Buying Used From Tesla.com - Pros and Cons - TESBROS

[@tesbros]

Would you rather buy new or used?

[@73av8r5]

I’d rather save $10k. Rates are climbing as well which means higher payments.

[@mostmost1]

Used

[@papafamilias92010]

Used - you can get FSD and Acceleration Boost for almost nothing on a vehicle with low mileage. Prices are very good right now (mid 2023)

[@Gabriel_Fonseca]

Used

[@kayb9630]

Thanks for this. I'm deciding if I should jump into my first EV and I'm weighing the costs, pros, cons, and so on. And this series took away some of the stress of searching through all of the sites and data. Appreciate it.

[@tesbros]

Anytime!

[@Brooklyn727]

Totally worth it for what is now $17k in “free” software upgrades! Plus solid warranty.

[@flyingscotsman32]

Immediately subscribed. I’m still wary of buying one with a non-refundable delivery fee (Wisconsin boy so most are either 1 or 2k delivery fee with rare Illinois options for what I’m interested in) but I’m glad to get all your feedback throughout this series.

[@tesbros]

Welcome! Always happy to help

[@BuckMcAntlerson]

Just bought a 2022 Model 3 off Tesla's used inventory and it comes WITH FSD. Mine is coming from Fremont and delivery is $2,000. Got Blue which is extras plus sport wheels and winter package. $27,900 and only 19,000 miles $30k for 19k mile Blue Model 3 with FSD is a steal, I believe. 36

[@tesbros]

Nice score! Enjoy your new ride!

[@BuckMcAntlerson]

@tesbros thanks man. Was a 2 year CA lease. We're excited to finally get a Tesla. Been invested since 2019 so finally get to see what all my money is in lol. Next will be CyberTruck, of course! Yours was one of the first ones I saw around Chatt. Can't wait.

[@matshagstrom9839]

I find used cars on the Tesla website are priced substantially less than what private party individuals and even other car dealers are trying to get for the cars. I think the public has not cut up with the reality that secondhand Teslas have dropped substantially in price and value. A few years ago we had a car shortage, but now there is a car glut.

[@Cakebattered]

Definitely not true for Model 3.

[@MeezyPeezy]

Not true at all

[@verynick]

What’s a car glut? Lol

[@verynick]

@@Cakebatterednot true in what sense?

[@Vividatt]

I think it’s more actually

[@cnuoffer]

List price for Teslas here in Vegas were about $10k more than Tesla's website for comparable used Model 3. I was also able to do a trade in with Tesla. So it was much better pricing than the dealership. I didn't look at private party.

[@tesbros]

Glad you found the best deal for you!

[@ModernPepper]

Subbed! Never too long as long as it is informative. These 3 part series were very informative👍 QUESTION #1: When looking at buying from a private party/person, what do u recommend for checking the on the condition of the battery? (Other than checking the battery cover from underneath, as u recommended.) QUESTION #2: If buying 2020 or newer, is the battery condition a concern?

[@tesbros]

Thanks for your support! The battery is rarely a concern unless it’s physically punctured

[@harshag5423]

Thank you so much for your information. I have an internship interview for used car sales analytics role and this helped me very much in understanding the issues of buying a used tesla

[@tesbros]

Best of luck!

[@ianbladuell2694]

The only pro buying from Tesla is that you get that one year 10,000 mile warranty. Other than that , the cons are you’re buying a car unseen and if you cancel the delivery because it’s not what you expected it to be you lose your deposit.

[@tesbros]

That is true - you do lose that $250 if you cancel. I'd say there's a little comfort knowing all used Teslas put back on the market by Tesla should be in good shape, and if there's something wrong, they can fix it under warranty. But yeah, buying unseen is still a risk for sure

[@ianbladuell2694]

@@tesbros its not just $250 for used tesla. It goes from $0 if near you up to $2k if far away.

[@GoLongAmerica]

@@tesbros $250?? The deposit is always $500 for me in Missouri.

[@tesbros]

@@GoLongAmerica interesting. I haven’t heard of the $500 but are you referring to the delivery fee? That’s the minimum Tesla will charge for delivery even if it’s nearby. But the $250 non refundable goes towards the purchase.

[@GoLongAmerica]

@@tesbros That’s interesting. I guess Tesla fees are different depending on where one lives. Every Tesla order where I live has a $500 non-refundable deposit. I can pick up the vehicle for free, but if it needs to be transferred, the fee is $500-2000.

[@bruceyung70]

Found your youtube website. Saved me headaches! Appreciate information on tesla website about new and used Teslas.

[@tesbros]

Awesome, glad it helped!

[@DanielWraps]

I literally just reserved a 2022 M3LR Blue with white/black interior, 14k miles with Enhanced Auto Pilot and Accelerator Boost ($57k retail new) for $42,500. When the prices begin dropping they do so at a rate of 500 per day. Have a strategy and follow through. You then cannot blame anyone but yourself. I paid $500 for the deposit and i was close enough. The shipping fee was $500. All in all, a win i would consider. Plus the added 1 year to basic warranty is the same as buying 2023 for coverage sake. At 3.7 seconds 0-60, your LR is now a Performance comparable vehicle and actually is faster above 60 in a roll race with 358 miles of range. You can have a million dollars and be a millionaire but if you spend a million, youre as broke as the next guy.

[@tyslife4001]

2024 I’m just now going used Tesla kinda excited !

[@tesbros]

Congrats and welcome to the channel!

[@00Savvn]

no way used model y was 70k and now theyre 30k 1 year ago

[@undyingsonars]

Just bought a white 2021 model Y with induction wheels and 30k miles FOR 30k.

[@RyanGoslingEnthusiast]

@@undyingsonars Just picked up a 2020 Model 3 w/50k miles for 21k flat (was 25k but fed tax credit brought it down😏), honestly with the extra 1 year warranty these used teslas right now are such a deal.

[@undyingsonars]

@@RyanGoslingEnthusiast LR or RWD?

[@RyanGoslingEnthusiast]

@undyingsonars LR, came with acceleration boost added as a bonus

[@undyingsonars]

@@RyanGoslingEnthusiast awesome deal then

[@jfrealestate201]

This was a great summary. I didn't even know Tesla themselves offer a used car market.

[@tesbros]

Happy to help!

[@FineVisionz]

When buying used from Tesla, when it's time to pick up the car, are you able to look at the exterior and interior before purchase? Are you able to test drive the car as well? Thanks!

[@tesbros]

Yes, you can check it out inside and outside, but not a test drive typically. (However, you can schedule test drives w the different models at a Tesla service center if you are interested in that.) Also if you decline the Tesla, your deposit is nonrefundable

[@TRD_Cueto]

Thanks for this video! Im currently in the market for a 2021-2023 M3LR. Ive struggled locating one in my price range along with a dealer that can process the used EV tax credit. Im curious as to your thoughts on a used Tesla that was a previous " manufacturer buyback" from tesla and is now at a dealership. This specific dealership specializes in buyback vehicles and provides a document from Tesla that states the issue(s) with that vehicle. The title is also "branded" with buyback. Ive bought and sold MANY vehicles but never one like this, especially an EV. Thoughts on this?? Thanks again for the vid

[@tesbros]

Hmm, do you know the reason for the buyback?

[@TRD_Cueto]

@@tesbros each vehicle was different but some items were fixed or attempted 3-8x....

[@tesbros]

I would be very wary of that. I don't like to buy any cars that have been previously repaired, but that's also personal preference. Buying a buyback vehicle does come with some risk, so it depends on how comfortable you are with that. Tesla would buy back a car most likely when a vehicle has significant quality problems or defects that fall under "lemon law" regulations, where repeated repairs can't resolve the issue, leading to the manufacturer being obligated to repurchase the car from the owner. It's possible it's completely fixed by now, but i would take that into consideration. Also it may be harder to sell a car with that history too if you to plan to resale at some point.

[@TRD_Cueto]

@@tesbros my thoughts exactly!

[@ngarci8040]

I’m pretty much convinced I’m going used Tesla through Tesla…

[@tesbros]

That's typically the most convenient route

[@SourGrasshopper]

The only thing I'm worried about is imperfections with the interior or paint things like that, not being able to see until delivery sucks

[@tesbros]

It does and for minor things, they won't cover it unfortunately. But you can always back out if it's not the quality you want.

[@vintagecomputing2314]

@@tesbros Can you back out if the car had to be shipped to your local dealer?

[@jb413]

You have me 90% there. I’m ready to pull the trigger…. How does trading in your car online through their website work? Can you explain that process?

[@tesbros]

Once you have a VIN and the car at your delivery center, it’ll ask you if you have a trade in on the Tesla app. Most things are done through the app btw. During that process, put your vin and info with photos and they’ll come back in a few days with a offer. You can accept and if you do, you can bring that in for a trade in to save some costs on taxes. Hope that helps and let us know if you have any other questions!

[@andrewsparks4648]

One of the first videos on KZbin I've ever commented on. This was extremely helpful and I learned a lot from your video. Thank You!!

[@tesbros]

Glad it helped!

[@ivan_7076]

So the used Tesla market on the Tesla website is around the same has dealerships?

[@tesbros]

Similar. I would check out both to see who has the better deal for you in your area

[@dddmmm21]

My only concert is lack of pics and they say car may contain cosmetic imperfections and when you click on details they say 4in scratches and 2in dents are acceptable... Those are huge in my opinion... I want to believe they would deal with imperfections but they cant guarantee. I called and they said I back from purchase once car arrives but by that time your deposit and transportation fee are non-refundable.

[@tesbros]

All very good points. Even if it’s somewhat more convenient than other ways of buying a used Tesla, it is a bit of a risk :/

[@julio8879]

I’m planning on a buying a model y as my first EV. I currently don’t have insurance because I haven’t had my own vehicle in a year. Do I need insurance before making my non-refundable order deposit? My plan is to buy Tesla insurance, I just don’t know if I can apply for insurance after I’ve sent the deposit and it asks me the questions in the app. Please help!

[@tesbros]

No, you don’t need to have insurance before making your non-refundable order deposit for a Tesla. The deposit secures your order and doesn’t require proof of insurance at that stage. However, you will need insurance before you can take delivery of the vehicle. Once your Tesla is close to being delivered, the Tesla app will guide you through the next steps, including providing proof of insurance. At that point, you can apply for Tesla Insurance or any other provider. Some states don't have Tesla insurance, so keep that in mind. If you plan to go with Tesla Insurance, you can apply for coverage closer to your delivery date. Tesla typically gives you a delivery window in advance, so you’ll have time to set up your insurance before taking possession of the car.

[@nishiki393]

Great video Ji. Lots of useful info and pro tips!

[@tesbros]

Glad it helped!

[@mattyjmogul]

@@tesbros Helpes do much , I have my "Neused" Delivery Day tomorrow! Found a Unicorn of a deal IMHO ...hope they bless me with some freemium upgrades that be nice surprise if so. Taking your checklist with me & the wife will have hers on the ipad..lol

[@David_Palma]

Good information thanks! Just one question, what other fees or extra charges are made to the final price, besides the taxes and transportation fees, like how much more increase the price from the one is displayed on the Tesla website?

[@tesbros]

There shouldn’t be any additional fees

[@KLEANTRIX]

Great video. Do you have a video about the best 3rd party warranty for your tesla? I have a 2017 Model S that is out of warranty. Thanks in advance!

[@tesbros]

We recommend xcare www.xcelerateauto.com/xcare

[@KLEANTRIX]

@@tesbros Hope you can make a video about it! Thanks!

[@tesbros]

@@KLEANTRIX thanks for the idea! Added to our list.

[@nealginsberg]

@tesbros Does anyone know , from Tesla's web store, why in NY I cannot transfer out of state teslas to a NY store? Those cars just don't show up - new or used.

[@papafamilias92010]

Great breakdown, thanks.

[@OGSarah]

Is it possible to hire someone as a consultant to help me determine what model S I should get? I was initially in the market for a 2016 model S but as I have learned more and more about the functionality and the potential upgrades I’m wondering if I should get a newer model up to a 2020 because I do not like the 2021 refresh. But even so I do wonder if there are any drawbacks to being closed off to newer models and it’s so hard to navigate the information online

[@wadafruit]

Hope this helps... Here's my story... Currently running a '22 MYP 33k miles bought new (no problems), Used model S 2013, 115k miles. Saturday - Extremely heavy rain, driving about 10 minutes to evening church meeting. After meeting, few error codes popped up on my screen even though car was driveable to supermarket prior to going home. Once parked, car would not re-engage and next day car screen would not even turn on. Had it towed to Electrified Garage in Ocala, FL. They did assessment and concluded water had gotten into the drive unit from a poor seal. So basically a 9k fix to get a used 2020 REMAN P85 unit and replaced. Looks like it is a problem in the Model S earlier models. Kind of upsetting that they haven't at least warned people about the seal and stuff. Here is a really good article explaining basically the exact same thing that happened to my 2013 Model S P85 145k miles. insideevs.com/news/534878/tesla-models-motor-fail-rain/ Conclusion from article..."So the moral of the story is that if you happen to own a Tesla (specifically an earlier Model S) then get it inspected prior to the end of your warranty coverage and make sure that the speed sensor and its associated hardware/seals are in good condition so that water intrusion into the motor and potential motor failure can hopefully be avoided." Another side story, I also had a 2013 Rav4 EV which basically had the exact same motor and drivetrain had a similar issue. The coolant leaked from the seal into the motor and caused my RAV4 to not operate. Almost very similar type problem. 9k problem. Sold vehicle for loss and moved on with my life. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHOopZ59fcl-rbc Tesla Model S - Flooded Motor Repair

[@boysovereign]

Excellent Video. I do have a question though. Do they do trade-in with the used Tesla car?

[@tesbros]

Yes. You can put your vin number and can get a estimated trade in value. You can do this through Tesla website.

[@FILIPINOTUNER]

Are the prices on the website "out-the-door" prices? Or are there other fees & taxes on top of the $250 and potential delivery fee?

[@tesbros]

In addition to the vehicle's listed price, you should anticipate the following additional costs: - A non-refundable deposit of $500 is required at the time of order. (It was $250 when this video was made). - If the vehicle needs to be shipped to your local delivery center, a non-refundable delivery fee ranging from $500 to $2,500 will apply, depending on the distance. - Applicable state and local sales taxes will be added based on your registration address. - Registration and Title Fees: These fees vary by state and cover the cost of registering the vehicle and obtaining the title in your name.

[@FILIPINOTUNER]

@tesbros Thank you for the additional info sir.

[@mr.getitdone1451]

Would you recommend me buying a used 2021 model y long range with acceleration boost, 20inch rims and tow hitch. Its selling price is 30,933. But it has 60,700 miles . I’m stuck and don’t know what to do. Anything helps thanks 😊

[@tesbros]

I’d say that’s pretty good. But I would put the vin on carfax and check it out there. Then put all the info on Kelley blue book and check what prices are going for there. You’ll have an extra year of warranty if you buy from Tesla so that’s a plus, since this basic warranty has expired. Keep in mind that 20 inch rims will decrease your range a bit compared to 18in but that’s still a personal preference

[@jasonJones-ks5co]

Is the additional 1 year warranty kick in after the 4 year warranty? Or does it kick in when you take delivery of the car?

[@tesbros]

After the 4 yr warranty. From Tesla: Tesla used vehicles are covered by the remainder of 4 years or 50,000 miles left on the Basic Vehicle Limited Warranty. After expiration, the Used Vehicle Limited Warranty provides additional coverage of 1 year or 10,000 miles. If the Basic Vehicle Limited Warranty has already expired, the Used Vehicle Limited Warranty will provide coverage of 1 year or 10,000 miles, starting from your delivery date.

[@betitos11]

Sonif the Model Y i like from their website does not have FSD or boost they will add it for free ?? I don't understand

[@tesbros]

No. Buying from Tesla will have a better chance of having those features though since they can add them easily, whereas buying from a private seller or dealership wouldn't have that option

[@betitos11]

@@tesbros - Does Tesla offer upgrades to buy during the transaction? We will most likely buy a used Model Y just looking if buying from Tesla is a better option. Thanks

[@tesbros]

They don't at the moment. Good luck with your search!

[@mrfergycars]

Are you guaranteed the financing from Tesla if you pay the initial delivery fees etc? On my end it says I have to make the delivery fee payment first.

[@tesbros]

Typically, financing arrangements are separate from any initial fees or payments required for delivery. It's always best to directly confirm the details of the financing terms with Tesla or whichever financing institution you're working with.

[@seanstours3913]

Such valuable content

[@ezingles698]

Can you also get Tesla car insurance?? California car insurance is very expensive 😅😊😊

[@tesbros]

@@ezingles698 yes. Once you get it , you can check rates on the Tesla app.

[@BuckMcAntlerson]

Great video

[@mattstephenson641]

Does buying a used Tesla from the Tesla website qualify for the Federal Used EV Tax Credit? It seems that not even Tesla knows.

[@tesbros]

It can be pretty confusing but the short answer is yes it's possible depending on certain requirements. Here are all the requirements for the used ev tax credit: www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/used-clean-vehicle-credit Highlights: - Income Limits: Your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) must be under $75,000 for individuals, $112,500 for heads of households, or $150,000 for married couples filing jointly. - Price Limit: The used electric vehicle (EV) must be priced at $25,000 or less. - Vehicle Eligibility: The used Tesla must be sold by a dealer (Tesla qualifies) and must be at least two years old. - Ownership Requirement: You must be the first buyer using the tax credit for that specific vehicle. It can only be claimed once per vehicle. - Credit Amount: The credit is up to $4,000 or 30% of the vehicle’s sale price, whichever is lower.

[@chim5010]

This is so crazy. Why would you say you can’t pick it up in Carlsbad. I live in Carlsbad. Can I pick it up in Carlsbad? I’m so confused. I really enjoy your videos. FYI.

[@chenaim23]

You can pick it up but it costs more sometimes 😊

[@ajshah2748]

Anyway can we negotiate the used Tesla price?

[@tesbros]

@@ajshah2748 nah. They don’t negotiate unfortunately.

[@jessicatran1012]

Do you know if you’re allowed to test drive it when it arrives at the nearby dealership after you have paid the delivery and deposit?

[@tesbros]

Yes, you can

[@jessicatran1012]

That’s great news! I was stressing about buying sight unseen. Their used department is subpar and I wish I had a following to share my experience 🤪

[@tesbros]

I'm sorry to hear that! What happened?

[@jessicatran1012]

They avoid talking on the phone like the plague. I’ve asked them to call and I get a text message lol. I tried calling and when I press the prompts to speak to someone regarding used vehicles, I get someone that says they can only help with new inventory and they try to to push me for a new. So I’m back to texting again. The responses via text are short and nothing that gives me the warm fuzzies of purchasing car unseen. Perhaps I’m so used to other places like Apple where they have great service in their text responses. Prior to searching KZbin, it was a shock to me that their used vehicles have no photos or videos, and it seems a hit or miss on test driving the used. I saw another video that says they didn’t allow him to test drive or even open the door to look inside. Like what??? It sucks that we have to pay the $500 delivery fee and $500 order fee in order to have a chance to look at it. I get a message after a week of paying the $1k that my order will be cancelled if I don’t input financing details. But the thing is I was already approved through Tesla new if they saw my account. Which the new is obviously a higher loan so it made no sense to have to apply again for a lower amount. No follow ups on when the car will be ready or if it shipped. No status on anything. It’s wild such a large company lacks any communication when purchasing thousands of dollars 🥴

[@tesbros]

I'm sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing your experience. If it's any help, they do have to pass certain standards written here: www.tesla.com/support/ordering-used-tesla#vehicle-condition so even if you can't see it or test drive it before putting that money down, it should be 'within spec.' I haven't bought used from Tesla yet - only via third party and dealerships. I know it's a bit more time consuming and generally less convenient, but if you're having problems with Tesla and it's causing this much stress, I would consider looking at private party or dealerships instead. You just have a lot more leeway with test driving and inspection before putting any money down. I like using onlyusedtesla.com/ and www.findmyelectric.com/. Also, we made a couple more videos in this series about buying from a dealer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4K8ZKCEjLd4aMU and buying from a private party: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4bRfJh4o9l5odU so hopefully these can help if you're looking to buy that way.

[@jamesbuckingham8073]

Looking to purchase a used model X 2019 or newer. Is their way around the transportation fees?Found 4 that I may be interested in 1 1/2 hour away from me at the Tesla Nashville location. Asking $2000 transportation fee?

[@tesbros]

Unfortunately not. I tried but wasn’t successful in removing it. It does get lower if it’s closer though.

[@jamesbuckingham8073]

Thank you for sharing!

[@alexlordm]

Is the warranty from Tesla transferable to the new owner? If buying from a private seller?

[@tesbros]

Yes, you get the normal 4 year or 50k warranty + 8 years battery and drive train with the car. So it depends on how old the car is as to what you get

[@Hi5817]

how do you add your own financing thru your bank ?

[@Hi5817]

is it once you pay the deposit and get on the app ?

[@tesbros]

Yes, so after you pay the deposit and your vehicle order is officially placed, you'll login to your Tesla account to manage your purchase. In your Tesla account, select “Loan” as your payment method -> Third-Party Financing (this is where you’ll indicate you’re using your own bank). Then, you'll provide your bank info to Tesla. You can always contact a Tesla advisor if you need additional help.

[@pentopan]

Do you know if I buy used from Tesla, i will be able to claim the Used clean vehicle tax credit?

[@aphotic_flame]

It qualifies if the price is under $25K and the car is at least 2 years old. For example, now in 2024, the car should be 22'.

[@pentopan]

Thank you for your insightt@@aphotic_flame

[@yardisyard]

@@aphotic_flamedo u know if there is a minimum credit score you need and a minimum down payment? on used inventory

[@sunnysider6350]

@@aphotic_flame Yes, Tesla just started to offer the $4K deducted on the purchase price. My state offers $4K if income is low enough so that's $8K off the Tesla price. Close to $17K before sales tax and DMV reg fees. I will self insure collision, just junk it if in accident. Probably receive back > $10K for the crashed vehicle..

[@Ohh_thapain]

Does Tesla handle tax and tags when buying used?

[@tesbros]

Sales Tax: Tesla generally includes the estimated sales tax in the final purchase price. However, the exact tax rate applied will depend on the state and local tax rates where the buyer resides. Tags (Registration and Title Fees): Tesla often assists with the registration process, including handling the paperwork for tags and title transfer. The cost of these services is typically included in the final price, but there may be additional fees depending on the state.

[@khamals.2245]

Since when do they add the upgrades for free?

[@tesbros]

Not free to consumers. That just means they can add whatever they want before they resell and sometimes you can get a good deal

[@GoogleySuds]

Super helpful thanks

[@tesbros]

Glad to hear it!

[@ssadel]

what’s the timeline for buying a used tesla? it said 1 week estimated delivery but for the past week my app has said “you will be notified once your final payment is available for review”

[@tesbros]

It can be 1-2 weeks. Id try to get a delivery specialist and ask them directly.

[@ssadel]

@@tesbros thanks for fast reply. How do I get in contact with a delivery specialist?

[@73av8r5]

I ordered mine on the 14th….delivery is the 22nd. It’s in Houston, I’m in Fort Worth TX.

[@mostmost1]

​@@ssadelhow long did it take for delivery?

[@ssadel]

@@mostmost1 i believe i was finally contacted by a tesla agent at my delivery center about 2 weeks after buying. from CA to PA

[@73av8r5]

The car I’m buying is way less than KBB value. It’s a 2019 M3 SR+ with 23k miles for $37k. Supposed to be picking it up in a couple days but I’m a bit worried since it’s so much cheaper than KBB which was around $46k. Should I be concerned?

[@tesbros]

I personally wouldn’t be. It fluctuates and KBB is just a baseline. Tesla cars tend to fluctuate quite a bit. I’ve seen it go low but it usually goes back up. Demand isn’t an issue right now so I wouldn’t worry about not being able to sell it. However, if you’re trying to buy now and sell it, I’d be careful since the market has cooled significantly.

[@73av8r5]

@@tesbros Not planning on selling it. This will be my daily driver….thanks for the reassurance. 👍🏻🙏🏻

[@tesbros]

@@73av8r5 congrats on your new ride!

[@73av8r5]

@@tesbros From what you’ve seen….are the “CPO” cars Tesla sells in pretty good shape?

[@blinxs99]

Hey, have you gotten it yet? How is it so far?

[@richardloh-qs2nx]

just 1 year warranty?

[@tesbros]

When buying from Tesla, they give you an extra 1 year. So, they are covered by the remainder (if there is any) of the original 4-year/50,000-mile Basic Vehicle Limited Warranty, plus an additional 1-year/10,000-mile Used Vehicle Limited Warranty after the original warranty expires. Hope this explains it better!

[@navamous]

Anyone been to the Tesla location in Lathrop, CA to look used Tesla?

[@trmcpgale]

Where is it stated that all the used vehicle come fully upgraded with FSD?

[@mostmost1]

They surely don't.

[@tesbros]

They don't all come with FSD. You'll have to check their features.

[@coolchips101]

What makes me hesitant is the fact that the website want you to make a deposit and place the order before they even run your credit. Their website, pre-order placed, has me locked in at 9.79% interest. Am I right and assuming that this will go up?

[@nephiilim]

So only FaceTime? I have to have an Apple phone?

[@tesbros]

You do not have to have an Apple phone

[@savedchris4506]

Jesus loves you❤

[@timjenkins7019]

Can you negotiate price at Tesla?

[@tesbros]

No, it's set

[@jessesmith8817]

Hey I had a question . Besides putting down a down payment and paying for the order fee and transportation fee , will I be paying anything else out of pocket or that’s all I’ll be paying ?

[@tesbros]

That should be all! Buying from Tesla is pretty straightforward with no hidden fees which is nice. If you would rather talk to a rep before buying just to make sure all your questions are answered, you can complete the call contact form on the Used Inventory site and a Used Vehicle Advisor will get in touch with you