That's the exact config I'm looking for. I was really tempted to grab it, but it would cost me an extra $4k in tax, vs waiting until moving to NH in a few months.
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Tesla Model S CPO Website - Now Live
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TomServo
Active Member
I have no independent proof but I reached out to my local Store/SC over in STL last week and asked some questions re a CPO purchased and I mentioned I was looking at buying an S85 with some specific options/mileage/price and within 30 minutes I received 2 "Tesla Invoices" on two CPO cars that were not and still not listed on the CPO web site. BTW my price point was "low sixties" and these two S85 were actually in the "high fifties" which included a $500 shipping fee.
So I believe Tesla Stores have access to cars that have not been officially listed on the CPO site. Has anyone else come across this?
So by actually walking into a store they may have cars closer to your price point not on the CPO site.
Yup, I was able to get inv 70Ds from the rep. There have never been 70s listed.
It would totally make sense as they undoubtedly have many more cars available than what they list. Maybe they list on the CPO Web site what they are not able to sell, judging by some of the prices
I wish they'd just go ahead and list everything they have and be done with it so everyone will have access to the same inventory.
Cyclone
Cyclonic Member ((.oO))
Yes, the full list of vehicles is available on the back-end system as opposed to the website running on the front-end system. Prior to the website launch, I was given a couple listings and spec-sheets of CPO cars.
Another P85D for sale for $103,900.
http://www.teslamotors.com/models/preowned/P68877
Not badly optioned but missing Sound.
Tech Package with Autopilot
The Tech Package adds Autopilot convenience features and more to an already advanced car.
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Just realized it is also missing the pano roof...
http://www.teslamotors.com/models/preowned/P68877
Not badly optioned but missing Sound.
Tech Package with Autopilot
The Tech Package adds Autopilot convenience features and more to an already advanced car.
- Traffic-aware cruise control
- Lane keeping with automatic steering
- Self-parking
- LED fog and cornering lights with automatic high beams
- Automatic keyless entry
- Lighted door handles
- Power liftgate
- Electrochromatic mirrors
- Power folding, heated side mirrors with memory
- GPS enabled Homelink
- All-Wheel Drive Dual Motor
- Grey Metallic Paint
- Body Color Roof
- 21" Silver Turbine Wheels
- Black Next Generation Seats
- Carbon Fiber Décor
- Black Alcantara Headliner
- Tesla Red Brake Calipers
- Supercharger Enabled
- Dual Chargers
- Smart Air Suspension
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Just realized it is also missing the pano roof...
:cursing: I have spoken to several rep's, let them know what I was looking for, and specifically asked if it might be possible to learn about other vehicles that might be available or coming up. They said that they couldn't do that, as it wouldn't be fair. I thought that's a very odd way to sell cars.
Thanks. Pity it doesn't have Autopilot, otherwise I'd consider getting rid of my P85D for it.
I have to say, for a vehicle that has 41k+ miles, it literally looks brand new. The interior and exterior have been detailed so well, that it is no less than perfect.
Fair to whom?
I suppose to all the other people who are staring at their computer all day pressing F5. Like I say, it's a very odd way to sell cars. I'm trying to not be in a rush though, as the prices have to come down, eventually.
They have offered CPO cars (that are not on the CPO Web site) to other TMC members here so it seems to be unfair to Brantse that his request for whatever else they have has been denied while other people have been offered such vehicles. Like I said earlier I think they should just list everything they have on the CPO site, as that's what's most fait to everyone.
BoerumHill
not great not terrible
Great to read this. Pretty special having a Sig Red, and fairly priced to boot.
If you can wait until January or so, that could turn out to be ideal. Generally, used vehicle prices show very clear seasonal trends. Quite often, depreciation rates seem to peak in late autumn or so. In spring and early summer, the trend reverses and prices can even rebound some. Tesla vehicles being anything but "ordinary", it's hard to say what the future holds. But I'd feel pretty good about being in the market for a used vehicle in the dead of winter. On the other hand, if I were ready to make a purchase now, in July, I don't think I'd want to force myself to wait six months. Edit: I do, however, think it's worth waiting for the first Model X deliveries to occur.
SmartElectric
Active Member
FYI, the terms of use on the CPO site built by Hank expressly state not to take data from it and post it elsewhere...
Given how Hank has generously provided this application to the community, please respect those provisions.
You may want to just ask Hank first what he'd be ok with you posting.
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That's how I felt. Then I just couldn't wait any longer, glad I did, we've had a fun summer with our CPO S85 and already done a number of supercharged road trips. YOLO
HankLloydRight
No Roads
As long as it's the "free" data level and posted ONLY to TMC, I'm ok with it. It's the subscription levels I don't want distributed without prior consent.
Sorry about that. Technically, I used "historical" data to pull the dates that each of these were added to the website. No sweat to me if you want me to delete my post.
SmartElectric
Active Member
My CPO was delivered with a half charge, and we did the orientation attached to a supercharger in the service center, bringing the car up to almost full before we left.
We did 3000 km in a few weeks with a number of 100% 'trip' charges, and I can confirm the battery range is slightly better than the average of the cars listed in the various surveys here and elsewhere.
Very pleased with my CPO, it's a dream to drive.
We did 3000 km in a few weeks with a number of 100% 'trip' charges, and I can confirm the battery range is slightly better than the average of the cars listed in the various surveys here and elsewhere.
Very pleased with my CPO, it's a dream to drive.
Cyclone
Cyclonic Member ((.oO))
My car had 31k on the odo and I'd 239 mi at 90% during that first week. Just an hour ago I did a 100% charge after 3k miles of driving around 40-70% and got 260 miles at 100%. I'm happy and that is just fine of a degradation level in my opinion.
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