Ok, as we were talking about the 'hidden' cars, Tesla just went through and purged about 750 of those cars.. there are now only about 86 "hidden" cars still listed for sale.
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EV-CPO.com CPO Consolidator support thread
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@HankLloydRight,
What do you mean by 'purge'? Removed them? What do they do with those purged vehicles?
Ski
They finally reconciled the cars that actually had been sold with the 'hidden' listings that made it appear that these cars were still for sale.
Small bug. In Europe, a car may show up as a mileage of "3 172 km"
Model S P90D 5YJSA7E40GF136117 | Tesla France
But in your list, shows up as "3" - that space is being treated as termination. I guess look for the km and take all tokens, ignoring whitespace?
Model S P90D 5YJSA7E40GF136117 | Tesla France
But in your list, shows up as "3" - that space is being treated as termination. I guess look for the km and take all tokens, ignoring whitespace?
@HankLloydRight,
Ah....thanks for the clarification. I remember clicking afew buys and getting the "something went wrong" response.....that explains it.
Ski
Thanks. There were a few like that, now fixed.
I have code to parse the miles (or KM) from all the European countries, including the space in France (I actually remove that space and other characters in two different places). I think the ones you found were added several months ago before I had that code. But that really shouldn't happen going forward.
New feature announcement for EV-CPO.com!
I've now added a "Real Time Listing Feed" section, so you can now watch any changes that occur to the database in (almost) real time.
There's a new section called "Real Time Listing Feed" that when open, shows you a scrolling list of the most recent changes, including:
There are three separate feeds, one each for United States, Canada, and Europe. Click the button for each Region. Also, there's no need to reload/refresh the webpage, it automatically grabs new updates on every cycle through the listings.
There's also a slider bar for you to change the scrolling speed if it goes to fast or slow for you.
You can click on any car image to be taken directly to the Tesla Motors detail page for all the options and more photos of each car, and of course, the "Buy Now" button.
This feature is open to everyone -- no subscription or login necessary!
Enjoy!
I've now added a "Real Time Listing Feed" section, so you can now watch any changes that occur to the database in (almost) real time.
There's a new section called "Real Time Listing Feed" that when open, shows you a scrolling list of the most recent changes, including:
- - New Listings
- - Price changes (up or down)
- - Sold cars that have been relisted
- - Hidden cars that are now listed
- - Location changes
There are three separate feeds, one each for United States, Canada, and Europe. Click the button for each Region. Also, there's no need to reload/refresh the webpage, it automatically grabs new updates on every cycle through the listings.
There's also a slider bar for you to change the scrolling speed if it goes to fast or slow for you.
You can click on any car image to be taken directly to the Tesla Motors detail page for all the options and more photos of each car, and of course, the "Buy Now" button.
This feature is open to everyone -- no subscription or login necessary!
Enjoy!
This is pretty cool! Would you be able to add a date in front of the time? It's scrolling, but without knowing the date it's confusing.
>>10:30 pm -- Model S Trim...
>>4:40 am -- Model S
>>9:00 am -- Model X Trim:...
>>3:07 pm -- Model S Trim: S85 VIN:....
Minor (?) Enhancement request for those who may enjoy it.
From the main list page, Trim level shows P90D, P100D and so on. However, if you are parsing the options list, could you "sniff out" Ludicrous mode option and actually list out the P90DL and P100DL right on the list-page in the trim option selector?
From the main list page, Trim level shows P90D, P100D and so on. However, if you are parsing the options list, could you "sniff out" Ludicrous mode option and actually list out the P90DL and P100DL right on the list-page in the trim option selector?
Yeah, that's because there's not a lot of data yet..(just yesterday and today).
I'll probably clear it out each morning so it only shows changes "today", depending on how many changes we see per day.
But if not, I'll add a date.
I put in a "today"/"yesterday" indicator. I don't think keeping data more than two days would be desirable. But for slow days, it will still show something. Thanks.
Since I don't think I've seen Tesla officially use the P90DL as a named trim option, I've only seen 'P90D w/Ludicrous mode' (or 'P100D w/ludicrous'), I don't want to start doing exception coding creating a new trim designation (or what Tesla calls 'badges' internally) than what already officially exists.
So what I did was remove the "Supercharging Enabled" column, and replaced it with a "Ludicrous enabled" Y/N column, so you can easily filter on just cars with Ludicrous mode.
steveho
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I noticed that there are several (couple dozen) that are listed as S85, when they are P85 or P85+, such as this one:
85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1DP3DFP13680 | Tesla
85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1DP3DFP13680 | Tesla
Thanks for the sharp eye. About 13 of those came across coded incorrectly from Tesla's site. I've correct the errors. You can see it here, in Ohio, Preowned, Solid Black, it's listed as just "85", but the same car as a P85+ on the detail page:
I've also added exception code to handle this in the future if P85+s are mis-coded as 85s.
I'm kinda surprised at how these errors slip through -- you'd think they'd be using the same source database for these pages and mis-codings like this wouldn't happen.
But at least there are people like yourself who are quick to find and point these things out!
I'm kinda surprised at how these errors slip through -- you'd think they'd be using the same source database for these pages and mis-codings like this wouldn't happen.
But at least there are people like yourself who are quick to find and point these things out!
steveho
Member
Wow! That's fast. So it looks like it is a problem on Tesla's site that they initially publish as an S85, then change it later to a P85?
It's just an inconsistency in their data stream. They didn't later change it to anything.. it's still listed incorrectly on the listing page as an S85, but on the detail page as a P85+. So they're pulling that data from two different sources, and obviously one of them is wrong.
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