MODEL X P100D 2016 AP2 450 MILES -NEVER USED-MUST SELL-FASTEST SUV IN THE WORLD!!!

[TP318]

MODEL X P100D 2016 AP2 450 MILES -NEVER USED-MUST SELL-FASTEST SUV IN THE WORLD!!!
AND FASTEST SUV POSTED ON THIS SITE!!!
$135,000. Located in St. Charles, IL. 630-938-5302 -Todd.
Beautiful car. 22" Wheels, 5 Seater, AP 2, tow, all options, unlimited Supercharging. Purchased on 12-30-2016, stored heated indoors ever since.

 

[AlfredoA]

Do you have title in hand? Also window sticker?

 

[gaswalla]

here's this for for reference

Model X P100D 5YJXCBE40HF052836 | Tesla

 

[TP318]

Yes, I have title in hand, and the sticker is one of the images I uploaded.

 

[MIT_S60]

I'm confused, how was it never used if it has 450 miles on it?

 

[TP318]

Hi Gaswalla: -Thanks for the link for the black Model X P100D- it seems similar except does not have unlimited supercharging and tow package? And 1500 more miles ($131,300 + $2000 for destination + $11,000 in taxes= $144,300). Glad to see I am over $9000 less than that unit. Since I am a private party, there is not any taxes.

 

[TP318]

Hi MIT_S60: - We brought it home from the dealer and brought it back a couple times for some “we-owes”, and they replaced the drivers seat because it was “squeaky” - We haven’t driven it, but obviously, we drove it off the lot and back on the lot..

 

[Retrospected]

Hi Gaswalla: -Thanks for the link for the black Model X P100D- it seems similar except does not have unlimited supercharging and tow package? And 1500 more miles ($131,300 + $2000 for destination + $11,000 in taxes= $144,300). Glad to see I am over $9000 less than that unit. Since I am a private party, there is not any taxes.

I'm pretty sure whoever buys it, will pay taxes when they register it, granted they aren't in a tax free state.

 

[TP318]

Hi Retrospected: You will pay some sort of tax (average of about 1%), but not what you pay from a dealer. In the past, I purchased a used vehicle from a PRIVATE PARTY and registered in Illinois and paid only $750 because I purchased from a private party (Car was $18K). You can see by this link Private Party Vehicle Use Tax the most you would ever pay is $1500 for a vehicle over $30K in Illinois. Other states may vary, but important to find the right links per state, most links I have seen seen are NOT accurate and hard to find. Illinois shows it is 6.25%, but I know this is not true, it was $750, that's all I paid for a USED VEHICLE PURCHASED from a PRIVATE PARTY for taxes. I show Iowa is $400, and then there are 5 states (Alaska,Delaware,New Hampshire, Montana,Oregon) that don't have tax. What state are you in, are you an interested buyer?

 

[AlfredoA]

For us in the great state of CA. The DMV will charge 9-10% sales tax regardless of used/private party.

I am interested but this vehicle is used the moment you take possession and hit the street. I will think about it and send you a private DM.

 

[SamT]

Hi Gaswalla: -Thanks for the link for the black Model X P100D- it seems similar except does not have unlimited supercharging and tow package? And 1500 more miles ($131,300 + $2000 for destination + $11,000 in taxes= $144,300). Glad to see I am over $9000 less than that unit. Since I am a private party, there is not any taxes.

You forgot the rebate of $7500 + $1000 referal, there is no destination charge if you live in Illinois. Most state will have to pay regular sales tax for a used or new car. So you calculation is off. Why are you selling anyway. But good luck with the sale.

 

[TP318]

Hi SamT: You do not get the $7500 off on the used Tesla from Tesla (Unless they are re-certified, and you are correct on the $1000 until 11/1/2017). I was surprised when I went thru the process and put in my Illinois Zip code, it still was going to charge $2000 for the Destination charge even being in IL- However, I called Tesla and they said it would NOT charge the $2000 for destination in IL. We (Our computer Business) put an order in for the X 1-2016, it came in a year later. Our business changed where we are in need of the financial resources vs having it tied up in a vehicle. I also have a P85D and love it... So sad how the value went way down on the X, but great for a buyer!! When I called Tesla, the vehicle Gaswalla showed above has been sold already... There are 3 left in the country: Mine is most like #3 (Except I have unlimited supercharging and a tow), and since these are "re-certified" these are elgible for the $7500 tax credit.
1. Model X P100D- California, Black 7 seat, 20" $136K, 3882 miles, (higher mileage and no $5500 22" tires)
2. Model X P100D- Florida Grey, 5 Seat, 20", $136K, 795 Miles,(-higher mileage and no prem sound and no $5500 22" tires)
3. Model X P100D- Maryland, White, 7 Seat, 22", $147K, 2298 Miles, (higher mileage and No tow)
Thanks for looking! - let me know if anyone is seriously interested.

 

[Jonathan Scott]

Crazy price, FYI, have been going through a purchase lately with a private seller and unlimited supercharging does NOT transfer according to tesla, once you re register it, it goes away..... unfortunate but he truth. Also, plenty of tesla inventory at or below this price that still have the tax incentive

 

[MP3Mike]

unlimited supercharging does NOT transfer according to tesla, once you re register it, it goes away..... unfortunate but he truth.

It depends on when the Tesla was originally purchased. I don't recall the exact cutoff, but I think Teslas purchased in/before January, 2017 have unlimited Supercharging attached to, and that follows, the car. Teslas purchased after that have it attached to a combination of the owner and car.

 

[TP318]

MP3Mike is correct.. The supercharging will pass thru to the next owner(s) as long as the vehicle was purchased new before 1/1/2017. Which this unit was. I think your Tesla contact is incorrect.

 

[SammyJr.]

Wow!
How come the car wasn't driven in the 10 months you owned it??

 

[TP318]

Only to keep the miles off of it. We knew at that time we were not going to drive it and did not actively try to sell it back then. (wish we did, actually, we had an offer at $148 and we turned it down- whoops)

 

[Sunshine State]

Only to keep the miles off of it. We knew at that time we were not going to drive it and did not actively try to sell it back then. (wish we did, actually, we had an offer at $148 and we turned it down- whoops)

Wow big whoops! I wouldn’t let that bother you though, they probably would have realized without the tax credit they could have bought a brand new discounted one much cheaper. At year end, and end of first quarter, they had new inventory P-X cars with $30-$40k discounts minus referral money and minus tax credits. You should drive the car, the low miles are nice but you will not get any less for the car with 5000 miles, a 40-50 year old 450 mile classic car would make a difference but a low mile year old is still a low mile year old car. Good luck with the sale but the real price for a 2016 P100D is $110-$120k and even at that it may take a while. Never a deal until it closes.