Feeler/opinions on selling 2014 S60 -AP1 -47k mi. -CPO warranty to 96k mi. $52k?

[IAmKai]

Hi all,

In Los Angeles. Just took delivery 2 weeks ago of a CPO 2014 S 60 with:
- AP1 (so, Tech Package, of course)
- 19" Wheels
- Tan Leather
- Metallic Blue paint
- Brand new tires during CPO reconditioning

I was a day-one Model 3 reservationist and becoming an owner shot me to the front of the list, so I just got my invite. I had planned to keep the S and rent out the 3 for a while, but if I can sell the S without taking too much of a hit, I'd consider it.

I know that $52k wouldn't be competitive for this car by itself, but after counting that it was just CPO reconditioned/detailed, has brand new tires, and has pretty much all of the 4 year/50,000 mile CPO warranty on it, I think it could be a fair asking price. Would love to hear opinions, get any advice, or hear from any possible buyers.

Thanks!

 

[Ketchups]

MS60 with AP1 is rare, no?

 

[hmmm]

Considering that this tesla cpo below (more optioned, but no AP) is roughly the same price, $52k actually seems like a good price.

Your car is a great fit for a M3 res holder who doesn't want to wait anymore.

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GLWS

 

[GMan324]

Miles? It has to be under 50k if u got the 4/50 CPO warranty. I am looking for this same car in a different color, and I have seen the best CPO deals between $45k - $47k with the higher being just over 20k miles and the lower just under 50k. It could be a good deal for someone who doesn't want to wait the 6-8 weeks for the CPO process, but may just be a little high on the price.

 

[GMan324]

MS60 with AP1 is rare, no?

No. There are many starting in mid 2014 on.

 

[hmmm]

Miles? It has to be under 50k if u got the 4/50 CPO warranty. I am looking for this same car in a different color, and I have seen the best CPO deals between $45k - $47k with the higher being just over 20k miles and the lower just under 50k. It could be a good deal for someone who doesn't want to wait the 6-8 weeks for the CPO process, but may just be a little high on the price.

See title...Car has virtually a full 4/50 warranty, minus a couple of weeks and 1k miles as of this post.

 

[GMan324]

See title...Car has virtually a full 4/50 warranty, minus a couple of weeks and 1k miles as of this post.

Yeah, I commented on the warranty already, but thanks for catching the miles. I missed that since it was in the header not body.

 

[Qbenjamin]

No. There are many starting in mid 2014 on.

Somewhat off. The first vin's to have AP1 starts with 55***, of which, none were produced until the 4th qtr of 2014.

 

[GMan324]

Somewhat off. The first vin's to have AP1 starts with 55***, of which, none were produced until the 4th qtr of 2014.

Actually, you are wrong, but many people believe that. He is an example of an early 2014 AP with a VIN lower than that.

 

[Zorg]

I think it will most likely sell around $48k. You may get lucky and sell it for $52k though.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Somewhat off. The first vin's to have AP1 starts with 55***, of which, none were produced until the 4th qtr of 2014.

Actually, you are wrong, but many people believe that. He is an example of an early 2014 AP with a VIN lower than that.

Even better, the earliest VINs to appear on Tesla's CPO site with AP1 are below, but they were all sent to England:
P42363
P42359
P42351
P42349
P42347
P42343

The earliest US VIN with AP1 is P44940. These were the S85s, P85s, and P85+s with AP1 installed, but not sold or marketed that way, and appeared late summer/fall of 2014.

edit: The first P85D with AP1 (in the CPO system) was VIN P54656.

 

[GoTslaGo]

Am I sensing that there may be a market for #FlippingTeslasToMoveToTheFrontofTheModel3Line?