It's interesting to compare market pricing on these as they get older vs. other luxury sedans in the same price range.
Currently the cheapest S on ebay is a 2012 P85 with 52,000 miles and a salvage title. The auction still has over a week to go and it has 19 bids already with a current price of over $35,000. Remember - this is 5 years old, the most unreliable year, worst build quality of the fleet, no more bumper-to-bumper warranty, no autopilot - and the darn thing has been crashed. The listing takes pains to distinguish between a "rebuilt title prior salvage" and a "salvage title" - in the minds of most buyers I imagine they are the same thing.
2012 Tesla Model S P85
In comparison a 2012 BMW 750 AWD with a salvage title and similar miles - 50,000 - is almost to the end of its auction - only 4 hours to go - has 37 bids and has found a market price right above $18,000.
So as of right now the market is valuing this Tesla at least double that of the BMW. The difference is quite dramatic.
2012 BMW 7-Series Base Sedan 4-Door
Currently the cheapest S on ebay is a 2012 P85 with 52,000 miles and a salvage title. The auction still has over a week to go and it has 19 bids already with a current price of over $35,000. Remember - this is 5 years old, the most unreliable year, worst build quality of the fleet, no more bumper-to-bumper warranty, no autopilot - and the darn thing has been crashed. The listing takes pains to distinguish between a "rebuilt title prior salvage" and a "salvage title" - in the minds of most buyers I imagine they are the same thing.
2012 Tesla Model S P85
In comparison a 2012 BMW 750 AWD with a salvage title and similar miles - 50,000 - is almost to the end of its auction - only 4 hours to go - has 37 bids and has found a market price right above $18,000.
So as of right now the market is valuing this Tesla at least double that of the BMW. The difference is quite dramatic.
2012 BMW 7-Series Base Sedan 4-Door