2018 Tesla Model S 100d/75d/p100d
5YJSA1E26JF245202
2018 Tesla Model S 100d/75d/p100d VIN 5YJSA1E26JF245202 was sold at IAAI for $7 975 USD. Last known mileage — 139 926 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar TESLA MODEL S listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2018 Tesla Model S has been used as a personal vehicle since March 2018 and was recently processed through an auto auction in Illinois with a reported odometer of 139,926. While the vehicle maintains a clean state title, it carries a documented moderate damage report from a collision in Zionsville on March 4, 2022, which included both body and mechanical repairs. With only one service record available for this high-mileage luxury sedan, reviewing the full report is essential to evaluate how the prior accident and limited maintenance history may impact its current value and long-term reliability.
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The combination of body damage and documented electrical issues suggests a high risk of high repair costs. Electrical faults in Teslas can range from simple sensor issues to complete high-voltage battery or MCU failures.
While the exterior cosmetic damage (quarter panel and door) is straightforward bodywork, the 'Secondary Damage: Electrical' tag is a major red flag. For an electric vehicle, electrical issues are often systemic and extremely expensive to diagnose and repair.
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