I do not see an indication on the tesla.com website. I do believe there is a code as the tesla-info website does distinguish between pre and post 2022 headlights, taillights, and charge port in their manufacturing code list section.
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I do not see an indication on the tesla.com website. I do believe there is a code as the tesla-info website does distinguish between pre and post 2022 headlights, taillights, and charge port in their manufacturing code list section.
Ok, I'll look into the option codes and see what I find. If they're there, I'll add that to the criteria. I'm going away, so it won't be until later next week.
Ok, I've added "Matrix Headlights" and "Updated Taillights" to the "Must-have" options field.
Although they appear redundant, as if a car has one, it has the other from what I've seen so far.
Thanks.
Although they appear redundant, as if a car has one, it has the other from what I've seen so far.
Thanks.
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Any chance we could have the ability to filter by EPA range? I know we can sort by EPA range, but I'd like to filter by it. Similar to the ability to filter by mileage or price. We could put a minimum EPA range, and have only cars above that number show up. Then we could sort by other things (e.g. price/discount/mileage/etc.) Please and thanks. 
Great site, BTW. I've been using it on and off for years.
Great site, BTW. I've been using it on and off for years.
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That's one of my theories.
Another is they have a bottom limit for certain (or all) cars, and when the price gets to that level, they remove it, and add it back a few days later at a higher price again. Let it drop for a week or so, rinse and repeat. There seems to be an auto price adjust on many cars. One I was watching dropped $700/day for about 4 days in a row. Then today it dropped only $300, and just now it disappeared. I made a note of the VIN to see if it reappears.
There's another I suspect is a reappear. But I didn't note the VIN before so dunno for sure.
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Wondering why some Standard Range models S show up with a Long Range filter in place? Current view also has a year and price filter, but there are a few SR models that show up if I use only this long range battery filter.
Ostrichsak
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Ok, this was a glitch and now fixed. Thanks for your subscription. Also realize that Level 2 archive data does not include performance units.
Any chance we could have the ability to filter by EPA range? I know we can sort by EPA range, but I'd like to filter by it. Similar to the ability to filter by mileage or price. We could put a minimum EPA range, and have only cars above that number show up. Then we could sort by other things (e.g. price/discount/mileage/etc.) Please and thanks.
I'm leaving for a trip in about 12 hours. I can look into this when I get back next week, but I can't make any promises at this point.
That's one of my theories.
Another is they have a bottom limit for certain (or all) cars, and when the price gets to that level, they remove it, and add it back a few days later at a higher price again. Let it drop for a week or so, rinse and repeat. There seems to be an auto price adjust on many cars. One I was watching dropped $700/day for about 4 days in a row. Then today it dropped only $300, and just now it disappeared. I made a note of the VIN to see if it reappears.
Oh yes.. I'm sure if you read this thread (and the CPO thread) there are many examples of this in the price history. Some are so blatantly obvious with a very clear "sawtooth" pattern that that's exactly what they do. Although I had thought that practice had diminished in recent years. I guess it's back.
Unfortunately, this is an example of "garbage-in, garbage-out". Tesla has used the trim code "MSAWD" for both standard and long range cars. I'd have to do a lot more research into when it changed and see if there's a way to correct it. Although I'm not sure there will be an easy fix without an extensive data cleansing effort. But I'll also look into this when I get back.
This should be fixed due to the glitch. Let me know.
Ostrichsak
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It appears to be fixed although one add result I get is if I try to sort by 5 and 7 seat options (no 6 seaters) there are no results. This could be due to every one available being 6-seat but that's an awful lot of Model X's for sale and not one of them being a 5 or 7 seat variant. Maybe worth looking into unless Tesla is just sending all 5/7 seat trade-ins to auction?
Yeah, that's a minor issue still. I'll add that to my list.
This is what's in the database for US Model X:
| Five | 26 |
| Seven | 11 |
| Six | 55 |
This is what's in the database for US Model X:
| Five | 26 |
| Seven | 11 |
| Six | 55 |
Actually, scratch that, I think it's working:
There are no NEW Seven seat Model X. There are 11 Used.
| Five | CPO | 25 |
| Five | Inv | 1 |
| Seven | CPO | 11 |
| Six | CPO | 30 |
| Six | Inv | 25 |
There are no NEW Seven seat Model X. There are 11 Used.
| Five | CPO | 25 |
| Five | Inv | 1 |
| Seven | CPO | 11 |
| Six | CPO | 30 |
| Six | Inv | 25 |
Ostrichsak
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Used Model X is where I'm seeing this behavior. When I sort by 5-seat and 7-seat being the only search parameters I get zero results returned. So if you're showing I should be getting several of each then something is up. I'm not even entering additional search parameters to narrow down even further. Just those two and I get zero.
The “must have” options are AND options.. so if you pick 5 AND 7 seats no cars will show up since no cars have both 5 and 7 seat configs.
All the other options are OR options and the selectors show this.
Ostrichsak
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Ohhhh... that explains it. Operator error.The “must have” options are AND options.. so if you pick 5 AND 7 seats no cars will show up since no cars have both 5 and 7 seat configs.
All the other options are OR options and the selectors show this.
Sounds like a job for a radio button group with an 'any/all' option.The “must have” options are AND options.. so if you pick 5 AND 7 seats no cars will show up since no cars have both 5 and 7 seat configs.
All the other options are OR options and the selectors show this.
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