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General chit-chat in "For Sale" threads
- Thread starter MsElectric
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Super_Popular
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What's with this for sale section moving at a snails pace......it's like a dead zone. Lots of cars no buyers.
Super_Popular
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I'm here!! Looking for a low mileage P85D, pref L, within 500miles of me. It's hard finding one here that isn't priced above the CPO's.
MacGreiner
5YJ
Agree - that was great. Ol Scott needs to lay off the phrase "patently absurd" though.
Super_Popular
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His video on why you shouldn't use an automatic car wash is my fav.
MacGreiner
5YJ
Super_Popular
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Hello friends, i am getting this deal from one person , please guide me if its good one to go for it.
2014 model s 85 with CPO warr till aug 2021.
19 in wheel, no panoramic roof
Blue metalic , tan interior, new tires,
Lighted T logo, fibre spoiler, tesla center console.
Price $43000
Please let me know friends, appreciate any help amd guidance.
2014 model s 85 with CPO warr till aug 2021.
19 in wheel, no panoramic roof
Blue metalic , tan interior, new tires,
Lighted T logo, fibre spoiler, tesla center console.
Price $43000
Please let me know friends, appreciate any help amd guidance.
Not a bad deal based on the info you listed, but you didn't mention the mileage. Also, CPO warranties are good for years and/or mileage, so ask the mileage left on the warranty also that could make it less time.
Mainly, I would suggest getting an AP car for only a few thousand dollars more. You will regret it if you don't. I almost bought one without AP and after having by AP car for 6 months, I would have kicked myself if I didn't get it. See my post above about a great deal on a 70D with AP for slightly more and with the full CPO warranty!
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
I think we will come to regret the M3 aero wheel covers as much as we regret those in this MS.
Vinc
Member
I am very close to pulling the trigger on a Model S from the sale section, but it turns out that my credit union only allows auto loans for transactions between private parties when both are present. Any suggestions? The seller is in the same state, just far.
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I've never bought a private party car with a lien. It seems that private party Tesla seller usually still have outstanding lien, can anyone give me some reference on what are the steps needed? Ideally I'd pay using a used car loan but not sure how the buyer lender and seller lender process works. Thanks!
Vinc
Member
The place (bank or credit union) where you will be getting the loan will be able to direct you. You will probably need from the seller the following:
-Copy of current registration.
-Proof of registration renewal (if the current registration expires before 60 days)
-10-15 day payoff and address to send it.
-Odometer reading.
You take that to the bank, they prepare the paperwork. Then you get together with the seller at the branch, sign the documents for the DMV and that is all.
islandchick
Closed
Me too. I'm thinking the name should be changed from "Tesla for Sale" to "Blue Sky Shining on Me"
I have never seen so much disdain for a wad of cash in my life.
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