What would be a good, and what would be a GREAT (realistically) price on this model X? 90D, standard white (obsolete!) with white interior, 6 Seater, AP1.0 (obsolete!) and 2000 miles?
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I am being sarcastic about the "obsolete" part (reflecting some of the whiners on TMC since 2.0 was announced) but not the request for values. If I truly felt it was obsolete I would not be looking at buying it.
Ormond
Endless Peacock
The seller might say it's "classic white" with proven autopilot 1.0.
True...
At this point the AP1.0 is a better product than AP2.0 so for the time being it would be hard to argue it! (and I like white myself!)
beths11
THE LONG RANGER
Bangor Bob
Member
I'll start the bidding at $50. I mean, it's basically only worth the scrap value today. 
I thought I did. I think the only thing I left off is that it has the hitch and obeche. Obviously it has air suspension.
I'll shoot: $125-130K is a fair price for both parties. Less than $120K is a good deal for the buyer and less than $110K would be a steal at this point and time. Over $130K I think you would be getting a generous offer.
EV-lutioin
Active Member
Realistically that's actually overpriced. All used Tesla will depreciate 7,500 immediately for fed tax credit. Then there's the usual depreciation once you drive off the lot. I would think 15k-20k off MSRP is pretty common and reasonable.About $5,000 less than a new Model X with AP 2.0 enabled
From your post, I assumed you were the seller. Yeah, there have been a lot of whiners since AP2 was announced.
No I am looking at buying. Unlike many people here I still see value in AP1 cars. Certainly FSDC will be awesome but it might be literally years before it's truly ready to perform with the consistency required in the real world and for the regulators to allow it to be turned on. I see the ap2.0 being rolled out some time in early to mid 2017. Just not sure I want an inferior product until that happens that I paid a premium for.
B8BB8B
Member
Doh! I thought I deleted my snarky comment on it's looks before anyone would have a chance to comment. I failed to make sure it wasn't in the Model X sub forum before posting. Inside the sub-forum I try stay mum about that sensitive topic.
Actually that's not correct. Value is what the market will pay. Not one party. In other words I could tell the seller I only wanted to pay $40000 for it but I doubt the seller would feel that was the value. He/she would just feel I was cheap. Unless I was the ONLY party interested in purchasing the car my lowball offer would be cast aside. I would prefer to have a more helpful answer instead of a vague statement if it's not too much trouble.
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