FS: 2013 Red Model S 40, 55k miles

[RTU]

2013 Model S with the 40 kWh battery and 130 mile range. Tesla can "unlock" the battery for $2500 to give it 200 mile range, but we never needed or wanted that. Red with tan leather interior and Tech package. Original owner, no accidents, no issues. The only reason it is for sale is due to the California HOV stickers which expire at year end. Personalized plates and dash cam are not included. Located in Saratoga, CA. $36,500 firm.

 

[RTU]

Price drop to $34,500 firm.

 

[RTU]

Correction, the aftermarket dash cam is included. The personalized plates have been replaced and the car is ready for a new home. .

 

[TonyT]

Hi. I’m interested in your Tesla. Does it have the free super charging? I live in the oc so I need to figure out how hard it would be to get the car back here.

 

[RTU]

This car does not have Super Charger access. It was only used around town and charged at home so it wasn't an issue. I think a run down Hwy 101 would be doable with the 130 mile range or have it transported. I had a car brought up from LA last year for about $250.

 

[RTU]

Price drop to $32,000 firm.

 

[ArizonaP85]

The exterior of your car looks very nice and I imagine the interior is in similar condition so more pics could help. Because you mention expiring CA car pool access, it sounds like you're buying another Tesla. If you trade it in, they'll unlock to 60 and enable Supercharging so they can make more than what they give you for trade-in -- might be your best bet. Or, try advertising in Arizona, where it remains eligible for car pool lane access but the nearly free registration goes away Jan 1. Good luck with your sale!

 

[IdaX]

firm

I do not think that word means what you think it means

 

[RTU]

Interior photos added. Price is $32k or best offer.

 

[Tadders]

The exterior of your car looks very nice and I imagine the interior is in similar condition so more pics could help. Because you mention expiring CA car pool access, it sounds like you're buying another Tesla. If you trade it in, they'll unlock to 60 and enable Supercharging so they can make more than what they give you for trade-in -- might be your best bet. Or, try advertising in Arizona, where it remains eligible for car pool lane access but the nearly free registration goes away Jan 1. Good luck with your sale!

Sorry to hijack thread. You mention nearly free registration goes away jan 1st for AZ. Is this based on age of car or is this for all EVs?

 

[darvin]

Note that every CPO that Tesla sells has supercharger access. Without it, it’s obviously not a vehicle but a golf cart, so buyer shouldn’t compare its pricing with Tesla CPO S60 but with used Chevy bolts.

Will take for $20k

 

[gaswalla]

Agree with darvin
Given 85's going for around 30k, this is worth around 21k (firm)
Best bet is to work with Tesla on a trade in

 

[Muzzman1]

GLWS OP. Sadly for you the CPO program has a 60 with more options, similar milage free supercharging for $33k
60 kWh Model S 5YJSA1AG6DFP08865 | Tesla

 

[bomquito]

Will you take $28k for it?

 

[darvin]

Will you take $28k for it?

What do you need it for on $28k? Add 3 grand more and buy yourself one with supercharging

 

[darvin]

Also, consider that those 55k miles on S40 are all city, traffic commute kind of miles. Imagine how many hours farting in the interior it is. Also expect higher than usual wear and tear of mechanical parts, specifically steering. OP, have Tesla changed steering linkage on this car? Is it rusted away yet?

 

[ArizonaP85]

Sorry to hijack thread. You mention nearly free registration goes away jan 1st for AZ. Is this based on age of car or is this for all EVs?

All alt fuel vehicles in AZ have had drastically reduced registration fees for about 20 years, still on a declining cost based on age of vehicle, with minimum $5 per year. I think new P100DL are around $100 vs. way over $1000 per year. But all that changes Jan 1 to much closer to regular registration costs. Buy now and register for 5 years and you get to keep the old, cheap, rates for the whole 5 years.

 

[YodaMan79]

GLWS OP. Sadly for you the CPO program has a 60 with more options, similar milage free supercharging for $33k
60 kWh Model S 5YJSA1AG6DFP08865 | Tesla

$31,800 today