Buying a used 2017 Tesla Model S

[ridgeunknown]

Did you mean December 2016?

I purchased a 2016 Model S 75 with 17K miles in November 2018 directly from Tesla in South Florida. It was manufactured on 9/16, it has the facelift, free supercharging, AP1 and pano roof. It was first listed on the Tesla website on 10-22-18 for $63,100. I bought it 11-09-18 for a bit under $51,000. I have the 4 year, 50K warranty and I have already put it to use. The front seat was making a lot of noise and it was fixed at no cost. Also, one the remotes stop working and it also replaced for free. Black with Tan interior and black Alcantara headliner.

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Regards,
Alex

niiiiiice that was a good save and yeah i meant 2016 my apologies.

 

[ridgeunknown]

So I've noticed at like near 90% charge I get 180 miles how can I tell how many miles I would get at 100% charge without actually doing that to the batteries? I plan on upgrading to the 75 kWh battery but I don't necessarily can justify the $2K investment. How many miles does it increase its range by?

 

[Alset4S]

So I've noticed at like near 90% charge I get 180 miles how can I tell how many miles I would get at 100% charge without actually doing that to the batteries? I plan on upgrading to the 75 kWh battery but I don't necessarily can justify the $2K investment. How many miles does it increase its range by?

200 and 259

 

[Jaciee]

So I've noticed at like near 90% charge I get 180 miles how can I tell how many miles I would get at 100% charge without actually doing that to the batteries? I plan on upgrading to the 75 kWh battery but I don't necessarily can justify the $2K investment. How many miles does it increase its range by?

My 90% for my July 2017 75D is 224 miles of range. Doing some quick math based on my 75D, you are looking good! I would recommend that you make a monthly saving plan to give you the ability to unlock the battery. For now, you'll be fine and you will learn how to plan for trips just like all of us have. It's very fun . Also, when you do unlock the battery, do make sure they "Uncork" you. I'm not 100% sure if you'll actually need this, but using TeslaFi and the research everyone on here has done can show you if you are "corked" or not. "Uncorking" will give you the maximum performance out of your battery and perform close to mine.

Enjoy the Tesla! I know you'll love it

 

[ridgeunknown]

200 and 259

ahhh i see thank you very much

 

[Alset4S]

My 90% for my July 2017 75D is 224 miles of range. Doing some quick math based on my 75D, you are looking good! I would recommend that you make a monthly saving plan to give you the ability to unlock the battery. For now, you'll be fine and you will learn how to plan for trips just like all of us have. It's very fun . Also, when you do unlock the battery, do make sure they "Uncork" you. I'm not 100% sure if you'll actually need this, but using TeslaFi and the research everyone on here has done can show you if you are "corked" or not. "Uncorking" will give you the maximum performance out of your battery and perform close to mine.

Enjoy the Tesla! I know you'll love it

We're close. My late 2016 75D shows 228 at 90%. Last time I charged to 100% for a trip two weeks ago it showed 254 miles. Only lost 5 miles since new.

 

[AMPd]

We're close. My late 2016 75D shows 228 at 90%. Last time I charged to 100% for a trip two weeks ago it showed 254 miles. Only lost 5 miles since new.

Dang that’s more range than my P90D

 

[AlexP]

The range on my S 75 at 100% is 234

 

[quickstrike12]

The range on my S 75 at 100% is 234

That’s my exact number also. Seems to have settled on this in recent months during road trips. Around 212 at 90%

 

[johnareval00]

Learning from this thread a lot.

 

[johnareval00]

Just to add up to what others have suggested, you should at least bring a trusted mechanic with you when you set out to see the car for yourself. It won't also hurt to read other car reports, not just the one handed over to you by the dealer.