WTB: P85/P85D

[Bebop]

Black/Black
Autopilot 1.0 must have at a minimum (if it doesn't have at least AP1 don't bother)
P85 or P85D. I'd be interested in either or. Of course, I'd like to more details on options and stuff.
<$65K

 

[Nosken]

Try here http://ev-cpo.com

 

[Bebop]

Try here http://ev-cpo.com

I already checked the site. I love that page. It seems like I may have a better shot of getting a better price via private market. However, worst comes to worst I will keep that in mind. Thank you so much!

 

[Bebop]

*bump*

 

[Bebop]

I'm open to a P85+ as well.

 

[MINInDalila]

I presume you're looking in the States...

 

[Bebop]

I presume you're looking in the States...

Yes since that is where I'm located. No Europe interest on my end since the exchange rate is bad, plus I don't want to have to ship it long distance.

If it's in Canada, I mean that could work too for example. It all depends on the details.

 

[Sharkdiver76]

There were very few p85 or p85+'s made with autopilot, probably around 1000 or so. I don't think you are going to find a p85d in that price range for another year or so.

 

[jaguar36]

The P85D is going to be singificanlty more expensive. For the P85 unless you've got a real hard price limit, (or you want the awesome big frunk) I'd suggest you look at a new 75 instead. Its just as fast, has about the same range, is about the same price after the tax credit but comes with AP2 hardware, and a much better warranty.

 

[Bebop]

the 75 is significantly more expensive new. I for sure wouldn't want a bare base model.

 

[jaguar36]

the 75 is significantly more expensive new. I for sure wouldn't want a bare base model.

You can get a nicely equipped 75 (sound, Leather, PUP, and EAP) for $68.5k after the fed rebate. Compare that to the cheapest AP P85 at $68k, and you get a brand new car with much improved seats, AP2.0, and all the other little changes they've made in the past 3 years. The P85 has a bunch of bling and almost 40k miles on it.

 

[Bebop]

You can get a nicely equipped 75 (sound, Leather, PUP, and EAP) for $68.5k after the fed rebate. Compare that to the cheapest AP P85 at $68k, and you get a brand new car with much improved seats, AP2.0, and all the other little changes they've made in the past 3 years. The P85 has a bunch of bling and almost 40k miles on it.

I found a AP P85 for 57K. I'm on the cusp of closing that deal, however, the guy seems attached to the car and has been hesitant. No argument on price, i think he is attached. so im trying my best to convince him to sell asap because I'm ready to buy.

There is also a P85D with ludicrous for $72K on Cars.com.

And how are you getting 68.5K? On the Tesla site my cash price is 90K for a new 75 RWD Model S. After tax credit that would be about $82.5K

 

[B1JL1]

i have a 2014 p85+, black, 21" grey turbine wheels, clean title, tan leather seats w/nappa trim, ap1, upgraded sound, smart air suspension with 37.2k miles.

 

[Bebop]

i have a 2014 p85+, black, 21" grey turbine wheels, clean title, tan leather seats w/nappa trim, ap1, upgraded sound, smart air suspension with 37.2k miles.

Not interested in tan interior.

For everyone else though. I'm not searching anymore! Close this thread please.

 

[Elec]

i have a 2014 p85+, black, 21" grey turbine wheels, clean title, tan leather seats w/nappa trim, ap1, upgraded sound, smart air suspension with 37.2k miles.

What do you want for it?