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Then why not just call it used if you know CPO is the wrong term?FWIW I’d go cpo (yes yes USED) Tesla so you get extra btb warranty.
We’re all concerned about keeping your copy/paste post count about an arbitrary and meaningless distinction on its stratospheric trajectory.Then why not just call it used if you know CPO is the wrong term?
Then why not just call it used if you know CPO is the wrong term?
THIS.....I was posting USED and people were confused. we ALL know Tesla doesn’t CPO. Their cars but when we use the CPO. Term everyone knows we mean used from Tesla.maybe to differentiate used tesla from a 3rd party with no additional warranty vs tesla used inventory which carry the 4 year/50k ?
I am located in VA, I like all Tesla S model but I would prefer 100D, just I need a good deal, I don't want to deal with dealerships, I prefer private seller.
If people would stop posting incorrect terms intentionally I wouldn't feel obligated to point it out to prevent further confusion from people just starting their research.We’re all concerned about keeping your copy/paste post count about an arbitrary and meaningless distinction on its stratospheric trajectory.
Simply call it what it is then: Tesla used car.maybe to differentiate used tesla from a 3rd party with no additional warranty vs tesla used inventory which carry the 4 year/50k ?
The problem is that we all don't know that Tesla doesn't do CPO. Sure, the few of us reading and commenting here know the difference but I'm not worried about us becoming confused. What I am concerned with is people just starting to research Tesla and Tesla used. It's already a confusing enough mine field w/o us intentionally confusing things by intentionally using improper terminology. Moving forward, it's going to be far easier for people new-to-the-party to be able to identify a clear line of delineation from when the CPO program was terminated. I've already read about people buying used cars from Tesla that were upset after the fact because their "CPO" car was clapped out and they took delivery w/o fully inspecting it since that's how Tesla dupes it's customers if they let them. Using the proper terminology for those who don't know what we do seems like the least we can do to help others out.THIS.....I was posting USED and people were confused. we ALL know Tesla doesn’t CPO. Their cars but when we use the CPO. Term everyone knows we mean used from Tesla.
Trying to get this thread back on topic.....Sounds abit "suspect" to me. People usually don't private party sell their cars for "good deals", they do it to get the max value for their car.
You would probably find the best "deal" at a car dealership that took a Tesla in as a trade. Could also check out currentautomotive.com
My experience was just the opposite. I cancelled my used car order with Tesla for multiple reasons non of which were due to the car I had paid a deposit on.Trying to get this thread back on topic.....
I think you're partially right with that statement. I feel like the used market is a window of both people who are trying to maximize the resale value of their car as well as those who got low-balled on their trade value that are content to get slightly more than that rip-off figure. The majority seems to lie somewhere in between.
What I can add to the conversation is that, about a year or more ago, I could not find a single decent Model S from a 3rd party dealer and I was willing to travel the entire country to find one. Thankfully, each time I found what I thought was a good deal, someone local was able to visually inspect it for me. In each case the car was HORRIBLY misrepresented in numerous and seemingly countless ways. Some were 60's posed as P85D's while others were complete rebuilds at some point with a "clean vehicle report history" which was probably the most common. Be wary of good deals at 3rd party dealerships as they can do some interesting things with pictures and impure intentions.
thank you for your help. i was looking to this website earlier but the cars listed there seems overprised
Simply call it what it is then: Tesla used car.
Also, you're already confusing yourself because not ALL Tesla used cars come with a 4-year/50k mile warranty.