I'm considering listing for sale (rather than trading in) my 2013 Tesla Model S P85+, but am having a difficult time filtering through various sites to get a sense for what would be a reasonable asking price relative to a P85 and P85D. Other than doing a "P85+" search on this forum (the few, recent results for which I've already reviewed), any recommendations for how I go about establishing some comps.? Thanks.
P85+ prices
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EV-CPO
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What sites have you tried?
If your car is in good shape, you're probably looking at $35-$40k. But that might even slide down another $5k with the recent announcement of the updated Model S, as that will push all used prices down a bit.
Good luck!
If your car is in good shape, you're probably looking at $35-$40k. But that might even slide down another $5k with the recent announcement of the updated Model S, as that will push all used prices down a bit.
Good luck!
I'm amazed, just looked and found P85s (not the +) sub $35 with less then 70,000 miles. It's a two fold hit on values. These cars are not the refresh model and the announcement of the new one. It's will be a great time to be in the market if you're okay with the original look. Personally I know I'll be disappointed if I don't go with the refresh and next generation seats.
Good luck with you sale. I hope you get what you're looking for.
Good luck with you sale. I hope you get what you're looking for.
PWlakewood
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I looked at a 2013 p85+ yesterday with 55000 Miles and they want 35k for it. All options except ap.
http://www.definitivemotors.com/auto/used-2013-tesla-model-s-p85-performance-bellevue-wa/35621001/
There are of course a few issues just like any used car but with the noise the drive unit is making I'm hesitant to make an offer knowing how much of a headache dealing with Tesla service is in my area. Drivers seat is loose, trunk leaks, frunk leaks. It did however ride nice and the sunroof didnt seem to leak.
http://www.definitivemotors.com/auto/used-2013-tesla-model-s-p85-performance-bellevue-wa/35621001/
There are of course a few issues just like any used car but with the noise the drive unit is making I'm hesitant to make an offer knowing how much of a headache dealing with Tesla service is in my area. Drivers seat is loose, trunk leaks, frunk leaks. It did however ride nice and the sunroof didnt seem to leak.
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Thanks, all. The reason I'm asking is I'm thinking about ordering an upgraded S per yesterday's announcement. (I know the interior refresh is "imminent" but I'm less interested in that as I am with the powertrain and suspension upgrades and free ludicrous mode.) I guess Tesla is already factoring that in to the trade-in values as they are offering $26,900 for mine sight unseen. However, mine is meticulously cared for with, among other things, paint protective film surrounding the hood, side and rear impact points, opti-coated right when I bought it in 9/2013 and a custom installed radar detector with front and rear sensors and display installed in the center console area. I'll think about next steps, but I really appreciate everyone's input thus far. Thanks again.
HankLloydRight
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None of that matters for trade-in value. $0. Also, the opti-coat pro is long gone by now. The PPF is will help a little bit in the private market. If I were you, I'd definitely remove the radar detector before trading it in. It also has little value in the private resale market, very few buyers care that much. I paid a shop about $350 to remove my Bell STir unit from my P85+, and another $1k to re-install it into my P85D. Money well spent, since I wouldn't have made that back when selling the P85+ with it.
And just for reference, I sold my P85+, with the 8 year/100k ESA warranty and 8 year service plan in 2017 for $65k.
Yeah, just seven months ago Tesla offered $42,600 to trade-in. A 37% drop since then. Ouch.
PWlakewood
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Price drops are great for those of us waiting to buy a P car but not good at all for people selling or trading in.
That's for sure, but I know it just goes with the territory...
I hope everyone looking for a P car finds a great one! I've certainly loved mine for the past over five and a half years!
With the last 6 months or so of 75d cars being basically as quick as a P85 and similar range etc. P85 + or not have tanked hard in value. Have a 2014 P85 myself wish I was buying today instead of mid 2017. I got a reasonable deal at the time but since the value has tanked.
Xenoilphobe
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I have a P85+ and was going to trade as well, but realized it's a better deal to keep the car and pass it off to my kids down the road, in another year or so I will have over 100K miles on my 2014 and then I suspect the price will really tank, but the car has been bulletproof and a dream to drive. The new P100D is catching my attention with the new range increase and suspension. The negative is they nixed the sunroof and carbon fiber trim - thats when I applied the brakes on the new purchase and now will look at the used market.
