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Used 2017 Tesla Model X Consumer Reviews

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Not a fan!

Caroline Pruitt, 04/02/2023
2016 Tesla Model X 90D 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
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Two weeks after purchasing the model X part of the applique between falcon wings flew off the car on the 417 in florida i was driving 75 mph. It has now been a week and the service department is telling me they cant locate replacement part as this supposedly has never happened before. Cant drive the car if its raining cant really wash the car good cause the peice that flew off covers the wires and cables thst work the falcon doors so obviously they cant get wet so the car is virtually useless

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5 out of 5 stars

A 3-in-1 Vehicle!

Cam, 11/12/2023
2016 Tesla Model X P90D 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
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We have one of the original Model X's, a 2016 P90DL Signature Performance. It is a phenomenal vehicle, but of course, all good things must have issues... right? Well, yes. We tend to keep this car's mileage relatively low, and right now its about 25k miles, for a 2016! At around 23k, we had to replace the falcon door latch, and a sensor (which wasn't SO expensive). This is basically our only issue in the many years we've owned it. This vehicle is amazing, it's fast (which the kids love), practical (amazing for Costco hauls LOL), and very safe (the Tesla Autopilot feature is exceptional, it is especially handy for long road trips and everyday freeway commuting). My favorite things about the car are the giant windshield, the very convenient falcon wing doors (which the kids also love), and the amount of storage space throughout the entire car. Now, onto speed. I absolutely adore the Ludicrous Speed Upgrade option, which is amazing for having fun with the kids in my family. When I'm not using Ludicrous, I tend to have it set to sport. (There are four speed options: Chill, Sport, Ludicrous, and Ludicrous+ (Max Battery Power)) The sport setting is quick and zippy, perfect for overtaking on the freeway and weaving through traffic. I am also very obsessed with the Signature Red (PPSR) paint color, which only recently I found out that it is exclusive to the Signature Line! Overall, this vehicle is perfect for many families, for those who value either looks, performance, practicality, or all 3!

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4 out of 5 stars

5 year review

Dallen Ormond, 05/22/2023
2017 Tesla Model X 100D 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
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I initially loved this vehicle and am still a fan, but as with any technology focused platform after 5 years things aren’t so rosy. The battery has degraded about 11%. I bought the 100D for battery life. On purchase 100% charge was 310 mi, now at 100% I get around 275 mi. That means standard charging at 80% is 220 mi. I have had to replace the main computer CPU $2400, the steering unit $550, and now it squeaks like a rust bucket. I only have 45k mi and have had to replace tires twice $1600 each time (because of the offset wheels the inside of the tires wears especially fast). Additionally things that used to be free (music, news) are no longer free. Additionally on a hot day the sensor on the falcon wing doors will not let the doors open because it senses the heat as an obstruction.

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5 out of 5 stars

its a space ship trust me you will love it

kyle miller, 06/08/2022
2017 Tesla Model X 75D 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
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Absolutely the coolest car I have ever driven

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5 out of 5 stars

2nd owner is the way to go!

Johnny Sac, 06/13/2021
2016 Tesla Model X 90D 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
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We bought our 2016 Model X 90D used when it was 4 years old with 29,000 miles on it. The previous dealt with all of the door misalignments. He also took meticulous care of the vehicle. We've had it for six months now and absolutely love the vehicle. It's incredibly comfortable and easy to enter and exit. The technology is well beyond other car manufactures. Think of it as buying a new iPhone. You essentially control everything from the screen once you set it all up, the vehicle does everything automatically based on location and driver. Our screen crashed/locked up several times in the first couple of months but we haven't had any issues lately. Tesla actually came out with a recall to upgrade the memory chip on the display, so hopefully that will fix it for good. The only other issue we have is the passenger seat heat, bottom cushion, doesn't seem to be warming anymore. The lumbar definitely heats up though. Tesla wants to replace the entire seat but since it's not under warranty, we'll be waiting. One of the things I love most about our Model X is when some punk pulls up next to me in his souped up rig and thinks he's going to gun it and get in front of me. I've embarrassed several young men trying to impress their buddies/girlfriends while I smoke them with a family of 6. Love it!

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