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Does not matter if this is your first Tesla or 10th one. I will give you the top 10 Reasons why this is one of the very best deals around. This is a one owner car with no accident history and has been professionally maintained Tesla. Car has never been raced or abused and is in like new condition. 1. This is a 2015 Car for a 2014 price. Original title issued 1/28/15 Car was built Dec 2014 but has all the same specs as a 2015 Model 2. Very Rare Dual Motor Version with Sport suspension, In 2013 Tesla sold the P85+ which featured and enhanced, tuned suspension and staggered (wider) rear tires.The P85+ was withdrawn from sale on Oct 9, 2014 when the all-wheel drive 'D' variants were introduced, and was replaced by the P85D. From Oct 2014 to March 2015 Tesla continued to build the P85D with the stiffer performance suspension, In April 2015 they switched the suspension to the same setup as the lower 85D suspension. I am assuming they did for cost reasons and to stream line production. (they probably built the first P85D with the performance suspension simply because they had the parts but once they ran out then they stopped building around April 2015) 3. This car has all the best factory upgrades its a Model S with a $69.900 Base Price Factory Upgrades $23,500 85 kwh Performance Upgrade $2,500 All Glass Panoramic Roof $1,500 Dual Charges $3,500 Next Generation Seats $11,100 Dual Motor All Wheel Drive $4,250 Tech Package with Auto Pilot $2,250 Smart Air Suspension $2,500 Ultra High Fidelity Sound $2,500 Rear Facing Seats $123,500 Sub Total $1,170 Destination & Documentation Fee $7,750 Tax $131,250 Total 4. Additional 8K spent on Ludicrous Upgrade, 1st annual l service, Center Console Upgrade and New tires for 19" wheels. Service completed by Tesla in July 2016 https://shop.teslamotors.com/products/model-s-ludicrous-mode-pre-order (see last picture in listing for details) 5. Car comes with 19" Silver Tesla wheels with Michelin Primacy tires. Tires were installed by Tesla Summer of last year 21" Dark Gray Tesla Wheels with brand New tires (less than 500 miles on them) with no scratches or rash marks. are available for an additional Cost 6. Rare Solid White Paint Color that is no Longer Available Tesla discontinued this color last year but it stunning and looks much better than currently available pearl white 7. Ludicrous mode was added less than a year ago and has rarely been used. As you can see from the pic and link below with Ludicrous Mode the car is classified as a 2015 and is the 3rd fastest Tesla you can buy. P90D with Ludicrous is only .02 Seconds faster and cost over $100K http://www.zeroto60times.com/vehicle-make/tesla-0-60-mph-times/ . 8. 70A Dual Charger vs. 40A Standard makes a big difference in recharging times With the Dual chargers, you’d be able to take advantage of several fast charge options out there while future-proofing your vehicle as public charging technology advances. 9. This car comes with a 8-Year Infinite Mile warranty on the battery and drive 8 year, infinite mile warranty on both the battery pack and drive unit. There is also no limit on the number of owners during the warranty period. https://www.tesla.com/blog/infinite-mile-warranty 10. 2016 Bumper upgrade and wheel options if you prefer the new late 2016 bumper style I can get can have the face lift professionally done for an additional $3995. I Additional Information If you are new to buying a Tesla you may have reservations about buying a high end car with over 20K miles on it. If you are new to Tesla here are some things yous should know. Tesla have electric motors with very very high reliability rate vs standard gas engines (No such thing as an oil change in a Tesla) . Quote from Elon Musk. "We are very happy with the quality of the drive unit. We changed the goal of the drive unit endurance from being approximately 200,000 miles to being a million miles" https://www.treehugger.com/cars/electric-motor-lasts-1000000-miles-tesla-working-it.html No maintenance or cost associated with the drive train, Tesla's are direct wheel drive and have no clutch or transmission. Another maintenance issue and cost of owning other performance cars. The Brakes last for the life of the car. After having run a Tesla Model S for over 200,000 miles (with frequent deep charging to 100% and deep discharging) the brakes never needed to be replaced during these 200,000 miles, and there were also no other major maintenance issues.https://cleantechnica.com/2016/09/30/tesloop-ran-model-s-200000-miles-learn-no-brake-replacement-no-major-maintenance-issues-6-battery-degradation/ Here is an eye opening article on the maintenance cost of these high end exotic cars. This Tesla seats 7 has virtually no maintenance costs and could beat every car on the list in a 0-60 run. https://www.woodsidecredit.com/typical-maintenance-costs-exotic Millage is almost irrelevant in a Tesla. Maybe that is why the odometer is not permanently displayed anywhere on the dash or interment cluster. To see the millage, you have to pull it up on the Tesla App on your phone or go into a sub menu on the display.