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Just as another "point of reference", right before I traded in my P85D (64272) Tesla had it incorrectly shown on My Tesla page as a P85+
This was after they went to the current format of the My Tesla page.
Mike
This was after they went to the current format of the My Tesla page.
Mike
green1
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There is no such thing as a Tesla that feels "slow", the P85 has approximately the same 0-60 time as the 85D, and at just a hair over 4 seconds is a very respectable time. Additionally as all EVs have instant torque from zero, it FEELS even faster than the numbers would indicate compared to any internal combustion car.
I wouldn't worry about any car feeling slow. Some just aren't in the million dollar supercar territory.
green1
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If the car was built after October 14 it already has it. If it was built before then it can not be added.
green1
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What's the 0-60? if it's over 4 seconds, then the 85D will be at least as fast (and in my opinion it will FEEL much faster)
Sorry for all the ??? just a big decision for us...
My TT Vette would be low 3s if it had traction. I need different wheel tire setup. but it's over 600tw to the wheels at 3400rpm. very scary haha
Just want to get the right car.
The CPO 2015 85D AP1 14k miles seems like a good deal at 69k. just want to make sure it's right about 4s for fun reasons. We will change the headliner to black Alcantara so thatsorry no biggie.
My TT Vette would be low 3s if it had traction. I need different wheel tire setup. but it's over 600tw to the wheels at 3400rpm. very scary haha
Just want to get the right car.
The CPO 2015 85D AP1 14k miles seems like a good deal at 69k. just want to make sure it's right about 4s for fun reasons. We will change the headliner to black Alcantara so thatsorry no biggie.
green1
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The D car will have better traction likely as it has 4 wheels trying to pull instead of just 2. Though the power will feel more "controlled" and less "scary" as the back end won't be trying to squirm out from under you.
The 90D and 85D have identical specs for horsepower and 0-60
The 90D and 85D have identical specs for horsepower and 0-60
3s-a-charm
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Tesla gave me $119k for my 2014 P85D with 43,000km (30k miles give or take) last month. They have it for sale now for $129,800. (all prices in CDN $)
davidc18
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You better get the p100 if you want it to feel fast. P90DL would work as well. The 85d won't feel quick after you drive the p100 or 90dl
green1
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Well in CAD that makes sense, but the OP was talking USD, which would be $158 CAD
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