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General chit-chat in "For Sale" threads
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Yeah, I am aware of the very poor pricing. Your price point is about where I was looking.
So one says yes, other says no .....
Only used Teslas says 325 is the rated range for a Model X LR (Raven). Seller also says ventilated seats .... which I thought was NOT offered on the Ravens ..... ?
Tesla RAVEN: The Longest-Range Electric Vehicle Now Goes Even Farther | Only Used Tesla
Yeah, I am aware of the very poor pricing. Your price point is about where I was looking.
So one says yes, other says no .....
Only used Teslas says 325 is the rated range for a Model X LR (Raven). Seller also says ventilated seats .... which I thought was NOT offered on the Ravens ..... ?
Tesla RAVEN: The Longest-Range Electric Vehicle Now Goes Even Farther | Only Used Tesla
There's no way that car has ventilated seats. They stopped offering them in 2018.
FYI, I sold that car at 78k to Carmax after getting no bites for a week at that price (mine included FSD too). The market on these is extremely soft. I've owned two of them, wouldn't buy another one FWIW.
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You are likely correct. I don't think the seller has dealt with many Teslas (as if the price wasn't enough of a clue!) so I doubt he knows what he's talking about.
Appreciate your data point. When you say "wouldn't buy another one" - because of the resale value? I'm looking to buy something for my wife that I'm intending her to drive for the next 4-5 years ...... so immediate resale is not a huge concern.....
85kWh batteries are older generation. The unlock you mention is about the 75kWh batteries which were sold as software locked to 60 and 70kWh. This is for S-es from 2016 onward as far as I recall.
85s are from the prior years.
85s are from the prior years.
SevenWithaT
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I have a 2013 P85+ 120,000miles located in Los Angeles. Car currently has Canadian license registration. Does anyone know how much it worth and if I could sell it in Los Angeles?
Thanks. Do you find it odd that Tesla has zero 85s in inventory? (at least as of yesterday)
Maybe they don't want to retail them for some reason ... they pass them on to 3rd parties?
CapeOne
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Tesla currently has a dozen 85s listed online ranging in price from $31,600 (2014 MS 85 with 70k miles) to $52,800 (2015 MS P85D with 26k miles).
SevenWithaT
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https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/2019-model-3-dual-motor-long-range-premium-trim.199571/
It seems all of my posts in the for sale category are phantom posts?
Blanket no pricing talk seems kind of overkill and a lazy rule tbh. Some people get real defensive at any mention that a car may be overpriced like people were personally conspiring to lower the value of their teslas. I feel like this is better laid down as a rule on the rules page or something more obvious than a mod note on a 5 year old thread.
I've never seen as much thread crapping in car For Sale forums as here. While I applaud the mods for showing restraint in not overmodding it's really getting out of hand as even people who have reasonably priced their vehicles for private party sale are still getting thread crapped.
If somebody is off on their price why do you need to even comment? The silence would be a comment enough. And shame on the resellers for crapping in posts because private party people want to sell for a private party price and not an auction/wholesale/tradein price.
If somebody is off on their price why do you need to even comment? The silence would be a comment enough. And shame on the resellers for crapping in posts because private party people want to sell for a private party price and not an auction/wholesale/tradein price.
Care to give some of the threads that made you mad as examples?
Most of the recent for sale ads are pretty chill. Of course we have our fair share of "unicorn" sellers who can't be bothered to do a bit of research and just post insane prices hoping to catch an unsuspecting buyer off guard. Usually when it's just a little/moderately overpriced, people will behave, but when they post some really out there delusional prices, it's hard not to say anything. It's not like it's a serious sale thread at that point
Care to give some of the threads that made you mad as examples?
Most of the recent for sale ads are pretty chill. Of course we have our fair share of "unicorn" sellers who can't be bothered to do a bit of research and just post insane prices hoping to catch an unsuspecting buyer off guard. Usually when it's just a little/moderately overpriced, people will behave, but when they post some really out there delusional prices, it's hard not to say anything. It's not like it's a serious sale thread at that point
There are more but here are 3 recent examples of reasonable/moderately overpriced listings where people have not behaved:
2018 P100D Ludicrous FSD, 13k miles
Reasonably priced from the start, thread still hijacked
2017 Model X for Sale. Long Island NY.
Moderately overpriced (~5K).. called out as overpriced and offers below trade-in price
Tesla Model X - 2020 Performance White/White CF
Reasonably priced from the start, called overpriced in comparison to an outlier sale that was a once in a lifetime deal, thread hijacked talking about the outlier deal.
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