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Title is a bit misleading. They give an additional 1 year / 10k miles on top of any remaining warranty. This is pretty consistent with some of the other manufacturers. Granted it’s shorter than the German CPO warranties, but we all know Tesla doesn’t recondition their used cars.
If someone is trying to defend Tesla with new policy you should put that person on "ignore" asap.
Used Tesla - You can NOT see pictures of used car before you are ordering . You have to deposit $500 plus transfer fee (500 - $2500? at that time. Both non refundable. You can not drive used car before giving them your money. Here you should stop comparing Tesla with any other car maker. (Audi,MB,Lexus...).
The warranty is NOT in line with other CPO programs. My wife's Volvo is a CPO vehicle which came with... amazing enough... a 4YR 50K extended warranty. You think Tesla was doing this in the first place just to be swell ? They were being competitive. It's obviously becoming too expensive to stand behind their cars.Trust me, I am not trying to defend or condone Tesla's new used policy, and I also think the fact that they do not put pictures up anymore is simply crazy and makes the process almost pointless from a consumer standpoint. All I was saying is that the warranty period is in line with other CPO programs and how they operate, but certainly the new / current Tesla used warranty is on the low side for time and distance compared with other manufacturers.
The warranty is NOT in line with other CPO programs. My wife's Volvo is a CPO vehicle which came with... amazing enough... a 4YR 50K extended warranty. You think Tesla was doing this in the first place just to be swell ? They were being competitive. It's obviously becoming too expensive to stand behind their cars.
Their initial warranty is a 4 year - but she has an additional 4 years from the original in-service date. Zero deductible too... compared to the $200 deductible I've grown used to with the Model S extended warranty.The Volvo disclosure says 5 year unlimited miles “Calculated from the original in-service date and zero miles.” Additional warranty available.
Still pretty good, but what’s Volvo initial warranty? If it’s 4 years, then they are adding a year and making it unlimited miles. Pretty good, but not a game changer except for the unlimited miles part.
Their initial warranty is a 4 year - but she has an additional 4 years from the original in-service date. Zero deductible too... compared to the $200 deductible I've grown used to with the Model S extended warranty.
The end result is that Tesla is "tightening up" yet again. It feels like a lifetime ago when the friendly mobile Tesla guy came into our driveway and took care of things quickly... with a smile... had the needed parts with him... was usually on his way within 2 hours. Sigh...
That’s not what’s listed on the CPO page, sounds like she got a good deal.
These companies also only sell recent cars as CPO. I don’t think anyone sells a 2013 car as a CPO with the great warranties like Tesla was doing (of course without the CPO process or name - just used cars with warranty). Nissan certainly does not from my recent buying experience there. BMW goes back 3 or perhaps 4 years for CPO.
Oh wow, that sucks! For me, that was one of the main reasons why buying pre-owned from Tesla was still attractive. I ordered on October 3rd but just took delivery on the 17th - thankfully I got the 4 yr/50k mile warranty still.Used no longer comes with 4yr/50k warranty even when under 50,000 miles!!
My guess is they really want to drive sale for the New 69 420 model S...???!!!