Sep 29, 2015
HankLloydRight The VIN was F00011�
Sep 29, 2015
Cyclone Aha!That low VIN, a 2012 car, and only 8k+ miles. Wow!
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Sep 29, 2015
HankLloydRight At least one person was able to talk and pay Tesla into converting a P85 into a P85+ (the upgraded suspension) , but I forget the cost. Even if it were $15k now, that's $85k for a founders edition P85+ in sig red. It's very tempting!!!�
Sep 29, 2015
HankLloydRight Also the "F" is a dead giveaway.�
Sep 29, 2015
Cyclone I hadn't realized that was the VIN in the link title. I agree, once I realized I was looking at the VIN.�
Sep 29, 2015
Cowby Ugh...isn't that a lot for a beefier suspension? and may I ask who (or link to thread) that did such an upgrade?.....hmmm...�
Sep 29, 2015
HankLloydRight It is a lot now. If Tesla is willing to do it again, I'd guess it would cost a bit less. I'm just guessing at the original cost, I don't really remember. I also don't remember who did it -- it was before my time at TMC, but it was right after they announced the P85+. And if I'm not mistaken, this car did end up as a CPO car listed as a P85, but when the buyer got it, it was this unicorn sig-red P85+.�
Sep 29, 2015
Fiver The VIN was F00011. F designating founders, it was the 11th official car made.�
Sep 29, 2015
DougH The + suspension is completely worth it. I went from a P85 to a P85D with +, then back to a P85 and it as like driving a 90's town car.�
Sep 29, 2015
Cyclone Yup. In the TM link, I didn't realize that was the VIN. When looking at Hank's photos, I didn't see the VIN. I didn't realize that the VIN was part of the URL. As soon as I "saw" that this was the VIN, I also knew the F designated Founders. Thanks!�
Sep 30, 2015
Cowby Crickey, you weren't kidding...they do want a lot for it, and now that i've got kids, i'm too cheap to front that now..lol.
hmm, y'all would never guess who the previous owner was....�
Sep 30, 2015
Wshowell Is it just my imagination or are the number of CPO's available dropping fast? My best guess is that there were many people waiting until last night's launch to decide, new S, wait for an X or go CPO. The fact that 20+ CPOs dropped off the consolidator last night would indicate to me that a lot of people (relatively speaking) hit the button last night and bought their CPO. If I was at that point last night, I would have done the same. Nice ride but not worth the wait, extra money and frankly it just didn't move me emotionally like the S does. Still, having choices is good. Hopefully those that were inspired by the X are gearing up to trade in their S and we will see the CPO prices continue to drop at an accelerated rate.�
Sep 30, 2015
HankLloydRight Nine cars all came off between 12:10am and 12:20am this morning, so I'm guessing it was an automated/bulk change by TM.
And four more came off sometime today.�
Sep 30, 2015
DougH Do you know how much the last 85D's sold for?�
Oct 1, 2015
ahurst I haven't seen an 85D on the site yet.�
Oct 1, 2015
No2DinosaurFuel There have been a few. Not cheap. If i remember correctly it was around mid to high 80K for one.�
Oct 1, 2015
DougH There was one a few weeks back, I thought it was around $82K....there is a history of sales on Hanks' site that I cannot access.�
Oct 1, 2015
HankLloydRight There have been two 85Ds and one 70D previously available.�
Oct 1, 2015
DougH Do you know what they sold for?�
Oct 1, 2015
HankLloydRight Yes.
Full history is available on http://ev-cpo.com�
Oct 1, 2015
Buckeye2320 I don't understand how some of these prices are still high. When I look at the ev-cpo. I see that a car with the options I want is listed at $70K, but I see in the sold sections, cars with the same miles, year, and options have sold for $55 - $60 K. How do they determine these prices. The mileage is 200 miles different (CPO Listed vs. CPO sold) and the options are 100% the same.�
Oct 1, 2015
DougH How are you seeing sold cars?, I have registered but do not see them. Also, I have given up on the CPO site and now search Autotrader, that's where the best deals have been.�
Oct 1, 2015
Cyclone History is part of the paid premium subscription to Hank's site. He is providing a wealth of information free-of-charge to us, but supporting and running the site does cost him. The very small cost for the premium subscription unlocks history (and alerting) and goes a long way towards all Hank is providing us. The small cost for the premium subscription is well worth it.�
Oct 1, 2015
taurusking Yes could not agree more...EV CPO is a really useful website�
Oct 1, 2015
DCAC I don't understand either. I am hoping it is end-of-quarter stuff. Otherwise we can call it appreciation.�
Oct 1, 2015
HankLloydRight There are two different (and independent) subscriptions on http://ev-cpo.com -- "Premium" that gives you 10 minute updates and the ability to create alerts for specific configurations. And "History" that provides access to all 750+ CPO cars that were sold or otherwise removed from the Tesla CPO site. Premium starts at $6/month (or less for more months), and History starts at just $4/month (or less for more months). You do not need a sub for one to get the other.�
Oct 1, 2015
jlk It might have to do with the age of the car (in months). Aside from options/miles, I think that they take off a certain percentage or dollar amount based on the production date. The best clue for this is VIN number.�
Oct 1, 2015
world101 Yeah. I have noticed VINs in the P20000 and up include power folding side mirrors and are production builds from mid-late 2013. Those seem to be in a higher price premium bracket than lower VIN cars with virtually the same options and miles. Also it appears color is a factor as well. Best pricing has been on green, brown, and white.�
Oct 1, 2015
sitter_k Not sure if this has been noticed or mentioned
Are some of these car increasing in price?
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080733 Inv San Francisco S60 AP N Dark Blue Metallic Pano 21 Silver Black NextGen 2015 3,977 82,270 ?? 2015-08-18 04:20 �
Oct 1, 2015
HankLloydRight About a month ago, Tesla changed their data format slightly, causing several Inventory cars to be listed at the Price less tax incentives price on EV-CPO instead of the "cash price". I fixed that issue a few days later, but in this case, I think EV-CPO is showing those errant price (2015-09-01: $74,770). But I can't explain the even earlier price of $71,600.�
Oct 2, 2015
HankLloydRight I've added a few new features to EV-CPO.com.
First, I'm now accepting listings of non-CPO cars for any Model S seller that wants to include their listing on the site. Anyone with a "Premium+History" subscription can list a car for sale with all the same sort/filtering options as the CPO cars have, including a link to their selling site (Cars.com, Autotrader, Ebay, etc). These listings appear in a separate tab as "Used Car Listings (Private Sellers/3rd party/Non-Tesla Motors) "
Second, I've added a very quick survey page for anyone that has used EV-CPO to find and buy a CPO or Inventory car. If you have used EV-CPO to help you find and/or buy a car, PLEASE fill out the quick survey here: EV CPO Purchaser Survey All data is confidential and won't be shared or distributed to anyone. It's just to give me an idea of how many people have used the site to help their search for the perfect Model S.
I've also added a small header to explain what the site does and how it works to help new-comers understand what it's all about.
As always, I'm open to feedback and suggestions!
Thanks.�
Oct 2, 2015
dalamchops lol won't let me take 2 surveys, used it to buy 2 cars.�
Oct 2, 2015
HankLloydRight Ha ha, I hadn't considered that. Can you add that to the "notes" area?
edit:Actually, if you log out of your account, you can fill out a second survey. Thanks!�
Oct 2, 2015
MorrisonHiker Great new feature. You'll be the one-stop shop for finding a used or inventory Tesla, no matter where it's originally listed.
Thanks.�
Oct 2, 2015
navindra Hi! I'm looking at the ev-cpo.com data and I'm wondering if this is considered a good deal:
S60 2014 pano TP black 17K miles for $55k plus license and taxes.
I see lots of Teslas on CPO that have gone for less than that. And I skipped out on a recent deal for a brown S60 myself on 9/29.
My other option is a brand new 2016 Volt (with Apple CarPlay!) for $27.5K all inclusive. The Volt looks good, is super cheap, but is smallish and I don't really want the gas engine since I expect 53 miles EV range to be sufficient for 99% of my use.
Opinions? Thanks!�
Oct 3, 2015
MsElectric Don't get the Volt! You'll regret it every time you see a Tesla.
If you do not see the pricing you want call Tesla directly. Some forum members have bought S60s for the late 40s and early 50s by contacting Tesla directly as they have access to CPO cars that are not listed in the public inventory.�
Oct 4, 2015
Drucifer I loved my Volt. It is a terrific, well-engineered and well sorted vehicle that does what it does really well. Also, in 3 years, maintenance was about $120.00 all in. I love my Tesla, but financially at 2.5x the cost, I better like the Tesla more.�
Oct 4, 2015
abasile Great move! Including private party listings is definitely something that needed to happen. Ideally, you want your site to become the "go to" place for anyone interested in buying or selling a used Tesla.�
Oct 5, 2015
dhanson865 VIN 73201 is listed as a P85 but has Y in the AWD column. Is it a P85D or should it say N in that column?
Some of the autotrader pictures look like it is debadged, in the pictures where I see the badge it's too dark to tell easily from a distance and not high resolution enough to zoom in on the badge.
Either way it is listed significantly higher than the P85D CPO prices so I'd expect that price will have to drop.�
Oct 5, 2015
HankLloydRight I fixed that listing, it is not a "D".�
Oct 6, 2015
Cowby Just wanted to say thanks to Hank and ev-cpo.com for helping me find my CPO model S....also another shout out to Brent for continuing to look at Tesla's internal inventories to hunt for my car....i should be getting my car in a week or so if everything goes as planned :biggrin:....i believe this car has a history
Brent Seavey | Owner Advisor
1200 Old Skokie Valley Rd | Highland Park, IL 60035
p 847-579-0028 | m 630-849-4233 | bseavey@teslamotors.com�
Oct 6, 2015
HankLloydRight Glad it helped you out! Be sure to fill out the survey if you haven't already. thanks!�
Oct 6, 2015
taurusking I want to upgrade to 85D since I don't have autopilot but I am not sure if this is the right time. Do you guys think there will be lot more 85D coming to CPO?�
Oct 6, 2015
spentan Yes as people switch to X.
In the meantime, Toronto has a P85 fully loaded with AP, for 100k CAD which is around 76k USD.�
Oct 6, 2015
DCAC What'd you get?�
Oct 6, 2015
DougH Not anytime soon, the X is not going to ramp up until next year.�
Oct 6, 2015
Cowby
i'll snap a pic when i pick it up!�
Oct 7, 2015
hashraf Fellow Tesla owners, I am on the 5 yard line on pulling trigger on a new Tesla instead of waiting for a CPO deal. If someone is willing to offer their $1,000 referral link, please pm me. The only requirement I have is that I would like to split your share of $1,000 i.e. you share $500 of your bonus with me when you get it later (i keep my full $1000). I will obviously need to trust your word (as a fellow Tesla owner) as I will not be chasing you if you run away after you receive the bonus and not share with me (the only ask is your referral link, name, email and phone number). I want put to my order in tomorrow most likely. If nobody is interested in the offer then I will grab a random referral link from the other referral link thread and contend with just my $1000. Hopefully, i am not being too greedy�
Oct 7, 2015
Tamar I hope you'll use Hank's link. You get that the person's whose link you use does not get cash?�
Oct 7, 2015
HankLloydRight I approve this message. (thanks!)
I sure could use a CHADemO adapter which the $500 referral credit would just be enough to get.�
Oct 8, 2015
Dilbagh Is there a destination charge in addition to any delivery/transportation charge for a CPO?�
Oct 8, 2015
jlk I don't believe so. Mine had a delivery charge of $1500, and no destination charge.�
Oct 8, 2015
Cowby Done!
not greedy at all..just entrepreneurial...lol.....i'd take you up on that offer if i had my link ready, alas i don't so just use Hank's link on ev-cpo.com
Already tried that exact one.....logistical nightmare....not worth the effort and actual savings isn't that great...pm if you really want to pursue and know the details
Me too!
ditto this�
Oct 8, 2015
HankLloydRight I think In best interest to hashraf, he should find a VA or OH $2000 referral code, since I'm not in the running for a tour or power wall.�
Oct 8, 2015
Cowby you're just too nice Hank!....I was going to say that, but also wanted you to get that Chademo adapter!....450$!....and for only the occasional use...:redface:�
Oct 8, 2015
Dilbagh I'm on the lookout for a low price S85 CPO but I agree with others that the listed CPOs are priced very high making them unattractive than new ones. Have you guys had any luck in negotiating the price on the listed CPO cars. Does Tesla entertain the price reduction formula (mentioned earlier in this and other threads) for miles driven and year model?
I can wait until apr 2016 when my current lease runs so I'm hoping CPO deals will get better.�
Oct 8, 2015
HankLloydRight As mentioned earlier, a few people have negotiated $1k-$2k off CPO prices near the end of the quarter. YMMV.�
Oct 8, 2015
bonaire Imagine the end of year haggling!�
Oct 11, 2015
DougH 20 something cars sold this weekend!�
Oct 12, 2015
jcjj 7 cars added from San Francisco. Reasonably priced! Several P85's.�
Oct 12, 2015
DougH and no P85D's :crying:�
Oct 12, 2015
johnzhang22 One of them is my new car! 2013 Grey 85 Pano with Tan interior. I'm officially in the Club! :biggrin:�
Oct 12, 2015
No2DinosaurFuel Reasonably priced compared to what is currently offered? Yes
Reasonably priced for the market? No�
Oct 12, 2015
SmartElectric Congrats from a fellow CPO purchaser! You'll love it.�
Oct 12, 2015
HankLloydRight If you used EV-CPO, can you please fill out the Survey? Thanks!�
Oct 12, 2015
bigbear The $50k with no options and the $51k with a pano roof sold, but neither a tech package. Am I right that they both didn't have navigation then? Sorry, I'm new. That 2014 at $58 has been up for a while, nothing exciting about that price for that car.�
Oct 12, 2015
jcjj Yes, just looking at current CPO prices.
Agree, many are still priced too high for the market.�
Oct 12, 2015
Bigsm00ve :biggrin:Reserved a 2013 P85 Mettalic Grey, Pano Roof, 19 inch wheels (I drive on avg at least 100 miles a day, plus Los Angeles freeways have been known to be unkind to rims) Obeche Wood Matte Decor, Tech Package, Smart Suspension, Ultra High Fidelity Sound, Rear Facing seats, Premium Interior Lighting and Parcel Shelf. I have a tentative delivery date of first week of November. Although my Delivery specialist informed me that the car the car had already passed inspection and he was arranging for shipment from the New Jersey store. Fingeres crossed that I can get my model S on the west coast sooner rather then later!
p.s I have a colleague who was looking at a CPO at a P85 with the "Performance Legacy Package" my research has led me to believe that means that a car was/is an 85 and the owner used to be able to have the option to add the suspension to make it a P85? Am I way off on this? Any info would be awesome! Thanks!
Woot first post!�
Oct 12, 2015
DougH Cannot believe no one has not snagged this one. It has Autopilot.
85 kWh Performance Model S P57229 | Tesla Motors�
Oct 12, 2015
MsElectric Not such a great deal as it lacks Air and Sound...
85Ds have sold for around that price or less with about the same performance.�
Oct 12, 2015
bigbear I like, but I like this black out better. http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=252116918943&alt=web�
Oct 12, 2015
DougH It's a 2012 and a really low VIN, it's not a better deal. It has no new hardware.�
Oct 12, 2015
bigbear But you must admit, it's a beauty.�
Oct 12, 2015
DougH Beauty is subjective. That whole blacked out thing is not for me, but if you like it buy it!�
Oct 14, 2015
johnzhang22 Sorry Hank, I did not use your site. I just checked the Tesla CPO webpage like several times a day on my iPhone. I'm glad I don't have to do that anymore, it was getting obsessive. :tongue:�
Oct 14, 2015
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Oct 14, 2015
bigbear
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What about this for $50k? Tesla Model s s 60 kWh Panoramic Roof Black Black | eBay�
Oct 15, 2015
FlatSix911 Which one looks better ...
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Oct 15, 2015
bigbear I want both.�
Oct 16, 2015
freeewilly For the people waiting for a huge price drop after Model X release. Do you see it yet?�
Oct 16, 2015
MorrisonHiker I don't think we'll be seeing huge drops (if any) until there are actually production Model Xs on the roads. Then many current Model S owners will trade up.�
Oct 16, 2015
jtpassat exactly - considering there are only 6 Model X's on the road to date.
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Oct 16, 2015
bigbear 2013 with 27k miles for $54k with tech, pano, leather, air sus, sound studio, and superC, not bad. Have there ever been any sub $50k tesla's on there?�
Oct 16, 2015
freeewilly yes, around half dozen times.�
Oct 16, 2015
DougH The sales guy that is trying to find me a PD said that no one is trading in their PD's, so it's going to be a long wait for a good deal....on a PD anyway.
He also did not think that to many people would trade in their PD for an X.....I have actually been told that by several Tesla people AND with the release of AP they are expecting a ton of new orders in the next few weeks.�
Oct 16, 2015
hashraf Douglas, why dont you try for inventory PD. I ordered 85D last weekend for about same price as 85D CPOs that couple ppl bought sometime back. And mine is like new and being 1st owner i can do 4 yr warranty extension if i want. Take advantage of 2k referral before it goes away in 2 weeks.�
Oct 16, 2015
DougH I have already used up my tax credit for this year, so I either have to wait until 2016 or get a CPO from Tesla or private party used. At this rate I am probably just going to order one and take delivery Jan 2nd.�
Oct 18, 2015
tga I'm curious to see what effect the release of autopilot has on CPO pricing. Ie, now that autopilot is real, will potential CPO buyers shift to new AP cars? Will the potential shift in demand have a significant impact CPO pricing?�
Oct 18, 2015
DougH Their are a lot of P85 and P85+'s on the CPO that have been there for a while, that are not selling. I think that a lot of people are going to want AWD and AP cars. Will Tesla reduce the price on the cars that are not selling?, probably not or they would have already done it.�
Oct 18, 2015
DougH 85D was just added, let's see how long it takes to sell. it was listed at 14:10 today�
Oct 18, 2015
ahurst Odd. It shows as an 85D but with a 5.2 0-60 time (S85).�
Oct 18, 2015
DougH And the AP is listed differently.�
Oct 18, 2015
DougH Lots of cars added.�
Oct 18, 2015
HankLloydRight Of the recently added cars, 11 of the were previously listed and either removed or moved to "hidden". But now they're back.�
Oct 18, 2015
ahurst Price changes?�
Oct 18, 2015
HankLloydRight Looks like price changes on P36468 (-$1300) and P21577 (-$1500).
Here are the previously removed cars now back (interestingly, most were removed on 10-18 -- so this looks like just inventory rotation).
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P24127 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P16974 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P17013 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P45209 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P39333 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P33185 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P24842 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P64331 Original Sold date: 2015-10-18 16:00:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P48609 Original Sold date: 2015-10-14 00:21:05
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P36468 Original Sold date: 2015-08-27 19:30:01
>>>>>>>>>>> VIN Moved back to Available: P21577 Original Sold date: 2015-08-27 19:30:01�
Oct 18, 2015
MorrisonHiker Looks like a fairly good deal...and another $6k off in Colorado. If only it had the panoramic roof!�
Oct 18, 2015
DougH The grey P85D for $104K is a good deal, but for that price I want grey 21"�
Oct 18, 2015
hashraf dont think it is a good deal. You can get better deals on inventory 85D (after tax credit) especially if you dont care about subzero package, premium interior, etc. A brand new 85D starts at $76,700 (85,000 + 1,200 dest - 7500 tax credit - 2000 OH/VA referral) so you have another 13K to add options you really want to get to same price on a new car. Keep in mind, if you dont live in SoCal, you also pay shipping on this CPO whereas new one would be free shipping.�
Oct 18, 2015
bigbear Nice work detective�
Oct 18, 2015
HankLloydRight Thanks. It's just code.
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Oct 19, 2015
bigbear thoughts on this s? Tesla Model s s 60 kWh Panoramic Roof Black Black | eBay�
Oct 19, 2015
taurusking So did 85D got sold that quick...within few hours or am I missing something?�
Oct 19, 2015
AMPd Model S 85D 089458 | Tesla Motors�
Oct 19, 2015
cgiGuy Low mileage is good, but remember once you hit 50K you have no option of the extended warranty as a second owner (since it was sold to a dealer). I just got a trade-in quote from Tesla for mine (see signature below for specs) and they offered $45K at 51,000 miles.
I would think a higher mileage CPO (with full CPO warranty) might be a better deal for you.
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Here's one for $51K.�
Oct 19, 2015
bigbear Red and blue are the two colors that I am not crazy about, but for a decent price I could be swayed.�
Oct 19, 2015
No2DinosaurFuel Yeah like hashraf said, not really a good price.
I just created an 85D with the following add on and still ended up lower than that 85D
85D with Premium Interior,
Smart Air suspension
Panoramic
comes out to be $82.2K for me since I am in CA after referrals
So definitely solidifying my point on how the CPO Teslas are way over priced. I guess Tesla is in no hurry to get rid of them. I mean the Model X is essentially delayed again. 5 Model Xs at the end of September release date just to meet what Musk said about release date. I don't count that as a release. I am not sure if there is any more Model X release since then. My guess is they are still working to get the Model X production up. In the meantime Tesla will continue to keep the prices high on these CPO to encourage more people to buy new so they can meet their 50-55K cars this year which I think a lot of people now are doubting if they are going to include Model X in those numbers.�
Oct 19, 2015
MorrisonHiker You left out a few more options that are included. When I price it out, I get:
Model S 85D $85,000
Red Multi-Coat Paint $1,500
19" Silver Cyclone Wheels $2,500
Tan Next Generation Seats $2,500
Glossy Obeche Wood D�cor $750
Autopilot Convenience Features $2,500
Premium Interior and Lighting $3,000
Smart Air Suspension $2,500
Ultra High Fidelity Sound $2,500
Subzero Weather Package $1,000
Total: $103,750
Buying new in Colorado, that would come down to $90250, not including taxes, delivery, etc.. A VA or OH referral would bring the new price down to $88250 but when buying used in Colorado, I could instead deduct $6000 more off the price of the CPO. I guess I meant it's a fairly good price for Colorado buyers as $83,300 is pretty good for almost new. I'm not really looking for one with that many options but if I got all those options and saved nearly $5000 in the process, I would call it a good deal. If it was any other color, I would seriously consider it.�
Oct 19, 2015
DCAC Wow, no wonder CPO prices are high.�
Oct 20, 2015
dalamchops Curious on all the high VINs in the 53s and 54s... There is as low as a 49k with AP on there and i wonder if any of the higher ones have AP built in (sensors and cameras).�
Oct 20, 2015
taurusking
I cannot find it where is it?
Can you please provide link?�
Oct 20, 2015
dalamchops 85 kWh Performance Model S P49504 | Tesla Motors
this is the lowest w/ AP, and there are quite a bit of VINs much higher than that, as high as 58xxx w/o being listed with AP, but I am confident they have the proper sensors installed.�
Oct 20, 2015
DougH If that was a + I would be all over it.�
Oct 21, 2015
navindra With poor reliability ratings, used Model S prices are going to have to drop or Tesla will have to increase the warranty.�
Oct 21, 2015
paintpolisher It should be a + for that price. Back in May, I looked at a few inventory lower optioned 85Ds in that price range.�
Oct 21, 2015
Drucifer doubtful - minor speedbump in the scheme of things.�
Oct 21, 2015
jtpassat exactly - the only thing affected is the stock price.
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Oct 21, 2015
navindra Perhaps, but where I was ready to jump on a few CPO deals, now I'm not anymore. Reliability issues on a MY 2013 are scary and an unknown for a "normal" buyer like me. CR is even more damning because they think MY 2015 has even more issues.�
Oct 21, 2015
SmartElectric Counter:
We bought an EARLY 2013 CPO S85 for major discount off new 4 months ago.
Original owner had done little/no maintenance, so Tesla took a few weeks and performed everything on the maintenance list to "catch it up".
It's >65000 km and running strong, with 4 more years on the comprehensive warranty, and 6 more on drive train and battery.
Recently we did our first maintenance (wiper blade was hitting a bit loud on the down stroke, yes, I know, first world problems).
Tesla dropped off a loaner P85 and came back same day with our CPO S85 beautiful and clean.
Not only did they fix the wiper, they also put on new brake pads as part of a safety change for winter driving, amazing service!
We couldn't be happier.:love:�
Oct 21, 2015
Drucifer Counter Deux:
I will jump in as well, my CPO 2013 P85 was delivered to my house on Saturday of Memorial Day weekend not fully ready for prime time, and within a day I had developed a list of items that needed attention. The nearest SC wanted it Tuesday morning to correct the items, but I had plans (window tinting etc.) already lined up and told them they could have it Thursday and Friday. They delivered the car back to me Friday (6 days after the 1st delivery) and the vehicle was 100% perfect. I have only had one issue since (heat not working quite right after ver 7.0 upgrade) and the service center worked with me on the phone to get that straightened out without a service center visit.
I would totally buy this car again, and take comfort in the 4 year / 50k mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and the remaining 5 1/2 years of unlimited drive-train warranty.�
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