mknox
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That's interesting. I guess Tesla has their CPO program as well as their "Used Car" lot. I wonder what distinguishes which camp they put their trade-ins into?
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Toronto to New York city - trip planning
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That's interesting. I guess Tesla has their CPO program as well as their "Used Car" lot. I wonder what distinguishes which camp they put their trade-ins into?
RAM_Eh
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Probably because they have a LOT of used cars there.
I asked a salesman while I was charging there a couple of months ago, and he said they were getting lots of trade-ins from people who either (a) change their car every two years, (b) want the P85D, and/or (c) want the autopilot feature. I also saw a number of cars that obviously had been in collisions (not really serious ones, but a fair bit of damage to body panels).
I asked a salesman while I was charging there a couple of months ago, and he said they were getting lots of trade-ins from people who either (a) change their car every two years, (b) want the P85D, and/or (c) want the autopilot feature. I also saw a number of cars that obviously had been in collisions (not really serious ones, but a fair bit of damage to body panels).
wolfpet
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I was thinking the same thing. All I've heard so far was certified pre-owned program that come with some warranty. These were clearly marked NO WARRANTY. It was Sunday and the shop was closed. Otherwise i would ask what this is about. I also wonder how much these go for.
We stayed at a Hilton. The car was valet parked at a private lot beside the hotel. I enabled valet mode and took note of the condition of the car and mileage and last 10km of energy use.
I wasn't worried, the lot had a car elevator and they had just parked a Porsche ahead of us, so it was secure.
No harm befell it.
I wasn't worried, the lot had a car elevator and they had just parked a Porsche ahead of us, so it was secure.
No harm befell it.
wolfpet
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We stayed at Avalon hotel. They provide valet at about $40 per day. I was a bit worried about the car but it turned out OK. They said they have never seen or heard (!) about Tesla before and asked who makes it. Weird, it's 2015.
And just like that, I found out Binghamton is open.
Ref:
Binghamton, NY Supercharger - Page 5
So, there are a few routes open to NY City from Ontario now. Cool!
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