FS: 2022 Tesla Model S Long Range with FSD $80K - Chicago,IL

[stok1232]

I have a 2022 Model S Long Range AWD for sale. It has 14,916 miles on it. It does have a couple rim rashes and the Yoke is wearing off but it is covered under warranty. New damage is some scrapes under the front bumper. New Comes with two key fobs, two key cards and a home charger. Car has been paid off and I have title in hand. Price is $80K. Best price for a LR 2022 Model S with FSD.​

Model S All-Wheel Drive
Red Multi-Coat
19" Tempest Wheels
Full Self-Driving Capability (Paid)
Autopilot
All Black Premium Interior with Ebony Décor
Yoke Steering
Pay-as-you-go Supercharging
Basic Warranty end Dec 25th, 2025
Battery and Drive Unit Warranty ends Dec 26th, 2029

I'm sorry for creating a new listing for this car that I posted in November but I wanted more people to see the listing which at the time had $103K OBO title on it. With this new title more people will click on the listing since you can't edit a title and the price is much lower now.

 

[jermaine182]

73k

 

[KCapital]

New damage is some scrapes under the front bumper.​

Does the damage is further extended to battery pack? Do you have under body pictures, and close up pictures of rim rash?

 

[stok1232]

I don’t have pictures of the underbody. It looks like it’s just scratched up with no damage to battery pack.

 

[Iluvpcs]

I’m interested over in Michigan, curious to what your replacing it with?

 

[kopo]

@ag21

 

[stok1232]

I’m interested over in Michigan, curious to what your replacing it with?

I know I replied to you through the message you sent me but I just want to let everyone know that I have several Teslas and I need to sell a couple of them. I'm also going to be posting my Model X LR 2022 black/black 20" FSD. I love this car and I don't want to sell it but with how the market is I have to get rid of couple of cars.

 

[stok1232]

Here are more pictures of the undercarriage.

 

[stok1232]

Last price drop. $78K Title in hand

 

[kqing]

Last price drop. $78K Title in hand

Interested.
Can you put some clear pictures of the battery pack from all four sides to see the extend of damage underneath? Also, is there any water/salt damage (image 4)?

 

[Hiline]

This is a great deal! Surprised you haven't got this car sold yet. I would try posting on Facebook, Craigslist, and OfferUp to expand your coverage a bit.

 

[lzt815]

Last price drop. $78K Title in hand

i offered this price 1 month ago before price reduction, if you agreed at that time, i would've bought the car, man.

 

[kqing]

If there are no battery damage at the bottom or water/salt damage issues, I can come tonight, @ $76K

 

[stok1232]

This is a great deal! Surprised you haven't got this car sold yet. I would try posting on Facebook, Craigslist, and OfferUp to expand your coverage a bit.

Yeah I’m surprised too. My 2020 Model S same specs was sold for $87k last June.

 

[stok1232]

If there are no battery damage at the bottom or water/salt damage issues, I can come tonight, @ $76K

No

 

[TLLMRRJ]

Shocking level of depreciation! What was the MSRP with FSD?

 

[Fanatt]

Yeah I’m surprised too. My 2020 Model S same specs was sold for $87k last June.

Car market between now and June has changed tremendously.

 

[KCapital]

Shocking level of depreciation! What was the MSRP with FSD?

For Model S 2022 - There were different MSRP, depending on when the order was placed (i.e. before or after price increase).
Early Summer 2021: $80K+$10K (FSD)+$2.5K (Red)
Mid Summer 2021: $85K+$10K (FSD)+$2.5K (Red)
Late Summer 2021: $90K + $10K (FSD) + $2.5K (Red)
Fall 2021: $95K+$10K (FSD)+$2.5K (Red)

 

[TLLMRRJ]

From the warranty date, sounds like fall, so almost $30k depreciation in just over 1 year. You can buy a pretty decent brand new car with $30k. Definitely worth buying this car and spending a small amount to fix up the minor scrapes and steering wheel over a new one.

 

[TLLMRRJ]

From the warranty date, sounds like fall, so almost $30k depreciation in just over 1 year. You can buy a pretty decent brand new car with $30k. Definitely worth buying this car and spending a small amount to fix up the minor scrapes and steering wheel over a new one.

Good point.