I have exact same car. Bought it from a private seller and changing ownership took 10 minutes and was ready to supercharge for free ever since. Free unlimited supercharging for the life of the vehicle is only transferable between owners. If you get a used one from a dealer it will be gone if it once had it. Great car!
Not 100% true... it is available if car was never owned by Tesla. I just bought a 2016 P100D and it had FUSC. Downside is no guarantee it will have it cause the dealer won't know. Bonus for me my P100D was $37k with only 31k miles! If you buy this way check last supercharge cost and ask dealer how they acquired the vehicle.
I have the same car. 2016 2016 P85D pre facelift. You nailed it. Mine came with the MCU2 and sunroof. I think it was still worth it as well. Next for me is that chrome delete.
mine is 2014 P85d and is incredible awesome 😎 in silver color run like a champion … MSRP my model have all was $140,000 we got the paperwork in hands have all features “””we upgrade few month ago to MCU2 4Lte and love it is way better prosessor and memory with youtube netflix tiktok now is insane the speed how fast 💨 fast …. Autopilot work great .. Brand new tire ni michelin i’m happy to pick tires I wants”” new alignment//. the only issue was fix by tesla a oil leak by the axle motor and was simple fix $10 .. Tesla is the best car industry in the whole world … recently we got new wall charger gen 3 …. In the further I want the PLAID 😂 but is too much money I paid for mine P85d $48,000 with only 52k mileage and still under warranty Tesla is awesome
Hi James. I'm Irish too and looking at one of these on done deal. Do you still like yours? Has it been a good purchase for you since Ireland has only one Tesla service center? Cheers.
My 2015 Model S came without sunroof and black Alcantara headliner and I prefer it that way. I hardly ever use the sunroof so I don’t feel I’m missing anything.
I just bought in June one and I love it. I've needed to replace the suspension and it needs a new rear motor (covered by warranty) and I've ordered the MCU 2 update, but even with all the extra cash going into it, I still love it.
@@Seb.S. Yes. It's expensive, but if you're going to keep the car, the upgrade makes it work the way it should. It used to take forever to get some directions and find supercharges. Now, that's almost instant and it's fast enough to stream Netflix while I'm charging.
@@bam111965 Thanks for your thoughts! I've had my car for 5 years and will likely keep it for another 5 years - so may consider doing the upgrade, although I have to say the MCU1 has not been bothering me too much... sure, it's a little sluggish but still gets the job done for me. How much was the upgrade? PS: Tesla just swapped my rear motor for free as well... it had developed the milling issue and had water inside. I'm told the replacement has improved bearings and should not develop the same issue again.
@@Seb.S. I just had my rear motor replaced under warranty as well. The MCU 1 didn't bother me much until I was on a road trip and it would not route me properly to the next charger and then it made me miss a major highway change because it was being sluggish - all the while I'm wondering if I have enough juice to make it to the next charger. I think they charged me around $1,750 plus $500 for the radio chip. I complained because it was originally quoted at $1,500. They gave me a $200 discount when I complained. I honestly got it just to make my next cross-country trip less stressful, but I was amazed how much of a difference it made in day to day operation. The car even starts faster - like instantly.
Many have stated that the free supercharging is vehicle specific and is not transferable to another car. The person who buys your car will be most appreciative of the lifetime free supercharging.
Considering a 2015 P85D. What should I look after? What options should I make sure the car has? What are the most common failures that I need to check before buying? And at last, whats the chance of major parts like the battery or drive unit breaking down?
Someone correct me if I am wrong but at 9:17 he says that when he buys the cyber truck, the free lifetime supercharging can also transfer. This is not correct. The free charging stays with the VIN of the car.
even the cars built in 2022 won't ever be full self driving. They'll be very good, but they'll never be out there without a licensed occupant. They'll eventually admit the hardware wasn't sufficient
Can you tell me how the car drives? What I’m asking is does it feel like a Cadillac or a luxe revehicle driving down the road or is it more like a sports car feeling to where you feel every bump? How is the road noise does the cabin feel quiet like luxury cars or is it loud like a sports car?
Car drives really smooth, but not as smooth as a caddy. Cabin is really quiet but it takes some getting used to since you will be hearing sounds that usually a IC motor wouldn't let you hear. As far as the feel goes it feels like you're in control of a well behaved cheetah. You'll like it.
If you had purchased it from Tesla all the broken stuff would have been fixed and they give you a year bumper to bumper warranty on top of the battery warranty.. but it is what it is. I have the same car in metallic white with 44,000 miles. 41,000 at time of purchase. Just love this car. Just upgraded the MCU1 to MCU2, what a difference in screen refresh…
@@jameslyons158 it is 100% worth it, almost mandatory at this point for older Teslas. MCU1 is a ticking time bomb that is guaranteed to fail and when it does your vehicle will be inoperable.
I bought my used 2014 P85D from Tesla used car program in May of 2020. The car already have 75Kmi on it when I got it. Charging it full says 234 miles, official range when new is 253 miles. So that's about 7.6% degradation with this unscientific method. Before the Tesla geeks start commenting on the method and whether I calibrated the battery, answer is no I don't care. It was a good deal even buying directly from Tesla, it was $39K. The car was totally detailed and any small problem fixed, even came with the after market center console that the previous owner installed. Buying a used car from Tesla does have some advantage as it carry a warranty until 100Kmi. I have serveral thing fixed under warranty, one is the brake developed a squeal right after deliver, turn out they put new brake pad on but install the shim improperly. Two is the battery heater gave out at 90K, fixed under warranty, door handles broke, one led, one paddle gear, both fixed under warranty. Now my car is 120Kmi and still have battery and drive train warranty until May of this year. And I am getting free charging at work so cost me nothing to drive. Actually I have been driving electric since 2013 with a Leaf, then 2020 Tesla, and I have work place charging all these 9 years (3 different company). Probably saved something like $20K in gas and oil change. So far no regret going electric and no regret getting a used P85D.
Mine has 76k miles and has original battery pack still under warranty till 23. The most it will charge now is 243mi. Which is not bad and you don't hardly ever need to fully charge it except for a long trip and even then you don't have to.
@@vwduiven3072... it is actually. It runs a 3.1 0-60 and an 11.7 quarter. My 2022 Tesla M3P runs a 3.1 (2.98 on new pirellis when it's dry) and an 11.5 quarter. Yes, near identical, with the '22 3 performance actually being slightly faster.
Hahah - it's all about priorities! This man said forget about the broken door handle and potentially getting stopped by the police for a tail light that's out, let's pimp this joker out first!! BWAHAHAHA 😂😂🤣🤣🤦🏾🤦🏾
This will be hard to believe but I sold it for 50k during the last gad spike around the beginning Russia Ukraine war. I now have a c8 and a TRX and raptor
Clearly you've never experienced Tesla's autopilot.....otherwise you'd have never made this comment. I can attest (from 5 years ownership of a P90D), that the autopilot is an absolutely amazing piece of technology that is even MORE impressive than my car's Ludicrous-enabled 2.6 second 0-60 times! Get a clue
I have exact same car. Bought it from a private seller and changing ownership took 10 minutes and was ready to supercharge for free ever since. Free unlimited supercharging for the life of the vehicle is only transferable between owners. If you get a used one from a dealer it will be gone if it once had it. Great car!
how is it now? I'm planning to buy used Model S than new Model 3. Thanks
@@jg8662 Still going strong. Out of warranty but no issues.
Same here with my 2012 still runs like new at 122k
Not 100% true... it is available if car was never owned by Tesla. I just bought a 2016 P100D and it had FUSC. Downside is no guarantee it will have it cause the dealer won't know. Bonus for me my P100D was $37k with only 31k miles! If you buy this way check last supercharge cost and ask dealer how they acquired the vehicle.
Mine came with Free Supercharger, 2016 P90D. Some say, if the car was manufactured 2017 or older, it will have it.
I have the same car. 2016 2016 P85D pre facelift. You nailed it. Mine came with the MCU2 and sunroof. I think it was still worth it as well. Next for me is that chrome delete.
It really does wonders to ditch the chrome cone
mine is 2014 P85d and is incredible awesome 😎 in silver color run like a champion … MSRP my model have all was $140,000 we got the paperwork in hands have all features “””we upgrade few month ago to MCU2 4Lte and love it is way better prosessor and memory with youtube netflix tiktok now is insane the speed how fast 💨 fast …. Autopilot work great .. Brand new tire ni michelin i’m happy to pick tires I wants”” new alignment//. the only issue was fix by tesla a oil leak by the axle motor and was simple fix $10 .. Tesla is the best car industry in the whole world … recently we got new wall charger gen 3 …. In the further I want the PLAID 😂 but is too much money I paid for mine P85d $48,000 with only 52k mileage and still under warranty
Tesla is awesome
Thank you for that great insight. Gonna have my P85D by the next week, very excited about it.
Carlo Huber how do you like it so far?
@@starballenger5618 one of my best decisions so far 🙂
Car looks great with the blackout wrapping. Fantastic drone shots in this video too.
Thanks for making this informative and helpful video
Awesome video content I definitely appreciate the tips and advice!
Excellent video and content!
Good video! I think i want at least the 2016 after watching this video...new sub 💪🏾💪🏾💯
Hey great video! Just got a used S 85 myself.. by the way, what drone are you using? I noticed it follows the car! Thats pretty cool
Hi from Ireland, I had the exact same problems with my 2015 P85D when I bought it. Same handle, same light!! 😂 Great review 👌
Hi James. I'm Irish too and looking at one of these on done deal. Do you still like yours? Has it been a good purchase for you since Ireland has only one Tesla service center? Cheers.
Nice vidéo. Have the 2014 P85+ and it is already a luxure rocket but no autopilot or automatique parking feature
Currently have the 2016 P90D and doesn't have any cameras. Also, only paid 24k on pristine conditions!! So far, I love my car!!
I could be mistaken but the free supercharger does not transfer to your next Tesla. It only stays with that specific car.
No sunroof is even better man, no future problems. Congrats! Considering buying one myself also!
My 2015 Model S came without sunroof and black Alcantara headliner and I prefer it that way. I hardly ever use the sunroof so I don’t feel I’m missing anything.
The wrap looks awesome!! How much was it to wrap the whole car like that?
STILL A BEAST OF A CAR!!!!!!
I just bought in June one and I love it. I've needed to replace the suspension and it needs a new rear motor (covered by warranty) and I've ordered the MCU 2 update, but even with all the extra cash going into it, I still love it.
Did you find that the MCU2 upgrade was worth it?
@@Seb.S. Yes. It's expensive, but if you're going to keep the car, the upgrade makes it work the way it should. It used to take forever to get some directions and find supercharges. Now, that's almost instant and it's fast enough to stream Netflix while I'm charging.
@@bam111965 Thanks for your thoughts! I've had my car for 5 years and will likely keep it for another 5 years - so may consider doing the upgrade, although I have to say the MCU1 has not been bothering me too much... sure, it's a little sluggish but still gets the job done for me. How much was the upgrade? PS: Tesla just swapped my rear motor for free as well... it had developed the milling issue and had water inside. I'm told the replacement has improved bearings and should not develop the same issue again.
@@Seb.S. I just had my rear motor replaced under warranty as well. The MCU 1 didn't bother me much until I was on a road trip and it would not route me properly to the next charger and then it made me miss a major highway change because it was being sluggish - all the while I'm wondering if I have enough juice to make it to the next charger. I think they charged me around $1,750 plus $500 for the radio chip. I complained because it was originally quoted at $1,500. They gave me a $200 discount when I complained. I honestly got it just to make my next cross-country trip less stressful, but I was amazed how much of a difference it made in day to day operation. The car even starts faster - like instantly.
Many have stated that the free supercharging is vehicle specific and is not transferable to another car. The person who buys your car will be most appreciative of the lifetime free supercharging.
Yea your absolutely right, it's transferable to the next owner. It stays with the car.
@@86chanko Untill someone sells it to Tesla. Then they will remove both the "lifetime" supercharging and the premium connectivity
Tesla's Free Supercharging is absolutely the best promotion Tesla ever offered.
There are some refreshed 2016 (without the nose cone) that have AP1, so not all refresh cars will be able to have full self driving
Considering a 2015 P85D. What should I look after? What options should I make sure the car has? What are the most common failures that I need to check before buying? And at last, whats the chance of major parts like the battery or drive unit breaking down?
Such a big fan
Does this have the pet mode? So you can leave your pets safe inside? Nice review TY, I’m looking at a 2014 P85D now
Now it looks like your key!
I bought a 2016 p90d ludicrous+ for 51k 40k miles and I say it definitely worth it
Huge bummer about the Sun roof. I also thought they all came with it standard.
how is it now? I'm planning to buy used Model S than new Model 3. Thanks
Personally, I like the nose cone. It was distinctive and now it looks like everything else.
can i ask about those wheels? are they an option for any vehicle or only come with certain versions?
Only thing sucks with the autopilot 1.0 is turns and hills I’ve had it send me across the other side of the road lol 😂
Nice car. Looks like a rocket.
I'm guessing Tesla will not cover the tail light and handle ?
I totaled my p85 a few weeks ago 😞. Now I'm looking to buy a newer one. I replaced all those parts and more when I received mine.
Damn :/
Car accident that bad ??
Someone correct me if I am wrong but at 9:17 he says that when he buys the cyber truck, the free lifetime supercharging can also transfer. This is not correct. The free charging stays with the VIN of the car.
correct
even the cars built in 2022 won't ever be full self driving. They'll be very good, but they'll never be out there without a licensed occupant. They'll eventually admit the hardware wasn't sufficient
Dang it. I passed up buying a 2015 P90D with Ludacris for 23K last week. It had 70k on it and was eligible for that 4K tax credit. Now I'm pissed
it's still a fast as heck car
you don't have to use a supercharger to charge a Tesla though!
Love the black trim. Chrome looks so cheap.
Just bought a 2014 p85d with only 60k on with free supercharging!!
How much this one? And range?
Can you tell me how the car drives? What I’m asking is does it feel like a Cadillac or a luxe revehicle driving down the road or is it more like a sports car feeling to where you feel every bump? How is the road noise does the cabin feel quiet like luxury cars or is it loud like a sports car?
Road noise is important to consider in an electric car since you don’t have a motor drowning it out
Car drives really smooth, but not as smooth as a caddy. Cabin is really quiet but it takes some getting used to since you will be hearing sounds that usually a IC motor wouldn't let you hear. As far as the feel goes it feels like you're in control of a well behaved cheetah. You'll like it.
very expensive for 50 grand.
in my country they sell for 30k euros in good conditions.
If you had purchased it from Tesla all the broken stuff would have been fixed and they give you a year bumper to bumper warranty on top of the battery warranty.. but it is what it is. I have the same car in metallic white with 44,000 miles. 41,000 at time of purchase. Just love this car. Just upgraded the MCU1 to MCU2, what a difference in screen refresh…
What all comes with the MCU2 upgrade and do you think it’s worth it?
@@jameslyons158 it is 100% worth it, almost mandatory at this point for older Teslas. MCU1 is a ticking time bomb that is guaranteed to fail and when it does your vehicle will be inoperable.
MCU 2 is worth every penny
Great video. Would be interested to know how much battery degradation it has had. Do you know if it's the original battery and drive motors?
They degrade about 1 mile a year and it lines up perfectly with it being 6 years old
@@86chanko did you mean percent?
I bought my used 2014 P85D from Tesla used car program in May of 2020. The car already have 75Kmi on it when I got it. Charging it full says 234 miles, official range when new is 253 miles. So that's about 7.6% degradation with this unscientific method. Before the Tesla geeks start commenting on the method and whether I calibrated the battery, answer is no I don't care. It was a good deal even buying directly from Tesla, it was $39K. The car was totally detailed and any small problem fixed, even came with the after market center console that the previous owner installed. Buying a used car from Tesla does have some advantage as it carry a warranty until 100Kmi. I have serveral thing fixed under warranty, one is the brake developed a squeal right after deliver, turn out they put new brake pad on but install the shim improperly. Two is the battery heater gave out at 90K, fixed under warranty, door handles broke, one led, one paddle gear, both fixed under warranty. Now my car is 120Kmi and still have battery and drive train warranty until May of this year. And I am getting free charging at work so cost me nothing to drive. Actually I have been driving electric since 2013 with a Leaf, then 2020 Tesla, and I have work place charging all these 9 years (3 different company). Probably saved something like $20K in gas and oil change. So far no regret going electric and no regret getting a used P85D.
2014 P85D at 120Kmi, estimate ~8% degradation. One antedotal data point. YMMV. BTW my 2013 Leaf also at about 120Kmi has 33% degradation.
Mine has 76k miles and has original battery pack still under warranty till 23. The most it will charge now is 243mi. Which is not bad and you don't hardly ever need to fully charge it except for a long trip and even then you don't have to.
how much did you pay for a chome delete. so i dont pay too much for it
800
Cool car but he's passing around wrong info about free unlimited supercharging.
It's almost identical in performance to the 2022 Tesla 3p
Its not
Far from the truth!
@@vwduiven3072... it is actually. It runs a 3.1 0-60 and an 11.7 quarter.
My 2022 Tesla M3P runs a 3.1 (2.98 on new pirellis when it's dry) and an 11.5 quarter. Yes, near identical, with the '22 3 performance actually being slightly faster.
@@ao969 ummm it's objectively the truth
Hahah - it's all about priorities! This man said forget about the broken door handle and potentially getting stopped by the police for a tail light that's out, let's pimp this joker out first!! BWAHAHAHA 😂😂🤣🤣🤦🏾🤦🏾
Free supercharging for life is for the life of that car. It can not be transferred.
Yes it can. But only if you buy yours from a private seller.
The free supercharging on THIS car would transfer to next owner but would not transfer to the Cybertruck/another vehicle
Yes it can. I bought mine from a dealer used and it has free supercharging.
Do you still have it??
This will be hard to believe but I sold it for 50k during the last gad spike around the beginning Russia Ukraine war. I now have a c8 and a TRX and raptor
wow my 2023 m3p is faster
Autopilot is a negative, not a selling feature whatsoever.
Clearly you've never experienced Tesla's autopilot.....otherwise you'd have never made this comment. I can attest (from 5 years ownership of a P90D), that the autopilot is an absolutely amazing piece of technology that is even MORE impressive than my car's Ludicrous-enabled 2.6 second 0-60 times! Get a clue
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"Ugly" to you
There’s nothing luxurious about Teslas. It doesn’t even have leather seats.
Ehm, yes they do
????
First gen have leather after 2014 its become fake leather