Used Tesla Model S for Sale in Montclair, CA
THE SMART SHOPPER’S GUIDE TO BUYING USED TESLA MODEL S’s IN MONTCLAIR, CA
Westcoast Auto is well-known for offering its clients high-quality used cars supported by the best pricing in the market and incomparable customer service. Plus, even though today’s auto industry is changing fast, you can expect our commitment to a better shopping experience to stay the same. As a result, you can enjoy all of our exclusive Westcoast benefits even on the latest generation of all-electric cars and SUVs. These EVs represent the future of driving, but there are used Tesla Model S’s for sale in Los Angeles right now that can meet your needs.
Get in touch with us today, and let’s get started on your journey to ownership!
WHY BUY USED TESLA MODEL S’s FROM WESTCOAST AUTO?
The Westcoast business model follows our belief that buying a used car should be a stress-free experience for both you and your bank account. With that in mind, we focus on only offering the best used Tesla Model S’s for sale in Inland Empire. Each one has to pass our extensive 128-point inspection before making it into our inventory, and here’s something to keep in mind: Our selection process is so strict that nine out of 10 used cars can’t pass it.
And the ones that do then qualify for significant warranty coverage from Westcoast Auto, including:
- a 30-day/1,000-mile engine/transmission limited warranty
- a 72-hour free-exchange policy with no questions asked
- the ability to cancel the sales contract entirely within 24 hours/250 miles
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Nor do you have to pay extra for all those benefits. Westcoast Auto supports hassle-free shopping with low prices for which you don’t have to haggle. We’ve taken the time to price our used Tesla Model S’s — and all of our used cars — so they’re impressively affordable right when you get here. We’re also proud to offer the best financing rates within 300 miles, complete with the ability to provide intelligent credit solutions for just about anybody.
In addition, even though Westcoast Auto is pretty choosy about the used cars we sell, we’re a lot less picky about the ones we buy (or take in trade). We even have an exclusive profit-sharing program that can pay you twice for your used car: Once when we buy it from you and once when we split the profits from its sale to its next owner.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE USED TESLA MODEL S’s FOR SALE IN MONTCLAIR
The first high-volume car from the brand, the Tesla Model S, debuted in 2012 and immediately reset expectations about EV driving. Suddenly, there was a sleek and stylish all-electric car with the same kind of driving range as gas-powered vehicles, premium features as luxury rides, and fantastic performance you couldn’t find anywhere else. And the used Tesla Model S’s for sale in Los Angeles can still supply nearly all of the same advantages. Of course, it certainly helps that Tesla often updates its vehicles over the air, adding new functionality even to pre-owned models. (But it also means that the best way to learn about the specific features of a particular used Tesla Model S is to get in touch with one of our honest and knowledgeable sales professionals.)
- The Tesla Model S offers rear- and all-wheel-drive layouts with one, two, or three electric motors. All setups can deliver nearly instant torque for quick takeoffs, and the incredible tri-motor AWD Plaid trim can make other supercar owners green with envy: With 1,020 hp on tap, a used Tesla Model S in that configuration can run to 60 mph in less than 2 seconds with a top speed of 200 mph.
- Tesla also provides several different battery packs for the Model S to make sure you get the range that best fits your needs. Opt for editions with the 100kWh battery, and you can travel some 405 miles before you have to recharge.
- Speaking of charging, used Tesla Model S’s for sale in Inland Empire can still access the automaker’s national SuperCharger network for quick “fill-ups.” In fact, SuperChargers can typically add about 200 miles of range to a Tesla in approximately 15 minutes. They tend to be near shopping centers, restaurants, and other attractions to make the wait fly by. Tesla makes home charging a breeze as well, and it can help you generate your clean energy with both solar panels and complete solar roofs.
- Beyond all-electric driving, the used Tesla Model S’s for sale in Los Angeles can amaze you with what the automaker calls Full Self-Driving. This incredible technology practically drives the car itself (while you remain actively aware of your surroundings and ready to intervene at any time). An extension of this capability — the Summon function — allows you to automatically retrieve your Model S from its parking spot while you wait nearby.
- Used Tesla Model S’s show off a clean and sophisticated interior design dominated by a large standard touchscreen. The display helps you manage most vehicle systems, but it can also set the stage for high-definition gaming, videos, and full-color navigation. Heat/ventilated seats, a futuristic yoke-style steering wheel, WiFi compatibility, Bluetooth, rear and passenger touchscreens, and immersive audio are only a few of the high-end amenities in used Tesla Model S’s.
- Premium practicality is on full display with front and rear trunks, along with a clever liftback design that creates ample rear cargo space instead of a traditional trunk. Some used Tesla Model S’s have flip-up rear-facing third-row seats that are suitable for children — it’s Tesla’s version of sitting in the “way back.”
A BRIEF HISTORY OF TESLA
Fittingly, Tesla Motors takes its name from Nikola Tesla, a Serbian-American inventor who helped pioneer the development of alternating current (AC) electrical systems in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The automaker launched in 2003, with Elon Musk joining the board the year after. Under Musk’s management, Tesla introduced its first EV — the Tesla Roadster — in 2008. The Roadster was the first retail electric car to cover more than 200 miles on a single charge.
Yet despite its practical range, the two-seat Roadster was based on the same chassis as the small Lotus Elise sports car. So it wasn’t exactly the world’s best choice as a daily driver. The Roadster did, however, act as a rolling proving ground for the Tesla vehicles that could fill that role, including the Model S (2012), the Model X (2015), Model 3 (2017), and the Model Y (2020). Today, Tesla is a well-established and award-winning automaker that builds many of its vehicles right here in California.