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PS -- Does buying a CPO help me get priority on my Model 3 order?
My local pre-owned rep is quoting me $45.9k for a 2013 60kWh with 38.5k miles, pano roof, air suspension, sound package, tech package, leather seats. Does this sound like a good deal? I'm seeing other posters mentioning cars available as low as $40k, and also cars with larger batteries for (essentially) the same price, so it's making me think twice. Any advice is welcome.
PS -- Does buying a CPO help me get priority on my Model 3 order?
Get in touch with a CPO adviser. Mine mentioned that the list of cars he gave me were only authorized to be sold by other CPO advisers until May 4th.
I've been in contact with a CPO advisor, but she says that she doesn't have a list. She said she could locate some options for me. do advisors have access to different cars? Can I contact a different advisor, or do I have to work with the one in my area?
Back before the inventory cars were on the CPO site, inventory cars were generally only within specific regions and maybe adjacent regions (exceptions to this existed though). I wouldn't be surprised if these "not advertised" CPOs are being held to the same restrictions until they make it to the public site.
Just pulled the trigger on a CPO 2013 S85 with 45k miles, black, pano roof, air suspension, tech, tan leather, glossy obeche for mid 40's.
I passed on an S60 for a couple grand lower price and lower miles because I wanted the range and unlimited mile warranty vs 125k mile cap on the 60.
I was told that YES CPO does get priority on model 3 as long as your 'my tesla' account is on the same email for all of them.
and congratulations by the way!!Just pulled the trigger on a CPO 2013 S85 with 45k miles, black, pano roof, air suspension, tech, tan leather, glossy obeche for mid 40's.
I passed on an S60 for a couple grand lower price and lower miles because I wanted the range and unlimited mile warranty vs 125k mile cap on the 60.
I was told that YES CPO does get priority on model 3 as long as your 'my tesla' account is on the same email for all of them.
Just pulled the trigger on a CPO 2013 S85 with 45k miles, black, pano roof, air suspension, tech, tan leather, glossy obeche for mid 40's.
I passed on an S60 for a couple grand lower price and lower miles because I wanted the range and unlimited mile warranty vs 125k mile cap on the 60.
I was told that YES CPO does get priority on model 3 as long as your 'my tesla' account is on the same email for all of them.
Get in touch with a CPO adviser. Mine mentioned that the list of cars he gave me were only authorized to be sold by other CPO advisers until May 4th.
I was told that many (not all) of the lower-priced CPO cars may have accident history. Perhaps not serious or significant enough to affect Tesla's willingness to extend the warranty, but still there's a history. I also wonder if all of the CPO advisers have access to the same list...
Any accident history will not qualify for CPO and is available for a slightly lower price without warranty. There was one car with an airbag deploy but was only $1500 cheaper (not worth it). Also an 85 witg 90k miles for $39k but no CPO warranty.
There are several 60's but only a handful of 85's under 50k left. Will go online next week with an 85 floor likely around 50k for a few months until the next wave of trade ins appear
I've been offered several CPO's that have accident history on them and do come with the standard CPO warranty.
I stand corrected. Fortunately mine has no accident history