Hi Everyone,
As the family is growing up, I have ordered a Model X Plaid. Unfortunately, that means I need to make space in the garage. So it is with a heavy heart that I am listing my Roadster for sale.
I am the original owner. I bought it new in November, 2010. Car is located in Tulsa, OK.
Details:
- 2010 Version 2.5 Roadster
- VIN 1098 of 1464 (North American Production)
- Twilight Blue Premium Paint
- Black Leather Interior
- Silver Forged Aluminum Wheels
- Premium Infotainment Group - 7" Double-DIN Touchscreen w/ Navigation, Bluetooth, Homelink, and 7-Speaker Premium Audio + Subwoofer
- Double-Insulated Black Soft Top
- Solar Windshield
- Stage 3 (highest) sound reduction kit
- Factory HID headlights
- Carbon Fiber Door Sills
- Ceramic Coated paint
- Carbotech brake pads (I think I still have the factory pads but not 100% sure)
- 2-piece slotted Titanium Rotors (Factory rotors included) Now Shipping: Custom Tesla Roadster 2-Piece Slotted Rotors
- Factory 110V Spare Mobile Connector - NEMA 5-15 Plug
- Factory 240V Universal Mobile Connector - NEMA 14-50 and 6-30 Plugs
- HSharp Billet aluminum J1772 (CAN-JR) and modern (S/3/X/Y) Tesla (CAN-SR) charging adapters
- Billet Front License Plate Bracket - uses tow hook receptacle to attach a front license plate without drilling the bumper
71,640 miles
Range mode charge: 199 miles
Standard mode charge: 159 miles
CAC: 131
Issues:
TPMS is not functional. This is a common issue with the 2.5s. We have replaced the sensors and front/rear antennas without success. The next step was to replace the TPMS module in the dash. IIRC it was ~$500 for the module plus labor (but this was at least 5 years ago). I was more worried about them ripping out the dash and getting everything back in correctly than I was about just using a tire gauge so there it is.
The date on the VDS is incorrect. The date and time are pulled from the car's onboard Garmin GPS unit (separate from the GPS unit used by the NAV system). This Garmin unit has a week-rollover bug (similar to the old Y2K problems) so the date becomes off over time. I am told this is a simple software update at a Service Center, ~1 hour of labor. However, I would have to go to Dallas to have this done. I am working on getting my old Mobile Tech to bodge something together (he used to support the Roadsters here before he was promoted up to run Service for the whole state) but he is on medical leave at the moment and won't be back for several weeks) but if the car sells before I fix this I will make a $500 allowance on the price to have this fixed.
Otherwise the car is great. It was my daily driver for it's first 6 years. Since then I have worked from home and it has just been our fun car. It has been well cared for and always garaged but it has been a driver. For example, there are a couple of repaired chips in the windshield. Pictures in the next post.
$115,000. Happy to answer any questions.
As the family is growing up, I have ordered a Model X Plaid. Unfortunately, that means I need to make space in the garage. So it is with a heavy heart that I am listing my Roadster for sale.
I am the original owner. I bought it new in November, 2010. Car is located in Tulsa, OK.
Details:
- 2010 Version 2.5 Roadster
- VIN 1098 of 1464 (North American Production)
- Twilight Blue Premium Paint
- Black Leather Interior
- Silver Forged Aluminum Wheels
- Premium Infotainment Group - 7" Double-DIN Touchscreen w/ Navigation, Bluetooth, Homelink, and 7-Speaker Premium Audio + Subwoofer
- Double-Insulated Black Soft Top
- Solar Windshield
- Stage 3 (highest) sound reduction kit
- Factory HID headlights
- Carbon Fiber Door Sills
- Ceramic Coated paint
- Carbotech brake pads (I think I still have the factory pads but not 100% sure)
- 2-piece slotted Titanium Rotors (Factory rotors included) Now Shipping: Custom Tesla Roadster 2-Piece Slotted Rotors
- Factory 110V Spare Mobile Connector - NEMA 5-15 Plug
- Factory 240V Universal Mobile Connector - NEMA 14-50 and 6-30 Plugs
- HSharp Billet aluminum J1772 (CAN-JR) and modern (S/3/X/Y) Tesla (CAN-SR) charging adapters
- Billet Front License Plate Bracket - uses tow hook receptacle to attach a front license plate without drilling the bumper
71,640 miles
Range mode charge: 199 miles
Standard mode charge: 159 miles
CAC: 131
Issues:
TPMS is not functional. This is a common issue with the 2.5s. We have replaced the sensors and front/rear antennas without success. The next step was to replace the TPMS module in the dash. IIRC it was ~$500 for the module plus labor (but this was at least 5 years ago). I was more worried about them ripping out the dash and getting everything back in correctly than I was about just using a tire gauge so there it is.
The date on the VDS is incorrect. The date and time are pulled from the car's onboard Garmin GPS unit (separate from the GPS unit used by the NAV system). This Garmin unit has a week-rollover bug (similar to the old Y2K problems) so the date becomes off over time. I am told this is a simple software update at a Service Center, ~1 hour of labor. However, I would have to go to Dallas to have this done. I am working on getting my old Mobile Tech to bodge something together (he used to support the Roadsters here before he was promoted up to run Service for the whole state) but he is on medical leave at the moment and won't be back for several weeks) but if the car sells before I fix this I will make a $500 allowance on the price to have this fixed.
Otherwise the car is great. It was my daily driver for it's first 6 years. Since then I have worked from home and it has just been our fun car. It has been well cared for and always garaged but it has been a driver. For example, there are a couple of repaired chips in the windshield. Pictures in the next post.
$115,000. Happy to answer any questions.