FS: 2015 Model S 70 FUSC, Free Connectivity, MCU2 LTE Upgrade

[stacelina]

Gauging interest - trying to decide if I should get a new(er) car and what the market thinks this one is worth:

- FUSC, transferable SC01
- Free Premium Connectivity
- Upgraded MCU2 with LTE (Dec 22)
- Dark blue, gray leather (real)
- Sunroof, no leaks
- Drive Unit replaced in Oct 21 with DU w/ceramic bearings
- Battery and Drive Unit Warranty til Nov 23
-219 miles at 100% charge (6.5% degradation)
- original battery

Asking 29k. If you think I'm way off let me know.. =)

140, 734 miles with miles going up slightly. I WFH but do take some road trips. Can take more pics if y'all are interested. Located near Tampa. Title in hand.

 

[stacelina]

Bump! Price lowered 27k

 

[RockinWithKids]

Not a buyer, but a 70D owner and interested in what went wrong with the original DU?

 

[stacelina]

Not a buyer, but a 70D owner and interested in what went wrong with the original DU?

Not sure. I didn't own the car at that time but was told by Service when I did the MCU2 upgrade last month. They were very nice and went over the entire service history of the car with me. You have a 70D so you don't have a large rear DU and therefore your DU "potentially" has less issues although the data says that from Q2ish 2015 onward, a lot of the drive unit issues were fixed that caused a whirring sound and breakdown of the unit. Latest drive unit replacements/repairs install a Q revision with ceramic bearings that seems to last for quite some data. There's lots of threads about it on it. The DU issues are the worst on cars with large DUs and P versions.

 

[stacelina]

Price lowered to 25k

 

[M|S|M MYP]

If the DU was replaced in 21, doesn't Tesla offer 4 year 50k warranty from time of replacement? I may be wrong on this.

 

[stacelina]

If the DU was replaced in 21, doesn't Tesla offer 4 year 50k warranty from time of replacement? I may be wrong on this.

No. Any warranty replacements do not extend the original car warranty, even if it it occurred on the day of expiration. If you paid for a replacement, then yes, that warranty would apply to the replacement.

 

[M|S|M MYP]

No. Any warranty replacements do not extend the original car warranty, even if it it occurred on the day of expiration. If you paid for a replacement, then yes, that warranty would apply to the replacement.

Got it, thanks for the clarification.

 

[stacelina]

Updated with additional pics. Partial chrome delete since first posting but is easily removable.

Short trip to Orlando where we supercharged for about 45 mins. You can see charge is $0.00 due to FUSC.

I mostly work from home so this car doesn’t get too many miles except for trips. Home charger is Level 2 and stays between 20-80%.

Ceramic coated since purchase.