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Old 2016 Engineering car with new car warranty

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Hi All,
Did anyone procured engineering vehicle from Tesla? There is MS listing I received from Advisor and was told its a engineering car which was never registered but 2016 yr. Also If i take delivery will get all benefits as of new vehicle including warranty.
 
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Thanks. Appreciate if you can share more details on how can can I check if it was ever registered. I am told that it was never by Tesla advisor.
On the warranty it's 4 yrs/50k and 8yrs/120K miles battery.
The car has 29K already and dont think they will replace replace oil/fluid.
Also they will not be resetting the miles to zero.
I am offered 60k for this and it has AP1 HW/ MCU 1 and not sure if it can be upgraded to FSD
MCU1 can be upgraded to MCU2 but you can't upgrade AP1 to AP3 (FSD).
 
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Thanks. Appreciate if you can share more details on how can can I check if it was ever registered. I am told that it was never by Tesla advisor.
On the warranty it's 4 yrs/50k and 8yrs/120K miles battery.
The car has 29K already and dont think they will replace replace oil/fluid.
Also they will not be resetting the miles to zero.
I am offered 60k for this and it has AP1 HW/ MCU 1 and not sure if it can be upgraded to FSD
If it has AP1 hardware, then it cannot be upgraded to FSD. Since it has MCU1, I would ask if the recall has been performed already, and if not, request that they do that prior to delivery. I know some manufacturers will not deliver a vehicle with an open recall on it, but not sure what Tesla's stance is on this.
As for checking the VIN, there are a variety of sites you can find by googling that claim to do VIN look-ups and show you information like ownership changes, etc. You might try one of those. Another approach would be to contact your insurance provider and ask them if they have a way to run a search on the VIN.
 
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