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Tesla Model S CPO Website - Now Live
- Thread starter Benjamin Brooks
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For someone looking to buy a 2013 P85, this is a great buy at only $56K:
https://www.teslamotors.com/models/preowned/P12117
An 85 sold last week for $42,500. If you're serious about a CPO, a subscription at ev-cpo.com is the way to go. The lowest priced cars seem to sell within a day.
Oh my!! The deals are rolling in. 85 kWh Signature Performance Model S S01027 | Tesla Motors
i should have waited six months
i should have waited six months
Drucifer
Active Member
I'm glad I didn't wait. I have had 6 months to enjoy 6000+ miles on my "new to me" Tesla. They will always become less expensive, but will probably be older with more miles. You have to jump into the game at some point. Now is good.
Cyclone
Cyclonic Member ((.oO))
Looks like it's no longer available. I was thinking about switching out my deposit for this.
its already gone. It's the only one with white interior that I've seen posted.
Jo-
Member
Does anyone have the specs on this 85 that went for 42K? I missed it. Also, has anyone heard whether the new Missouri location is STL or Kansas City? Thanks.
Only 6k miles?!? I'm past 10 already. Why are you holding back Drucifer?
i am only at 3.5k miles. Taking my first supercharger road trip for work! I am making money for driving with the mileage reimbursement Hidden benefit for business travelers rocking the model s.
Bet TSLA
Active Member
You know the mileage reimbursement is meant to cover depreciation too, right? I bet you are losing money. Do you know what it costs you per mile in depreciation?
Well considering that the IRS allows you to reimburse for 0.575 per mile, but Tesla depreciates (loosely) at $1000 per month + $1 per mile, its not like you're making money, you're just losing less.
You're also driving a phenomenal car btw
Drucifer
Active Member
Only 6k miles?!? I'm past 10 already. Why are you holding back Drucifer?
My driving patterns have not changed much. I drove the Chevy Volt about 10-11k miles a year, the Model S will be about 13-14k, mostly due to using it for some trips (where the superchargers are now) that would have been done with my wife's car in the past.
Cyclone
Cyclonic Member ((.oO))
Mine have. The 4Runner had 86k miles after 9 years. The Tesla makes me want to do road trips though.
bigbear
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Cyclone
Cyclonic Member ((.oO))
Yeah, to my knowledge, they do not accept cars for the CPO program if they are over 55k. But that doesn't mean this wasn't previously accepted and just hasn't sold get.
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