There's a nicely equipped CPO P85D for $49K with a 2 year warranty for anyone who is interested...
85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1H23EFP64659 | Tesla
85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1H23EFP64659 | Tesla
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Tesla P85D CPO for $51K
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Lifeinabox
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Lifeinabox
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Good catch. That one has the original "performance" seats and not Next-gen. I would pass on that alone.
I know ya'll, live in VA, like CPOs but here is a nice looking P85D if you ask me, and only 24k miles:
2015 Tesla Model S P85D in Warminster, PA | Philadelphia Tesla Model S | O'Neil Nissan
I have nothing to do with them, but am from Syracuse originally and was looking at weather tonight when this popped up.
Dzm
2015 Tesla Model S P85D in Warminster, PA | Philadelphia Tesla Model S | O'Neil Nissan
I have nothing to do with them, but am from Syracuse originally and was looking at weather tonight when this popped up.
Dzm
That does not seem like a good price for a dealer car with no CPO warranty. If it was in the low 50s it would make sense for a car without the extra warranty. Especially when considering you can find a P85D CPO with a 4 year warranty for the mid 50s.
Toppatop55
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Toppatop55
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If the car had the 4yr ext warranty and was $56k, then you'd be competitive in pricing. I'm holding off on pulling the trigger right now on a 2015 85D, under 40k miles and no salt from NE roads, with all the same options as yours except tech package which was integrated into base vehicle, for $54k and it has the 4yr Manufacturer Used aka CPO (but it's not CPO) warranty as I'm buying it directly from Tesla (if I pull the trigger)
Just trying to help you in pricing, and obtw that is a beautiful looking car.
Dzm
spy4007
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Just curious, you all think a 2yr CPO warranty is enough for a higher mileage Tesla built in the 2014 time-frame? I owned a 2013...very glad I had the warranty (loved the car nonetheless). My 2015 was much better build. Curious what you all think...? Thanks
Toppatop55
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For my asking price you can purchase a 2 or 4 year extended warranty if the buyer chooses. Considering that my car is fully optioned, I would say the price is more than competitive. Even with Tesla CPO. keep in mind also there’s no $1500 destination charge.
Depends on your risk tolerance. We love our Tesla but would not dream of owning it without warranty coverage. If I were advising a friend or family member, I would ask them to not consider any used Tesla without a 4 year warranty.
Anything that may break is going to be expensive to fix and only Tesla can fix it so you have to suck it up and pay whatever they tell you to pay. I'd rather just have a warranty and not have my ownership experience ruined by being upset about a potentially huge bill.
I'll give you a small example of the value of warranty coverage. Let's say your MCU develops the well known yellow border issue. The MCU replacement could cost thousands and you may opt to drive around in a car with a yellow border on the MCU because of the cost of fixing it. On the other hand if you have the warranty, you can be assured that you can drive a car with any issues fixed properly.
spy4007
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That's a fair price.
Given the fact that you can buy a P85D for the low to mid 50s , it makes sense for an 85D to be priced in the mid 40s.
Toppatop55
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I repectfulky disagree. Not all MS85D are the same. You can’t compare a $95K car to a $110K car and expect the sale price to be the same. Not to mention mileage are far apart
It's a wash. They're both nearly 4 years old, 33K vs 39K miles, 4 months vs 9 month warranty. One thing is for sure, you will not get the same price as a similar P85D.
Take into effect the cost of extended service agreement plus $200 per issue that happens to be covered! Compared to CPO warranty with ZERO deductible and technically no “up front” cost if you find the right deal compared to private party.
That's a really good point. It's better to buy a CPO car with a 4 year warranty but then you need to really do your due diligence to make sure they are not trying to sell you a damaged car.
Wow! They have upgraded the camera used to take photos of CPO cars. is that 640 X 480?
We can now confirm that they are trying to sell a car that is black in color and it has wheels
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