Download stats or Tessie it will be basically 99% correct what your max charge rate at 100% at any SOC you’re at when charging. No way your only getting 280 or 270 whatever what was mentioned earlier. Impossible with the amount of miles you have.I’ll just send you a copy of the trade offers I sent to the others who have been asking.
I just copied this line of the tread where someone asked above. I posted a screenshot of it at 70 percent in the tread, doing the math puts it at 304 at 100 percent. We baby our Teslas, this car has never been charged above 90 percent and never discharged below 20 percent with it usually charged in our garage to 70 percent on 110v nightly.
It was nice back when the app would estimate the full charge range by moving the slide without actually charging to 100. We have never charged to 100 percent and I keep it at 70 percent on 110v. That said it currently shows 213 miles at 70 percent so if you do the math that equals just over 304 miles at 100 percent. BTW, I took you advice and installed squared Hankook Ventus EVO2 21’s so I can rotate the squared Arachnid.
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Thank you, I’ll sell it with either the 19’s, or 21’s, staggered or squared setup. The 19’s and 21’s are squared and all new with zero marks (about 1,000 miles) I’ve also got staggered 21’s too, in grey or silver with very low mile tires and zero damage.
I think the car is still gorgeous and many people will show interest, but right now the used car market is imploding. 6 months ago you could probably get 80k+ for this car and now people are trying to find a deal. That being said I have seen a few model S P100Ds and this looks to be a very nice example of one. The warranty, condition and low miles speak for how well it was looked after IMO. Having done some data plotting it seems like right now mileage and price aren’t too correlated (I’m thinking because many people have low mileage cars right now). Can’t really tell but wish you could have found a good new home for this car. Timing is everything and it is really showing now. When do your offers expire?
I totally agree with you and unfortunately the market today speaks for itself. Rising interest rates, new tax incentives and the uncertainty of the economy. If you were on my side of the world I would be interested in such a fantastic deal!!
About 6 months ago I got purchase offers from the big car buying sites in the $90’s for this car! I just had Tesla recalculate my trade value with the Grey 19" Slipstream wheels on Jan 17th and it extended the trade period to February 17th. Tesla gave me the same exact trade number as the one that was expiring on 1/26. Tesla had offered around $12k more money in mid December but they reduced the trade amount as much as they reduced their retail new car prices. Low mile $150k P100d’s like this that have already depreciated so much they don’t have nearly as much to go down because they will always be worth more than a regular plain Long Range Model S. The extra trade time doesn’t really help me unless there is an issue on my delivery day.
Gorgeous car, but your thread title is a little confusing as it says “SOLD” in bold letters. You may have people skimming right past your post.
I realized the Sold in the title is confusing. I only offered it to members of TMC as a curtesy for the trade value but it seems too difficult and not appreciated, I could have posted it all over online for more money than it can be sold for on an enthusiast forum. My plan is now to trade it in and if people are that easily turned off it is unfortunate they missed out.
Yeah the "SOLD NEW IN 2019" might be confusing if someone looked quick and just saw the word SOLD. If I could have edited it I would have or relisted with out that the word sold in the title. I just thought it was important that people knew it was still under original warranty for a few months and therefore still eligible for the 4 year extended factory warranty
Can you send me a PM, I'm new on the forum and can't send any yet.
Thanks for the offer, I bought a new ’22 Performance Y last year but already sold it with only 2,000 miles. I liked the Y but much prefer the S’s. Selling the Y when I did was fortunate because the Y’s just took a harder price hit than the earlier S’s. I have a fair trade in price with Tesla plus a few other purchase offers but the offers are all about the same as my trade value with Tesla, plus by trading I will save half the tax on my new Plaid S. I think people are thinking there are steals to be had on used Teslas right now after the price reduction but only if the seller is desperate. Low mile cars are always desirable, I thought I’d offer someone a mint car before trading.
