Toppatop55
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Crap...?? Do you even own a Tesla? Or just “window shopping?”
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And that's relevant to your spamming how? Typical redirect but it gets your spam to the top again huh.
Toppatop55
~Life Is Good~
It’s points an eye to the fact that this is a forum for Tesla owners trying to sell their cars which is what I’m doing despite how many times I post. It’s not breaking any rules, yet YOU are criticizing my car and or tactic when you don’t even own a Tesla and don’t appear to be in the market for one. You seem to be here to just criticize and devalue real owners cars. If you don’t like seeing my for sale posts, simply go troll another forum....
Oh you're right...I know a lot of Tesla owners looking to upgrade to a 2015 85D at $55k hahahahaha. For the record, so far this year CPO has sold 20 Silver 2015 85Ds, with 4 year bumper to bumper (what does yours have remaining?) with an average price of $49,670 and an average odometer reading 38,364........uuummm Not devaluing, I'm just not unrealistic and know the market.
But nice try.
Dzm
But nice try.
Dzm
Toppatop55
~Life Is Good~
How can you claim to know the market when all you do is generalize. If your going to compare my car with CPOs that have sold, please sho me when and where a fully loaded Model S in pristine condition has sold for $49K. We all know Tesla no longer refurb CPOs and in many cases, buyers have to come out of pocket for damages and body work. Not to mention that Tesla charges destination fees and registration fees which are not included in the listed price. Oh! Did I mention life time free super charging....you may think you know the market, but I know what my car is worth. Since you don’t have a Tesla I’ll give you a little advise, WE Tesla owners are defensive about insults to our cars, so if you have nothing positive to say, please refrain from negative comments about my car.
By the way I didn’t hear anyone admit they were wrong dismissing my post about Tesla no longer selling 75Ds. Therefore used car prices will tick up as a result.
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I hate to rain on your parade, but if you don't want criticism, don't post in an open forum. The previous poster made valid arguments, suggesting that your price is well above market average. What you think your car is worth is your personal opinion, however the market will typically dictate the final value. And no one has to admit they were wrong because you haven't provided sufficient evidence to back-up your claim, and I personally don't see any substantial correlation between the discontinuance of the 75D, and an increase in used prices. If anything, I would wager that the model 3 is, and will continue to have a higher causal downward effect on model S prices. If you are really trying to sell your car, I suggest taking another look at the market, and figuring how to properly value your car.
Factual data in link below, I think could be beneficial to those buying and selling here. Anyone selling a 4+ year old Model S that gets a fair market offer, early in their sales process should really think about accepting a perceived lower offer. If the car sits it's likely they miss out on more than just opportunity costs, but quantifiable high % continued monthly depreciation. I see cars sit long periods of time here. If Tesla gets a firm business plan in place with the 1000s of Model S lease turn-ins just sitting, those looking to buy in the used market could be in nice position to enter EV ownership at an even lower price. Normal depreciation models for high end cars might be too optimistic when looking at EVs, it seems to be market is defining itself as a hybrid of tech equipment/devices and the automobile. We all know the price of being an early adopter is high, has the model S hit it PT cruiser moment?
From: InsideEvs---used-tesla-model-s-prices-decline
From: InsideEvs---used-tesla-model-s-prices-decline
Prescient comments, Yoda Man 79.
I am selling a not quite 3-year old Model S90D, and am resigned to accepting 10s of thousands of dollars of loss.
-- Vern
See my car at www. only used Teslas . com
I am selling a not quite 3-year old Model S90D, and am resigned to accepting 10s of thousands of dollars of loss.
-- Vern
See my car at www. only used Teslas . com
Pismo
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CPO does that - if you have a paid subscription. I get updates throughout the day.
Gotcha! Yeah I found ev-cpo.com too – it's amazing! Someone built this before I could
Price it within fair market value and you'll have a good amount of interested parties.
Price it horribly and you'll get an earful
Use The Tesla used gauge as price point. Their cars include a 4 year 50k mile warranty which is valued about $3k. So expect to price your vehicle $3k less. Keep in mind, the Tesla used don't sell well. Many 2015 lease returns are still available and cars.com has a handful listed since June 2018.
Get a trade in value from carmax, shift, Carvana, vroom etc. Start with $5+above that offer and expect to move down.
Be very detailed with flaws, issues
Upload at least 12+pictures of exterior and interior
Good luck with the sale.
Just me, or does this seem like a bit of a scam?
2017 Tesla Model S 90D AWD - $54k
Feels like it is priced too low by $10k-$15k compared to others I see online. Low mileage.
2017 Tesla Model S 90D AWD - $54k
Feels like it is priced too low by $10k-$15k compared to others I see online. Low mileage.
Pismo
Member
If you see their website, the MS don't match what is being offered as inventory. Waiting for a call back
Pismo
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Pismo
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I called the rock shop, he didnt know of any car place besides Performance accross the street.
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