USED TESLA MODEL X ULTIMATE BUYERS GUIDE - PROBLEMS, HISTORY, OPTIONS EXPLAINED

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This comprehensive buyer's guide for the used Tesla Model X highlights its distinctive features like falcon wing doors and multi-seat configurations. The reviewer emphasizes the importance of understanding the various battery sizes (75D, 90D, 100D) and their real-world range implications, cautioning that advertised figures can be optimistic. Key areas of concern for used models include potential issues with power doors, active spoilers (on P100Ds), and common paint rubbing on falcon wing doors. The guide also details interior options, seating configurations (5, 6, or 7 seats), and the impact of larger wheels on range. A critical point is the clarification on 'free Supercharging,' noting it was primarily available on very early models and often doesn't transfer to subsequent owners. The reviewer advises thorough checks on tires (inner edge wear), brakes, suspension, and screen functionality. Overall, the Model X is presented as a capable family car with a manageable list of potential issues for used buyers.