Is there a good way to find out if the CPO car I am looking at Tesla website has been used as demo/loaner vehicle or it was a lease return. Can the sales agent disclose this info?
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As George says. Only way it could have been a loaner and listed as a CPO is that it was a loaner first, then sold to a customer and then ended up as a CPO (two owners). All demo cars are sold as "inventory".
Eevee
Member
A CarFax report will show the previous owners and will list the 'type of owner'. Under there it will say 'personal lease', etc.
So there you can at least learn if it's been a lease or regular owner. If it was a loaner then I would think maybe the math between the dates and odometer should give a clue.
So there you can at least learn if it's been a lease or regular owner. If it was a loaner then I would think maybe the math between the dates and odometer should give a clue.
Xenoilphobe
Well-Known Member
Isn’t a lease just another loaner? With different terms? At least the traditional loaners have a speed limiter on them at 85 MPH. The leases don’t.
Interesting. Looking at the Carfax (more than 10 of them) of used 85D, I only see one previous owner, which means that loaners might not be reported in Carfax.
