So what's the catch?

>>17410244
Used batteries, heavy, short range in the old models, no support from tesla unless you have deep pockets

>what's the catch

Sub 200 miles range in the real world, 12+ hours of charging at home, superchargers are supposed to be for road trips only, Honda Civic tier interior. Warranty will go to the new owner but will still be counting down.

>>17410244
>Buy used tesla
>pay out the ass in repair costs

have fun.

>>17410244
These cars are for people with money, like the other posters said, Tesla is going to rape your wallet especially if it's used.

Just buy a merc/bimmer if you want a cheap rwd luxury car

>>17410244
>know the warranty lasts 8 years for the battery
Good luck getting them to change it though it doesn't cover "normal loss of capacity" just think what your battery life is in a mobile phone after two years and that gets treated much more gently.

>>17410256
it is only 12+ hours if you use the 110v charger or have a really low amp 240v charger.

if you have 60+ amp 240v charger. you can charge in a more reasonable time.

>>17410344
Yea but how many people have 60 Amp outlets pushing 240v?

I know the charger uses a step up transformer to jump the voltage but that doesn't solve the amperage issue

>>17410344
Oh sorry. 6-8hours for 200miles. Meanwhile a gasoline car gets 3-400 miles in 2 minutes