Tesla Model S CPO Website - Now Live

[andrewknight]

Just saw a great (for me) P85 but was gone within 30 min of seeing it!! Will be ready next time...

This was a great deal yesterday! EV CPO Consolidator ev-cpo.com
85 kWh Performance Model S
2013 25,317 miles P11665
Located in San Francisco Bay Area
$56,000

 

[sitter_k]

FWIW: I found my traded in car on the site, it is still for sale. it made me feel that I got a fair value from tesla for the car

Care to let us know the details?

 

[kort677]

Care to let us know the details?

the short version is that the car is listed for about $5k over what they gave me for it, the sales tax savings made it viable for me not to sell it on my own.

 

[mrjedistud]

This was a great deal yesterday! EV CPO Consolidator ev-cpo.com
85 kWh Performance Model S
2013 25,317 miles P11665
Located in San Francisco Bay Area
$56,000

That was a great price. Hopefully found a good home.

 

[tga]

Car 1: new
- Battery / Drivetrain = 8 years unlimited milage
- Rest of car ("bumper to bumper" a lot of places call it) = 4 years, 50k miles with the option to purchase another 4 years 50k miles

Unless it's changed, only the original purchaser can get the extended warranty (which is transferable to subsequent owners). If you are not the original purchaser and want to get the extended warranty, you're SOL, regardless of whether you bought via CPO or private sale.

 

[RockinWithKids]

Unless it's changed, only the original purchaser can get the extended warranty (which is transferable to subsequent owners). If you are not the original purchaser and want to get the extended warranty, you're SOL, regardless of whether you bought via CPO or private sale.

This is correct.

 

[Downtown]

This was a great deal yesterday! EV CPO Consolidator ev-cpo.com
85 kWh Performance Model S
2013 25,317 miles P11665
Located in San Francisco Bay Area
$56,000

That is the one I was looking at!

 

[xveys]

Just as an advance notice, once I iron out a few bu^H^Hfeatures, I should have European CPO and Inventory car listed on EV-CPO.com very soon! There's just some messiness with miles/kms and local currencies to hash out.

Very excited about this! Thanks!

 

[JPUConn]

Call a different store. I know they aren't listing all the CPOs or Inventory cars on their site. Many people have found un-listed cars.

Correct - I've had a Tesla rep call me for first dibs prior to cars hitting the web site and I am sure there are several others who get that.

 

[Gentilly7]

Does anyone know what number VIN did they began installing AutoPilot hardware on?

 

[world101]

Does anyone know what number VIN did they began installing AutoPilot hardware on?

It's hard to track that by VIN. I've seen some P85 cars in the VIN range of P45xxx that had it and others that do not. Even some S85 cars in the P55000+ range don't have it. Your best guide is the manufacturer build date. If the car was built mid to late September 2014, it should have the autopilot hardware. I've heard the date is Sept 14, 2014 and later. Once you have the VIN, call your local sales advisor and they can look up the build date. The for sure way is to physically look at the car for the front radar and side wheel well sensors. I understand that is hard to do on most cars listed online, and on all cars on the CPO site, since they are stock photos.

Even though some cars will have the hardware, I have heard there may be an additional charge to activate the autopilot software, if it was not originally paid for by the first owner. I can't confirm that 100% though.

 

[bwa]

Over a thousand posts on this thread. Ok, I'm going to read that some other time. For now:

I just found out Tesla Model S is on CPO for $50K.

I thought: Maybe I can finance that ...

Then I found out: I don't understand. Why does Tesla want a One Thousand Dollar deposit for filling out a credit application? That can't be right ... I'll have to look more into this.

Then, I researched: Followup: Ok, I sent an email to their financing team with that simple question. Let's see how this goes. There are $50K models around me.

Now, I'm coming to this thread for my next question:

Do CPO get government credits, from California or Fed? If not, then OK, but if so, then that would change the price outlook a LOT.

Also: CPO gets a big fat warranty, right?

Is there a place I can look all of this up? A sticky? A website? I can't find this information anywhere right now. All I know is the cumulative bits and pieces from time reading the forums, and it's incomplete and/or outdated for an actual shopper.

 

[AMPd]

Over a thousand posts on this thread. Ok, I'm going to read that some other time. For now:

I just found out Tesla Model S is on CPO for $50K.

I thought: Maybe I can finance that ...

Then I found out: I don't understand. Why does Tesla want a One Thousand Dollar deposit for filling out a credit application? That can't be right ... I'll have to look more into this.

Then, I researched: Followup: Ok, I sent an email to their financing team with that simple question. Let's see how this goes. There are $50K models around me.

Now, I'm coming to this thread for my next question:

Do CPO get government credits, from California or Fed? If not, then OK, but if so, then that would change the price outlook a LOT.

Also: CPO gets a big fat warranty, right?

Is there a place I can look all of this up? A sticky? A website? I can't find this information anywhere right now. All I know is the cumulative bits and pieces from time reading the forums, and it's incomplete and/or outdated for an actual shopper.

First off, congrats on your impending purchase! and welcome!

No CPO models do not qualify for the Federal 7.5k tax credit. States vary, in California you will get nothing, in Colorado you will get 6k if the vehicle was never registered in the state of Colorado, as you can see, state incentives vary.

Yes you will get a 4 year 50k mile warranty.

edit: I see you are in California, so no there will be no state incentives

 

[Zaphod]

Yes you will get a 4 year 50k mile warranty.

And the remaining 8 year/unlimited mile on the battery and drivetrain. The 60kW-h cars are 8 year/125,000mile but there is some speculation that was changed to the unlimited as well. I've seen it mentioned but I believe no one has ever confirmed.

 

[SabrToothSqrl]

and if you managed to get one before the official CPO go-live, you got a 6 year 100k bumper2bumper like me

 

[FlatSix911]

Another key bit of information ...
Inventory cars qualify for the State and Federal rebates!
Join Hanks CPO website for real time reporting and metrics http://ev-cpo.com/

 

[Super_Popular]

Picking up Tesla #5 tomorrow, butterflies never get old :redface:

 

[HankLloydRight]

And then selling it on Friday, I suppose?

 

[Super_Popular]

And then selling it on Friday, I suppose?

No, I promised my bank I would keep this one until the end of the year :crying:

 

[AMPd]

Picking up Tesla #5 tomorrow, butterflies never get old :redface:

Nice! mind sharing the specs?