Tesla Model S CPO Website - Now Live

[AMPd]

I know this is probably a difficult question for other people to answer, since everyone has their own personal considerations regarding whether a particular Model S is a smart buy, but I just learned that the S85 that I placed a deposit for yesterday comes with the textile interior (wasn't specifically listed), and I'm debating whether or not to look for another CPO vehicle. Here is my config:

S85 / 2012 / 27,820 miles / Blue Metallic / Textile / Body Color Roof / 19" wheels / Obeche Matte / Tech Package / Active Air Suspension / Sound Studio Package

The price was $51,400, which seemed pretty good for an S85, albeit a 2012 model with some miles. Ideally, I would have preferred if the car had the Panoramic roof and 21" turbine wheels, and gray interior would have been nice. But the low price initially sold me, and I figured it was worth it for me to give up the roof and wheels for the savings. Now I'm thinking I might want to upgrade the wheels in any event, and the textile interior has me second guessing the purchase.

Anyone have any thoughts/opinions on whether it's worth the cost savings to go with the textile interior (and forgo the pano roof and 21" wheels)?

I saw that car!
From the photos it looked like it had textile seats, but you're right it was not in the description.

I have 21s and to be honest I love them, however sometimes I wish I had the 19 inch wheels as I've already curbed mine and the ride is a bit louder and firmer than what I remember after test driving an s85 with 19s

 

[Jaeger]

They probably won't apply it to the merchandise, as that is run by a third-party vendor.

They might transfer it, and if they do, please let us know so we can add it to the collective subconscious.

So, I had two deposits on two different CPO cars, I was able to apply the deposit from the one I didn't want to the one I purchased with no time constraints. They even added a new nose cone without the license bracket. I'm a happy camper, will be picking my Blue 2013 P85 tomorrow, 11k miles, all options except for jump seats and cold weather package, $67k. Also included the Factory tour .

 

[brantse]

From the photos it looked like it had textile seats, but you're right it was not in the description.

I wonder why this keeps happening with a few of the vehicles. Maybe it's just because they're the ones I tend to view the most often, but it seems like the lower priced vehicles have a greater tendancy to not show the options on the listing.

 

[ahurst]

You need to make sure the car was NEVER REGISTERED IN COLORADO. Otherwise you forfeit a sweet tax credit.

Yep I almost forgot about that $6k- thanks

 

[shadowinstallz]

http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=231622341892&alt=web

 

[Sm4llz]

So, I had two deposits on two different CPO cars, I was able to apply the deposit from the one I didn't want to the one I purchased with no time constraints. They even added a new nose cone without the license bracket. I'm a happy camper, will be picking my Blue 2013 P85 tomorrow, 11k miles, all options except for jump seats and cold weather package, $67k. Also included the Factory tour .

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Awesome price and exactly what i'll be looking for...some day.

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http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=231622341892&alt=web

I was bidding on that a bit last night. I wasn't sure how high it would get with that many miles on it. Also the seller had 0 feedback and even though it was a no reserve auction the seller said they reserve the right to cancel the auction so i wonder if it'll actually sell for that price.

 

[ModelSFL]

With the base model for the 70 coming in at 70k, I wonder how it will impact the CPO prices since many of the 60s are in the 70k range already..

 

[Twiglett]

With the base model for the 70 coming in at 70k, I wonder how it will impact the CPO prices since many of the 60s are in the 70k range already..

indeed - there are bunch of 60s in there that are now way overpriced.
I suspect there are more price drops imminent for the CPO and inventory stock.....

 

[ModelSFL]

indeed - there are bunch of 60s in there that are now way overpriced.
I suspect there are more price drops imminent for the CPO and inventory stock.....

I wonder what the base 60 should be at if the 70 kwh is 70k then I would suspect a CPO would start at 60k for the S60.

 

[cab]

So, I had two deposits on two different CPO cars, I was able to apply the deposit from the one I didn't want to the one I purchased with no time constraints. They even added a new nose cone without the license bracket. I'm a happy camper, will be picking my Blue 2013 P85 tomorrow, 11k miles, all options except for jump seats and cold weather package, $67k. Also included the Factory tour .

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That's a beautiful ride right there - nice and congrats!

 

[ahurst]

My head is spinning with today's press conference.
Leasing is really the way to go now since every 90 days Elon announces something new...
I don't think I can risk CPO at this point.

 

[SmartElectric]

Leasing is really the way to go now since every 90 days Elon announces something new...
I don't think I can risk CPO at this point.

I'm over the moon happy with my CPO. The first few years of depreciation are behind it, the car has fantastic range and speed, I couldn't want for more.

I also buy used laptops for my family as well, as I can get amazing value for a few hundred instead of a thousand. Yeah, doesn't have the latest stuff, but is 90% as good a the newest. This is how I feel about my CPO S85, it's more than I could have dreamed.

 

[Drucifer]

My head is spinning with today's press conference.
Leasing is really the way to go now since every 90 days Elon announces something new...
I don't think I can risk CPO at this point.

Actually, the opposite is true. I bought an "already obsolete and depreciated" P85. The real risk is in having a new car and then having it's configuration retired in a few months. They already stopped making the P85 9 months ago. They can't stop making it again. It has already taken whatever hit for being discontinued. I benefitted from the lower price AND have insurance that it won't be discontinued again.

 

[Las Vegas]

How long .....

I doubt this one will be up for long: 60 kWh Model S P07619 | Tesla Motors

I still haven't pulled the trigger on my beloved precious! Opting for the S85 and waiting for the right car to come along. I think those inventory cars are backed up. They'll be coming down into inventory soon enough! *Prays to the Electric Gods*

 

[Twiglett]

I'm the same - after doing a test drive it really is too much car for our needs, but as each new announcement puts downward pressure on CPO prices it does get more and more tempting.

 

[FlatSix911]

I doubt this one will be up for long: 60 kWh Model S P07619 | Tesla Motors

I still haven't pulled the trigger on my beloved precious! Opting for the S85 and waiting for the right car to come along.
I think those inventory cars are backed up. They'll be coming down into inventory soon enough! *Prays to the Electric Gods*

No Tech package ... meh

 

[neroden]

I keep watching the CPOs while considering buying a second car but I am very very picky -- must have cloth headliner, old seats, white exterior, light-colored interior, tech package, 85, and preferably dual chargers (otherwise I have to pay to add them) and parking sensors... I guess picky people like me should order new

 

[HankLloydRight]

Anyone in the Baton Rouge area who might like to give a good friend of mine a test drive in a P85 or P85+ who is looking to trade up from his BMW 3 series?

 

[Las Vegas]

Wise....

I agree. I think people are getting wise. Price drop on cars is inevitable. Too often we see pictures with lots and lots of what appeared to be CPO/Inventory cars. Probably best to let demand determine price over keeping inventory that gradually loses value. As time goes by I do get more picky.

No Tech package ... meh

 

[TDR32]

Does anyone think these prices will be buoyed by Tesla battery pack replacement? The caveat being a reasonable price to do so.