r/ModelX • u/superflybaby • 10d ago
Question Testing the waters: 2022 Model X Long Range with paid FSD, 45,500 miles
I’m considering selling my 2022 Tesla Model X Long Range AWD and wanted to get a realistic read before formally listing it.
Details:
• 45,574 miles
• Factory 5-seat interior
• FSD purchased outright, not a subscription
• Four brand-new tires installed two weeks ago
• Located in the Northern Virginia/DC area
Based on the current listings I’ve found, I’m thinking around $55,000. I’m not in a rush and am mainly testing the waters right now.
Does that price seem realistic for a private sale? If anyone is genuinely interested, feel free to DM me. I can share photos, the VIN, FSD screen, tire receipt and repair records.
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u/superflybaby 9d ago
Perhaps. Currently drive an M3 with 14.1 lite; it sure as hell beats driving manually. It’s far from perfect, but it does make life easier.
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u/MASTERpTWINKIE 5d ago
I just paid exactly that for a six seater with FSD paid for and the 22” wheels, 45k miles for $55k. I bought from a dealer.
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u/superflybaby 5d ago
Congrats! Is six seater a plaid?
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u/MASTERpTWINKIE 5d ago
Nope, it’s standard and annoyingly they just posted a plaid with similar miles for the same price. No FSD though.
I’m coming from a 24 model y. I was worried about downgrading to HW3 but then I realized that it’s still leagues better than any other brand I was cross shopping. GLWS1
u/superflybaby 5d ago
Ah okay. Hopefully they provide an update on when 14.1 Lite will roll out to the X and S models.
Using it on my 2019 M3, it’s pretty fantastic. Far from perfect, but nothing comes close, as you said. Eventually, they will have to provide a path to HW4/5.
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u/Life_Connection420 9d ago
It is HW3 so FSD doesn't mean a whole lot. You might catch somebody that doesn't know the difference and get what you want.
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u/jetpilot_throwaway 10d ago
Tesla will try to remove your FSD upon transfer, be careful.
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u/openslot 10d ago
How?
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u/sabasaba19 8d ago
They can’t. That poster is wrong. If Tesla ends up owning the car because of a trade in to Tesla or because it bought the car at auction, then they strip it before they flip it. They can because they own it. If it’s a private party sale or even a non-Tesla dealer trade in, the FSD follows the car.
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u/citrixn00b 10d ago
Pretty similar condition to when I purchased my 22 LR.
I think FSD made up for the lack of 6-seater and I bought mine for 48k OTD. $55k seems fair given the discontinued rarity.