The Tesla Model S is a car that has been around for nearly eight years and has covered over 100,000 miles. In this blog post, we will take a look at the maintenance and repairs that have been done on this car, as well as the overall cost of running it.
One of the most common concerns with older Teslas is the battery, but the owner of this car is not worried about it. They believe that the battery is still in good condition and that even if it needs to be replaced in the future, there are options available at a reasonable cost.
The exterior of the car, including the paintwork and wheels, has held up well over the years. The interior, including the seats and dashboard, is also in good condition with minimal wear and tear.
In terms of maintenance, the car has had new tires, a new rear motor, and a new 12-volt battery. The owner has also upgraded the processor and screen, which has improved the overall performance of the car.
Charging the car has been cost-effective, with the owner estimating that they have spent around £1,500 on electricity for nearly 40,000 miles of driving. This is significantly cheaper than the cost of fuel for a petrol car over the same distance.
Overall, the owner is happy with the performance and cost of running their Tesla Model S. The car has held its value well and continues to be a reliable and efficient mode of transportation. If you have an older Tesla Model S, feel free to share your experiences in the comments below.
