Let’s dive into the weeds about buying a Tesla second-hand without sounding as if it was a scene in a sci fi book or corporate meeting room. Let’s address the elephant in your living room blog link. Teslas rock. It’s official. How about the prices? But what about their price tags. The idea of purchasing a used Tesla is a great option.
Imagine walking into a gathering with a Tesla Keyfob. Imagine being the talk of your town with a Tesla keyfob! You can buy a used model if your wallet is a concern. A designer jacket can be found at thrift shops that is almost as good quality as a new one.
It is easy to think that buying a used car will mean that the vehicle has already been put through its paces. Teslas are unique in that they have a different design. They age (almost) like fine wines. Electric cars have less parts that wear out and become bad. Even if your Tesla is a few years old, it will still be more reliable that a brand new gas-guzzler.
You should do a few checks before diving in. It is most important to check the battery. You can do the same thing as you would to check how much power remains in your smartphone. You wouldn’t buy a phone that needs to be charged every hour. Check the warranty status and software updates of the car. No one wants to drive a car that is outdated.
Some older models may have had features removed in newer versions. If you find a model with a crazy setting, your morning commute will feel like you are taking off into outer space.
Do your research before you believe the seller. Do your homework. Do your homework.
What about mileages? The world of electric vehicles is not all doom and gloom. Electric motors have a longer lifespan than engines that were covered in oil and gas.
You may want to consider buying a certified pre-owned model from Tesla or a dealer with a great reputation if online shopping is confusing. These models may be more expensive than Craigslist listings by Joe Schmo, but they are worth the extra money for peace of mind.
It is now possible to own a Tesla even if you haven’t won the lottery. If you have a little patience, and shop smartly, you can afford a Tesla.
Do not forget that life is too short for dull cars! Who knows? Who knows?