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For Sale: 2017 Model S 100D
- Thread starter komrade
- Start date
BUMP -- still available. Current miles: 51k
Tesla factory warranty until Oct, 2024 or 78k miles
Battery warranty until Oct, 2025/unlimited miles.
Asking $57k.
Tesla factory warranty until Oct, 2024 or 78k miles
Battery warranty until Oct, 2025/unlimited miles.
Asking $57k.
Appreciate the feedback. What do you think is the reasonable ask given the specs/mileage?
Jayskywalker21
Member
Just a quick look online. Cargurus, Ebay, Facebook. I don't want to say this to be rude but I am just saying what I see. There's A LOT of 100Ds 2017+ that are priced at low 40s to mid 40s. Some have lower miles than you. Some are newer with lower miles. However you have FSD I don't have the time to click on each listing and check. What I will say though is FSD is a 10k option from tesla but the value of it is not worth 10k from a buyers perspective.
Go on cargurus and search your exact spec or close to and put the radius on 500 miles not even nation wide. You'll see what I mean
Got it. FSD is actually a 15k option from Tesla now. But I do see the expected price range for the listing.
Jayskywalker21
Member
Considering you have FSD ($15k option) it's a fair price, imo. If someone wants FSD then it's a pretty good deal.
There are 2017-2019 100Ds without FSD for < $50k. For reference .. 2019 MS 100D with 46k miles and enhanced autopilot ($6k option). Asking $48k
Jayskywalker21
Member
I agree it's DECENT IF someone wants FSD. There are 3 options for a buyer at this price point
- Opt for a vehicle similar miles no FSD and get a car for 15-20k below what's being offered
- Opt for a different tesla (P100D/Performance models) no FSD at the same or less miles for low/mid/high 50s depending on mileage
- Take the 100D here Priced relatively high EVEN with the FSD the person would have to value FSD as a 15k option while there's endless used options right now and used Tesla's are having trouble moving unless they're priced to sell.
ALSO OP I would try listing the car on Used Tesla & Electric Cars for Sale | Find My Electric could be easier
Agree. Additionally, I think anyone that's willing to pay $15k for an option is looking at higher-priced vehicles. Used car buyers are more price sensitive so they're not going to value FSD at $15k .. jmho.
@ddb1001 @Jayskywalker21 appreciate the additional feedback! I will keep it at $57k for now and will adjust accordingly if needed.
Ostrichsak
Well-Known Member
Props to the OP for being gracious but all of this price discussion is disrespectful and needs to stop. This isn't an open forum for you to discuss your opinion on the OP's list price. Read the forum rules clearly outlining that this is prohibited. If you have a genuine interest at a lower price, PM the OP an offer.
Jayskywalker21
Member
That wasn't my intent but next time I won't. OP if you felt disrespected I apologize Good luck
I’d rather have a pricing discussion in thread than a seller bump but, yes, as mentioned, if the seller wants a pricing discussion removed we delete it in thread.
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