EV-CPO.com CPO Consolidator support thread

[HankLloydRight]

Thanks for your note.. glad it helped!

To see all 23,000 archived records, including all "P" and "D" cars, needs a subscription.

 

[jfrieden]

Is there a way (in the US) to see some of the demo/ loaner vehicles they have? They are often times not listed in the standard "new inventory" and aren't exactly used either. These are particularly of interest to me, because they're discounted, and the tax credit still applies.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Is there a way (in the US) to see some of the demo/ loaner vehicles they have? They are often times not listed in the standard "new inventory" and aren't exactly used either. These are particularly of interest to me, because they're discounted, and the tax credit still applies.

All the new, demo, and loaner cars that Tesla lists on their website are included in the "New Inventory" selection option on EV-CPO.com. Just select "New Inventory" and then click on the "KM/Miles" column (twice) to sort by miles high-to-low... you'll see there are about 40 Model S and nearly 100 Model X cars with more than 50 miles on them -- these are the loaners and demos available for sale.

 

[JonG]

Tesla are now limiting the cars they list on the web although if you have the vins of cars you can look at specific cars to see if it's for sale. In the UK they list about 50 cars but if you know the VINs you can check on about 250 (there is a website that does this for you). Most of the CPO type sites start with the Tesla list which has unfortunately now reduced in usefulness unless they can avoid using the Tesla lists.

 

[HankLloydRight]

For the UK specifically (see the comments above), EV-CPO lists about 100 "hidden" cars (currently unlisted) for sale. On the advanced tab, click the "Display only 'Hidden' cars? Yes" to see these vehicles.

Yes, Tesla is playing games with the listed/published inventory, they always do. There have been several times where they removed 90% of the listed cars, and then weeks later, added them back with even more, previously unlisted, cars. I suspect this same cycle will continue.

 

[jmag999]

Is there any way to search based on a discount threshold (for example,I only want to see cars with a discount above $x)?

 

[HankLloydRight]

Not today, but I can look into adding that early next week when I get back. In the mean time, you can sort on that column to show the highest discounts first. Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[jmag999]

It looks like Canadian cars are showing up in US listings now (and the discount #'s on these cars appear to be way higher than they should).

 

[HankLloydRight]

All fixed. Thanks.

 

[jmag999]

It's still happening for me. I tried refreshing the page but still seeing the Canadian cars with the wrong discounts listed.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Ok, I think I nailed it now!

I fixed the errant process code, but didn't see that an instance was already running, so the bad code continued to run to completion.

Thanks.

 

[SmartElectric]

Keep nailing...Canadian CPO's are gone... I'm the one who marked "funny" on your post Hank, just ribbin' ya ;-)

 

[jmag999]

Problem is back again... It was fixed for a little while but it's failed again.

 

[HankLloydRight]

I don't see any Canadian cars in the US... please post. thx.

 

[jmag999]

See below:

 

[HankLloydRight]

Looks like I need to get out of my jammies to go fix this one.

Please hold.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Ok, now I think I've got it! sorry for the inconvenience.

 

[micjh18]

Still showing up in the CPOs...

Love the site FYI!

 

[jmag999]

Still not fixed for me either .

 

[HankLloydRight]

Could you post examples? I'm really not seeing any.