Hi guys, I'm helping my old man sell his 2017 delivery (Dec 2016 build) Model S 75D. It's in perfect condition, 75,000km, full tan Nappa leather interior (after this cars were built with plastic seats), full alcantara headliner, solid roof, AP2 and enhanced autopilot, with smart summon, auto parking and navigate on autopilot. Upgradable to full self driving. Single owner car, always looked after. The car also has unlimited supercharging for life.
He's looking for around $83k.
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Model S S75D for sale, VIC.
- Thread starter Burnt Toast
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Hello
Is this car still for sale?
Peter
Is this car still for sale?
Peter
Hi As I look around at the available secondhandTeslas I am surprised at the very wide range of asking prices for used cars with a wide range of k's. I have just joined TOCA and will go to the local open day in March as well as spending the weekend at Fully Charged the weekend before. It is going to take a while before I decide what I will do about an EV, other than being sure I will get one.
No problems, if you've got any questions, I'm happy to answer them. I haven't put this one on carsales yet, as we're waiting on delivery of a new car, but currently I believe this is the cheapest updated Model S S75D in Australia, with AP2 hardware, which means it can be fully upgraded to full self driving if the purchaser wishes to do so. There is a similar S75D listed for slightly less money, but it is an older AP1 car and is not upgradable (and doesn't have enhanced autopilot).
I've dropped the price to $68k, if it doesn't sell, we'll be trading it in this week.
Currently the car is priced at about $10k below the 75D average, and is the cheapest low mileage car in Australia. The car itself is perfect, the battery has minimal degradation (90% charge is 407km). It's factory uncorked so it's extremely fast (0-100kmh in low 4 seconds).
Currently the car is priced at about $10k below the 75D average, and is the cheapest low mileage car in Australia. The car itself is perfect, the battery has minimal degradation (90% charge is 407km). It's factory uncorked so it's extremely fast (0-100kmh in low 4 seconds).
A 75D 90% charged has a charge range remaining of around 325km. I think you have it on that other setting that doesn’t reflect real world driving.
My observation and recent experience is that a model S that advertises from day 1 with a genuine price sells relatively quickly. The market does not seem to respond well to cars that start too high and continually price drop. Its all laid bare to see on carsales. I do agree though that tesla have not looked after their S and X owners with the narrowing price difference.
AussieOwner
White M3 2021 LR
I believe CarSales also has an instant buy now an option where they will buy the car from you. Alternatively you can sell it directly to tesla but unsure on the price difference
It is a price from a wholesaler so circa 20- 25% below a private sale. Tesla also get their pricing from a wholesaler, which is consistant with all trade-ins all brands.
AussieOwner
White M3 2021 LR
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