Used FS AWD prices - what is a good deal?

[Tommytuna]

Looking at buying a used FS AWD here in Canada. Lots for sale in local area but they are advertised as same price as a new inventory unit - 139k CAD. As if sellers still think there is some lack of supply. What is typical price you are seeing? My gut says 120k would be a good deal given inventory units now include 5k wrap

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[tmeyer3]

They were purchased at 147k CAD. I wouldn't even consider less than 130k, but that's just me. 120k seems silly, you can get a brand new non FS for that without FSD
Unless it has high miles, I don't see 120k for an FS AWD realistic.

 

[Tommytuna]

How so at 147k? Pretax it is 137990 plus destination fee so 140k plus tax. That 140k now includes an Xpel wrap voucher so call it 135k.. hence why I am thinking 120kish is fair (tax extra as here it is paid to licensing office).

 

[tmeyer3]

How so at 147k? Pretax it is 137990 plus destination fee so 140k plus tax. That 140k now includes an Xpel wrap voucher so call it 135k.. hence why I am thinking 120kish is fair (tax extra as here it is paid to licensing office).

Be sure to smash that "reply" button or I'll never know you replied xD

I was referring to what many that would be selling an FS AWD paid to begin with and the prices in the US market. 100k USD = 147k CAD, roughly, not including taxes, fees, etc., which is what most FS AWD owners in the US will have paid. With FSD, a non-FS in USD is $82500 ($121k CAD), which doesn't include all gateway, premium tires, white interior, if that matters to the buyer, of course.

All I meant was that FS AWD owners aren't going to want to sell their FS AWD in the $120k CAD range, that will be a hard find unless there's something wrong with it or it has high miles because it would be a huge loss to them. Here is the Tesla inventory of FS AWD demo drive vehicles in my area, again I can't really speak for the price in Canada: https://www.tesla.com/inventory/new/ct?TRIM=FSAWD&arrangeby=savings&zip=92376&range=200

 

[Tommytuna]

ah gotcha. I didn’t realize you were using USD pricing and converting using exchange rate, I had a Quick Look at Carvana and few US used sites and see there are 2024 FS AWD at around 85 to 87k. This would imply about 12-15% off the new price. The used ones here aren’t selling either - same list for over a month and every couple weeks they drop price a bit. I will make some offers and see what happens

 

[tmeyer3]

ah gotcha. I didn’t realize you were using USD pricing and converting using exchange rate, I had a Quick Look at Carvana and few US used sites and see there are 2024 FS AWD at around 85 to 87k. This would imply about 12-15% off the new price. The used ones here aren’t selling either - same list for over a month and every couple weeks they drop price a bit. I will make some offers and see what happens

85k is a good price, I can't find any on Carvana under 90k. Also, be careful, they aren't mentioning anywhere on carvana if the truck is a FS or not. So just be sure before you give money to anyone if that's what you're after.

 

[tmeyer3]

If you're in the market for a deal, I know the Silverado EV has had generally great reviews and is selling from dealers (careful) for $75k new, off of $98k. Pretty damn good price imo for a 440 mile range. I love FSD too much to consider it and I have borderline PTSD with dealership experiences, so it never really tempted me. Might be a good match for you, though!

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