Should You Buy a Used Tesla Model S?

[@javierrios1508]

Just picked up my 2015 model s P85D with only 90k miles free supercharging for only 14,500 after the used EV tax credit and loving it so far!

[@pureniku]

I have a question how much is your monthly car payment? I’m considering. Trading in my car for a Tesla model s to save money.

[@javierrios1508]

@ I actually don’t have a monthly car payment since I paid for it cash.

[@pureniku]

@@javierrios1508 that’s awesome dude do you recommend me outright buying it ?

[@javierrios1508]

@ it all depends on your budget brotha. Me personally I don’t like having a car payment unless it reasonably low below 350. But I would recommend trying to find one that has free supercharging and some warranty on it. Mine for example has had its rear drive unit replaced by Tesla and is under warranty by them. Unfortunately it has no longer the battery warranty which will suck if something does happen to it but there is a third party company that does give warranty for it for like 3500 or so but I’m doing my research on that currently. So far the car has been great brotha and I was very hesitant in getting one but I’m glad I did. If you qualify for the very tax credit use it, you can talk with private sellers and see if they are willing to sell through keysavvy so you can use the tax credit at the time of purchase

[@pureniku]

@ okay thanks for the advice bro!

[@InternetDude]

You don't have to keep your foot on the brake pedal when it is booting up. The screen in front of you does take a long time to boot up on the old MCU1 cars. Also, the screens are leaking, not cracked. Very common issue. Tesla will upgrade both screens with faster newer units for approx $1500.

[@balikadam35]

Brother, thank you so much for the video but please watch the others KZbin video that how they are describing the car and all everything. I have been waiting for the battery health how many miles range I didn’t see anything I keep pushing forward. Maybe I missed it but I think 90% or 80% that in the video you talk a lot you don’t give more information but please take it for constructive comment for you for your sideand also some graphic pictures on the video your explanation and everything. The way that you talk is everything is great but too much information that we have interested in or I am not interested. I’m interested in my car. I’m not interested for the backstory or anything.

[@csxtrainman95]

The screens aren’t cracked that has something to do with the adhesive for the screens!

[@No2ndHandInfo]

thats nice, my 2020 prius LE FWD averages a minimum of 65 mpg combo city highway in eco mode flowing with the traffic - never ahead of it- i paid 25000 for it used 19 months ago when cars were high with 6000 miles on it- Like my previous prius no issues - just oil change with 0-16 every 10k- unless short trips then its less- its quieter safer etcetera... than the 2nd gen that averaged 40mpg PEACE MR Keep the well spoken vids

[@chhannaradio]

Historical car. hate the tablet though... just so ugly.