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Tesla Model S CPO Website - Now Live
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HankLloydRight
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spectrablue
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$26k for a Model S with a 10k mile warranty:
60 kWh Model S 5YJSA1CG3DFP26303 | Tesla
60 kWh Model S 5YJSA1CG3DFP26303 | Tesla
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HankLloydRight
No Roads
I'm curious and sure you or someone else has answered this elsewhere (but I can't find it). Your site currently shows 282 Model S CPO cars available in the US, but when I look at Tesla's used inventory on their site, I count about 55 cars.
HankLloydRight
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Tesla's site segments what they show you by zip code or geo-located IP address.
AlanSqB
Dog Chauffeur
some of the early 60's didn't have SuperCharging. Maybe this was one of them. Seems like they would turn it on.
I had the same pause which is actually why I paused on making the purchase. I was told by a CPO rep it did.
Swear, I tried. I wanted to speak to a CPO advisor to get more detail (don't want to pick up in CA, was it a smoker car, supercharging enabled) but by the time I had him on the phone with CC in hand I learned it had sold very shortly after posting.
I've been able to see it up all day too. It doesn't have the we're sorry it's no longer available but it is gone from the ev-CPO site
HankLloydRight
No Roads
85 kWh Performance Model S EXTERIOR White Solid Paint All Glass Panoramic Roof 19" Wheels INTERIOR Tan Performance Interior Obeche Wood Matte Décor PERFORMANCE Carbon Fiber Spoiler CHARGING Free Supercharging Twin Chargers OPTIONS Tech Package Active Air Suspension VEHICLE PRICE $41,100
HankLloydRight
No Roads
It's not prematurely.. once they turn up as sold, the tesla page will show "no longer available" and that's when they are archived.
If Tesla later re-activates the detail page but without adding it back to the listing pages, how am I supposed to detect that? In order to capture these re-activated but unlisted cars, I'd have to recheck every recently sold/archived car throughout the day looking for these special cases.
That's a ton of extra web traffic hitting the Tesla servers which I'm loath to do on top of what I'm already doing. How far back into the sold list do I continue to look for reactivated but unlisted cars?
Finding these "hidden" cars was easy two years ago when the number of sold cars were much much smaller than they are now.
But no car is ever archived while the Tesla detail page is still active. It has to go into the sold state at least once to be archived.
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