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What's the range on this thing ?

lazuras_dc said:

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What's the range on this thing ?

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Pic shows 308 and 307 miles at the current charge. Look at the top of the screen, you can toggle between battery percentage or remaining miles.

Thanks ! I've also heard you really don't wanna run the battery below 15% so actual useable mileage may be mid to high 200s?

lazuras_dc said:

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What's the range on this thing ?

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I've only charged it to 100% for long road trips, so the last time was in these photos at 309 miles. Not recommended to run to 0% either, so typical usable mileage would be 10% - 90% or about 240-250 miles.

lazuras_dc said:

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Thanks ! I've also heard you really don't wanna run the battery below 15% so actual useable mileage may be mid to high 200s?

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I have this exact same Tesla except mine being 2022. I've taken the battery down to 5-6% a few times on road trips and no problems. Not something you want to do often but when I travel for work, I push the mileage with zero problems.

Forgot to mention in the original post, but buying at $25k or below allows for a $4,000 Federal Tax Credit for qualified buyers.

beautiful car. GLWS

https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/used-clean-vehicle-credit

looks like way. AGI limits too

idAg09 said:

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Sit Down Rando said:

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Forgot to mention in the original post, but buying at $25k or below allows for a $4,000 Federal Tax Credit for qualified buyers.

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Isn't that only if you buy from a dealer? I did a quick Google search because I did not know you could get tax credits on used, even if from a dealership, I might be wrong

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Sounds like you're right. I am not a dealer, so this likely doesn't qualify. Boo.

If a dealer can, private should but I guess that's opportunity for more fraud. Nice car good luck!

Thanks.

Looks like dealers are the only folks that can properly report the info to the IRS, and offer the credit at point of sale, so it must be purchased by a dealer.

Oh well.

Won't some dealers do the transfer or whatever for a small fee?

Sell it through KeySavvy for the credit.

https://www.keysavvy.com/ev-tax-credit

Good point. Learned something else through that site…it needs to be the first transfer of the vehicle to qualify. I bought it from a dealer last year and am the 2nd owner, so unfortunately the vehicle doesn't qualify due to that "first transfer" rule.

I have a couple decent offers, so if anyone is interested get in touch…otherwise it may be sold by this weekend.

Sold!

idAg09 said:

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Sit Down Rando said:

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Forgot to mention in the original post, but buying at $25k or below allows for a $4,000 Federal Tax Credit for qualified buyers.

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Isn't that only if you buy from a dealer? I did a quick Google search because I did not know you could get tax credits on used, even if from a dealership, I might be wrong

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Anyone used Keysavvy.com to get the credit with private party sales?

https://www.keysavvy.com/pay-private-seller/ev