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Tesla just dumped a ton of new CPO's on it's site
- Thread starter Upscaleman
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They exist, I've seen them first hand.Ludicrous? Heck I simply want a CPO > 60kWh AP1, any color besides red, with <50k miles for less than 50k.
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
Ludicrous? Heck I simply want a CPO > 60kWh AP1, any color besides red, with <50k miles for less than 50k.
You will have to give and take on some things.
https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/723424066/overview/
https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/723185997/overview/
not in my opinion...it's not off the line performance but highway passing speed that suffers without ludicrous.
BrokerDon
Active Member
Upscaleman is 100% correct. I just had the Ludicrous upgrade installed recently on our 2015 P85D and the 30-70 mph passing speed is dramatically quicker, even at lower battery SoC.
Olds442
Member
ludicrous is really cool, the P90D i'm driving on loan has it and I've done a few launches. i think the big difference is in the 0-30 range myself. but i will say that aside doing launches with people who never have, it's pretty much unneeded. (at least for me and how i drive.)
do i want it on my next car? hell yes i do.
do i want it on my next car? hell yes i do.
NateGordonJr
Member
Oh I know, I saw them with the large cpo dump they did earlier this month (which started this thread). Guess I have to wait for a potential large restock over the next few months as ppl are getting their M3s.
NateGordonJr
Member
I don’t think that’s entirely true. There were multiple 70s and 85s within my asking during the large restock this month. And my requirements are minimalist at best, didn’t mention SAS, pano roof etc. i don’t think settling for a MS60 is the answer.
Buddyroe
Active Member
Let's not get carried away. You can look back at the archives on ev-cpo.com to see exactly what Tesla has sold in their CPO program. Using your parameters (>60 kwh, <50k miles, < $50k), there have been a total of 2 cars ever that were sold (by Tesla).
Both were 85's and neither had a single option other than Tech with AP. One sold for $49,400 and the other was $50k exactly.
Additionally, many of the cars that are priced aggressively by Tesla were loaner cars. I have heard several instances of cars in less than stellar condition being sold by Tesla (not mechanical, but cosmetically). There's a good reason why one car sells for $60k and then you see the exact same car for $10k less. The only reason would be the grade it received for condition.
This is probably the answer. If there is more recent information from an adviser I would presume the policy has changed.
If you're looking for something very specific your best bet is to get in touch with a CPO adviser, who can see lots of cars before the hit the website. I see you're in Texas, so if you are interested, I can PM you the contact info for the one I used. He was very helpful when I was looking. My budget was limited, and he was able to find me a car that fit what I needed.
Sunshine State
Automotive Enthusiast
For some reason the list of available cars on EV-CPO is not complete and at the same time not nearly all cars there listed available are relisted there after sale. I have followed cars for sale there, even in the last week, then after sold a great number don’t appear afterwards. Maybe the owner of the site can explain why the discrepancy
Respectfully, I have been working with a CPO advisor who has never given me an option for a vehicle that I couldn't already see by looking on ev-cpo. I don't think he's being dishonest but I am not necessarily bummed by it either. I usually message him about one and then ask if there are similar vehicles coming out soon. Maybe since I'm so price specific that there is indeed no known vehicles coming in.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
When you say "not complete" what are you comparing it to? Right now, Tesla only has 94 CPO cars listed for sale, and that's exactly what's shown on EV-CPO. If by "not complete" you mean compared to the much larger list of internal CPO cars only available to Tesla sales advisor, you're right. But Tesla doesn't publish that information anywhere. I always recommend to serious buyers to use the website in conjunction with a Sales Advisor to gain access to these unlisted cars.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. If you're talking about cars in the Archived listings, only non-"P" cars are listed in the archives unless you have a subscription.
Sunshine State
Automotive Enthusiast
Not sure what you are trying to say here, I said they don’t all appear "after sale" and said you that you could probably explain. Pretty clear, you answered that you have to have a "subscription". Question answered. Thanks.
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
This. I still see a ton of M3 listed above retail. Right now there’s almost no reason to buy a used AWD.
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
There's no reason to buy any Tesla until mid June when they hopefully do price drops for end of quarter
You mean used right. They already did price cuts on new. Not sure why anyone would by used now, as they are literally about the same price as new.
They are not lowering the prices of used cars as they usually do. The prices are staying stagnant.
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