EV-CPO.com CPO Consolidator support thread

[haamster]

Well, some of the cars are back, but now the previously unlocked 75Kw batteries are back to their original software locked ratings with no reduction in price. Guess we'll see if this holds up.

 

[DanCar]

Well, some of the cars are back, but now the previously unlocked 75Kw batteries are back to their original software locked ratings with no reduction in price. Guess we'll see if this holds up.

How can those be filtered for? Or how to find those?

 

[haamster]

How can those be filtered for? Or how to find those?

I'm looking at 2016s, but just look at all facelift MS. They all have the 75KWh battery at minimum and previously they were all listed as 75 or 75D. Now they're showing their original ratings. I just happen to be following a group of 75 and 75D models that all disappeared and then turned into a mishmash of 60, 70, and 75.

 

[savoirfaire]

I'm looking at 2016s, but just look at all facelift MS. They all have the 75KWh battery at minimum and previously they were all listed as 75 or 75D. Now they're showing their original ratings. I just happen to be following a group of 75 and 75D models that all disappeared and then turned into a mishmash of 60, 70, and 75.

It seems to follow the trend of gradual devaluing of their used offerings. First no more refurbishing, then no free supercharging or Enhanced Autopilot, now no free unlocking to 75 kWh.

 

[sd_tom]

i noticed even though most cars back (but not all) i had to edit my configuration garage to get any matches (old configs returned 0) until i removed:
- had to turn off filtering by California Hov eligible
- had to turn off 'all states EXCEPT alaska & hawaii'

 

[EV-CPO]

Thanks.

For the HOV Status, I'll look into that.

For the 'all states except' -- Tesla has removed the location for all but a couple of their Used inventory cars, so "state" is a no longer an available field for used cars.

It's possible these are related events and that Tesla has also removed HOV status from their used car listings.

 

[sd_tom]

if they removed the field from the site, I'm pretty sure they were just using the 'already got decal' VIN list from the CA; so it's possible, if interested, to implement outside of their site providing the detail

from 3rd bullet from 'Please Note'
Clean Air Vehicle Decals - High Occupancy Vehicle Lane Usage

Direct link
https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/wcm/c...b70495a9904d/CAVVINList.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CVID=

 

[EV-CPO]

Ok, HOV Status is now fixed. Someone at Tesla decided to make the value now "true" instead of "YES". In addition to "true" and "YES" there are also some "1" values in there as well.

 

[EV-CPO]

if they removed the field from the site, I'm pretty sure they were just using the 'already got decal' VIN list from the CA; so it's possible, if interested, to implement outside of their site providing the detail

I've previously tried to download and parse their file of VINs, and it's so wrought with errors and formatting problems and invalid VINs, I just gave up. I won't be implementing their list outside of what Tesla provides in their data stream.

 

[RichP]

Does anyone know when the used Model 3's went missing? Does this happen often because...Tesla?

 

[EV-CPO]

They disappeared along with all the used MS and MX cars a few days ago.

While most of the MS and MX cars have returned, so far the M3s have not.

Since used M3s are pretty recent addition, this in particular hasn't happened before. But it's happened many times with MS/MX.

My advice is to be patient and wait a few more days. I suspect they'll eventually return.

 

[EV-CPO]

Does anyone know when the used Model 3's went missing? Does this happen often because...Tesla?

The used M3s are starting to re-appear right now.

 

[Litigate28]

Does the warranty language have different wording now? It says remainder of warranty now...

 

[EV-CPO]

Do you have a VIN?

 

[Litigate28]

2017 Model 3 | Tesla

 

[Litigate28]

Compared it to a random used Model S just now. Different wording...

 

[EV-CPO]

Yup, seems like a recent policy change for used M3s.

That makes this one kind of a bad deal: 2017 Model 3 | Tesla 22k miles, but only 28k miles left on the warranty.

 

[sd_tom]

all the warranty language seems funky now. Model S's have august 2027 expiration on battery language.. they probably dont mean everyone gets 8 years from this month on battery/powertrain

example 2016 Model S | Tesla

 

[EV-CPO]

all the warranty language seems funky now. Model S's have august 2027 expiration on battery language.. t

Yeah, they all do, the 2013 to the 2019 used cars have that language. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that's likely a programming error on the Tesla website -- they haven't yet tied it to the model year or initial delivery date.

 

[EV-CPO]

Ok folks, I've added a couple of new features.

First, available for all registered members, you can now change your password on the new "User Settings" page. It's pretty self-explanatory:

Second, for Premium subscribers and members who have signed up for the two week free trial, you can now enable/disable email alerts for any of your saved configurations by clicking on the "Email On" or "Email Off" alert buttons for each saved configuration.

And now introducing "SMS Alerts" for each and any of your saved configurations. Simply click the "Text Msg On" or "Text Msg Off" button to toggle receiving SMS alerts when any new cars match that particular configuration. Text messages are sent out as soon as any new cars are found that match your saved criteria (or there is a price change).

See the image below for the new "Configuration Garage".

And In order to enable your SMS number, please go to the "User Settings" page:

Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for your support.