I have looked but I honestly haven't found anything that I really like with the color options and features, especially with the low miles. I see the one you attached, thank you for sending that.
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You might find the CPO thread handy for evaluating pricing:I now have 2hrs to decide on whether Im going to keep a 2013 Metallic Blue Model S 40, 7k Miles w/Pano roof. Cost was $52k, great freaking car but it's not the s 60 I thought I purchased. The auction has given me a window to make a decision and I'm not sure as to how to go about this being that the cars in great condition and I received it at such a low price. Is it worth taking the risk of giving it back and possibly not finding one for this price with such low miles in a S60. Your opinions and thoughts are greatly appreciated.
If it will be of a lot of use to you as a 40 - keep it. If you need the range of a 60 take 'em to court or cut your losses. My reasoning: In a couple of years I think there will be so very few 40's still out there that Tesla may just eventually unlock them bit by bit or after a certain number of years for free. Or you can get a new, better, cheaper upgraded battery new, and get well compensated for the 40 battery (which is really a 60 that has been babied by the extra large buffer zones).
If it will be of a lot of use to you as a 40 - keep it. If you need the range of a 60 take 'em to court or cut your losses.
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I now have 2hrs to decide on whether Im going to keep a 2013 Metallic Blue Model S 40, 7k Miles w/Pano roof. Cost was $52k, great freaking car but it's not the s 60 I thought I purchased. The auction has given me a window to make a decision and I'm not sure as to how to go about this being that the cars in great condition and I received it at such a low price. Is it worth taking the risk of giving it back and possibly not finding one for this price with such low miles in a S60. Your opinions and thoughts are greatly appreciated.
I now have 2hrs to decide on whether Im going to keep a 2013 Metallic Blue Model S 40, 7k Miles w/Pano roof. Cost was $52k, great freaking car but it's not the s 60 I thought I purchased. The auction has given me a window to make a decision and I'm not sure as to how to go about this being that the cars in great condition and I received it at such a low price. Is it worth taking the risk of giving it back and possibly not finding one for this price with such low miles in a S60. Your opinions and thoughts are greatly appreciated.
I'd give turn it in and take your money back; it'll always bug you if you keep it. As others have noted you can do really well with a CPO car for similar amounts or not much more and you won't have the unlock fees.
Good luck with whatever you decide.
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no there wasn't a emblem indicating which model it is, either that's a trait of the 2013 S 40's or the previous owner had it removed.
My first MS was a 40 and there wasn't an emblem. Am pretty sure none of the 40s had one.
And the CPO has a warranty...
That car is not worth 52k. Get a brand new 70s for 60k ish depending on your states incentives. You'll get 75 percent more range, supercharging, better build, auto pilot upgradeability, and much much more.
The 40's never had a badge. I asked for one a while back, they told me they would stick on a "60", but did not make any "40's". I declined.
I find that misleading. i.e. you don't take into account 10k of of gas saving compared to buying another EV car.... A new S70 won't cost much more than that after incentives and it'll be brand new.