, the UK are doing something funny with their listings.

For example, this CPO 85 kWh Model S 5YJSB6H19EFP59287 | Tesla UK is still for sale but has been removed from the listing page Used Model S | Tesla UK, Tesla removed around 90 cars from their listings!

So would it be possible to run a check to see if a car that's been previously listed still exists? This would give your results page a truer reflection on what's available, and more importantly we'd be able to guess what's actually 'sold'

Hope that's useful?

Thanks!

 

[HankLloydRight]

So would it be possible to run a check to see if a car that's been previously listed still exists? This would give your results page a truer reflection on what's available, and more importantly we'd be able to guess what's actually 'sold'

Yes, I used to do that with the US cars -- I called them "hidden" cars, but several months ago, they dwindled down to a few or none (meaning Tesla was listing all cars available). I can run a little test to see what that reveals for the UK and let you know.

 

[reserves]

Yes, I used to do that with the US cars -- I called them "hidden" cars, but several months ago, they dwindled down to a few or none (meaning Tesla was listing all cars available). I can run a little test to see what that reveals for the UK and let you know.

That would be great!

 

[HankLloydRight]

You're right, there are dozens, if not hundreds of unlisted ("hidden") cars in the UK. I'm sitting in my car right now at a SC, so I can't readily change the code to work for the UK from here, but as soon as I can, I will. Probably tomorrow.

 

[reserves]

You're right, there are dozens, if not hundreds of unlisted ("hidden") cars in the UK. I'm sitting in my car right now at a SC, so I can't readily change the code to work for the UK from here, but as soon as I can, I will. Probably tomorrow.

That would be amazing, and very very useful

 

[reserves]

You're right, there are dozens, if not hundreds of unlisted ("hidden") cars in the UK. I'm sitting in my car right now at a SC, so I can't readily change the code to work for the UK from here, but as soon as I can, I will. Probably tomorrow.

Any luck with this please? There have been LOADS of price drops over the last few days, interesting, however lots of cars are still hidden I think.

 

[TheJayAlvarez]

Who's the bastard that got the 2013 P85 in blue for $34,100? Granted it had 92k miles but DAMN!

 

[kwjayhawk]

Who's the bastard that got the 2013 P85 in blue for $34,100? Granted it had 92k miles but DAMN!

Was that this morning?

 

[TheJayAlvarez]

Was that this morning?

A bit before noon EST - I got the notification around 12:40pm and by the time I decided to pull the trigger it was 1pm and kept getting a "Something went wrong" error. Sure enough refreshed the page and it was gone - CPO adviser said it was sold at 12:53pm.