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Problems buying a used Model X
- Thread starter twonius
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noah82
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Yup, I bought two CPOs last year, and although not nearly as bad as Rich, I had tons of issues. Nobody could tell me where the car was, one was delivered with a broken windshield, and the other was delivered with autopilot refusing to turn on.
DevinSerpa
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Better not have problems with that KIA. I have horrific stories from them for my Soul EV problems.
Ooh do tell! I used to drive one in the car share program in Norway and thought they were pretty nice.
Every manufacturer can have issues... What matters is how often and what their general policy is.
Since Tesla stopped refurbing cars and just handing them over in whatever state they arrived in, things have gone down hill. I don't even understand why they do it - in the UK when you come to the end of your finance deal or sell the car back to them they deduct the cost of fixing and cleaning it.
Since Tesla stopped refurbing cars and just handing them over in whatever state they arrived in, things have gone down hill. I don't even understand why they do it - in the UK when you come to the end of your finance deal or sell the car back to them they deduct the cost of fixing and cleaning it.
CPO is a way to add profit margin to a price so you can't shop compared to a private party sale. Nothing more. Whether Tesla, Porsche or whoever. Some add an extended warranty, but you can often buy a better aftermarket warranty from companies like Fidelity for less.
I just bought a used X P90 from Carmax w/ 14k miles for $83,999 and it's like new. Love it.
I'm not buying a warranty on this car. On my Porsche 911 GTS you bet I got a warranty. Which begs a question does anyone buy warrantees from companies like Fidelity on their Tesla?
