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Yes, only offered for a limited time.WTB -Titanium Model S, 90 or 100
any variant, P, D or PXXXD
Prefer black or tan interior
West Coast would be nice
It's my understanding this color was only 2014-2016?
They did sell some in 2017 but only on orders that were sold before color was discontinued. I happened to like the color and was going to buy a new inventory one with a significant discount back in 2017. The good thing is if you like the color is that they are usually cheaper. The color wasn’t very popular with buyers and Tesla typically discounts used Titanium cars more because they don’t sell as well. If you search historical sales the lowest priced cars are Titanium. I read somewhere the number of each color sold and the take rate on certain colors were too low to continue production. Here is a nice low mile Titanium with a 4/50 warranty for 51,800 from Tesla. I did a quick Google search and found a 2017 S with the PPTI paint code (Titanium)WTB -Titanium Model S, 90 or 100
any variant, P, D or PXXXD
Prefer black or tan interior
West Coast would be nice
It's my understanding this color was only 2014-2016?
While historically this has been true I'm starting to see a rebound on the Titanium Metallic vehicles specifically since they were such a unique color coupled with such low production numbers. I think that these will gain in collect-ability and therefore value as the years progress and everyone owns white, black, blue and red cars. This is pretty common with lower production unique cars that have a cult following. Simple supply v demand will prevail as it always does.They did sell some in 2017 but only on orders that were sold before color was discontinued. I happened to like the color and was going to buy a new inventory one with a significant discount back in 2017. The good thing is if you like the color is that they are usually cheaper. The color wasn’t very popular with buyers and Tesla typically discounts used Titanium cars more because they don’t sell as well. If you search historical sales the lowest priced cars are Titanium. I read somewhere the number of each color sold and the take rate on certain colors were too low to continue production. Here is a nice low mile Titanium with a 4/50 warranty for 51,800 from Tesla. I did a quick Google search and found a 2017 S with the PPTI paint code (Titanium)
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Not sure about very much of a cult following of something that was unpopular but if someone wants one it always boils down to supply and demand. Popular colors will always have more buyers therefore a higher supply demand ratio matching the bigger supply. Still nice to be able to buy them cheaper if it’s what you want.While historically this has been true I'm starting to see a rebound on the Titanium Metallic vehicles specifically since they were such a unique color coupled with such low production numbers. I think that these will gain in collect-ability and therefore value as the years progress and everyone owns white, black, blue and red cars. This is pretty common with lower production unique cars that have a cult following. Simple supply v demand will prevail as it always does.
When it comes to cars, the rare birds are often the most sought after down-the-road. I think we're starting to see this uptick with older Teslas that are no longer made. You don't have to personally agree or like the color yourself but that's just how it's always worked and will continue to work regardless of if you personally want one or not.Not sure about very much of a cult following of something that was unpopular but if someone wants one it always boils down to supply and demand. Popular colors will always have more buyers therefore a higher supply demand ratio matching the bigger supply. Still nice to be able to buy them cheaper if it’s what you want.
on the hunt.......
Will also consider P85D
Are you ever going to refund me for those 1st Gen TPMS you sold me as 2nd gen TPMS?still looking
Up for the weekend
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re: ostsac , yes more than happy to refund as soon as you return them
I also conveniently left out the fact that you tried blaming Tesla because it's irrelevant. You haven't denied the facts yet because you can't so you try to distract with irrelevant BS.You conveniently left out the fact that you kept/used/stored them for 9 months before you finally contacted me.
Like I said, more than happy to refund just send them back and quit the long winded whining...
fwiw thanks for the thread bumps