Hey, this is fun, the Pre-Owned ModelS | Tesla Motors site shows the VIN of the cars... so anyone who has recently traded in their Model S can see how much Tesla is adding in markup... I'll admit that I was FLOORED that they added only 6% to my car (and they drove it 43 miles :-D)
I took a quick look and I thought I'd say the prices would be crazy unreasonable based on a few figures discussed on the forums lately but I have to say the prices quoted seemed reasonable. There is a 2013 S60 for $53K http://www.teslamotors.com/models/preowned/p08217 And there is a 2013 P85 for $71K http://www.teslamotors.com/models/preowned/p05713
WOW 6%? that is pretty good. I know car dealers add much more to their used cars. But then again, they expect you to haggle with them.
Would you mind sharing how much? I find this... unsettling... And while I'm sure you have your numbers right... I first had mine wrong and mistakenly had added the returned prepaid service / prepaid extended warranty in my calculations which at first made me think they were selling mine at a loss, but when I went back to my paperwork I saw that it was actually a 6% markup...
Looks like they might be taking a hit on those low mileage new cars. Trade in is much lower if people wait for th guarantee price at 3 years. I believe some of the 2012 cars should be lower, but who knows. Maybe they will lower as time goes when they realize they cant sell the older ones at the higher price.
I looked for my car, but it wasn't there, but I sold then the car in November. I'd be surprised if they made a profit off it, given what they gave me.
Upgraded to D.....I took delivery 2 weeks before the announcement. I would say 2200 miles in about a months time is not bad .