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I have two cars at home that I don't need, an old 2006 Range Rover and a Merc S Class, however, since Tesla don't accept trade ins, where can I sell it? (I tried dealers, and advertising on used car sites, but nobody seems to be interested)
Keeping it for the next few months, just in case there is an issue with Model S that will need time to fix. Plan to give it to a dealer in a few months.
Sold my one to a 2nd hand car dealer in Tsuen Wan. So far my life's worst financial decision to buy this car and sell it after less than two years. However just couldn't resist to buy the Model S.
Sold my mustang to help pay for the Model S. Never driving an ICE again! (Unless my wife has the Model S). Can't wait to get a second Tesla, which will be the Model 3.
To buy the S I sold a 1959 Porsche through a classic car broker who is a vintage Porsche expert (took a month to sell), and a 2008 Prius through Craigslist, cash sale (took a week to sell). To buy the Roadster I sold a 2009 Porsche Cayman through Craigslist and accepted a cashiers check because of what I knew about the buyer (took six days to sell).
You say "nobody seems to be interested" in your Range Rover and Mercedes S class. Any car can be sold relatively quickly if priced slightly below market. Determining market value takes some effort, you need to look at a lot of online ads for cars that appear to be comparable to the condition of your car (and that typically have asking prices thousands of dollars above what the selling price will ultimately be) and figure out what a reasonable price will be for your car.
Many sellers (but not all) have an "optimistic" belief in the value of their vehicle. Remember that the market is usually awash with cars very similar to yours. Buyers have a wide range of choices and can easily find cars for sale online.
Actually there are increasing numbers of Model S for sale and I would say used S prices have dropped this year compared to last year. I think that will continue as S owners trade up to the D and the X next year, and as S production volumes increase.
Gave the old Japanese ICE car to my staff. He is spending few $ to overhaul it, and claims will last another 5-7 years. Wish him well with that nicely made 4 wheel drive SUV.