2020 Tesla Model S Performance AWD with Full Self Drive and Panoramic Roof

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So, I’ve been meaning to get rid of this old Tesla Model S — it’s a 2020 Performance version, AWD, with the full self-drive package and that gorgeous pearlescent white paint. It’s not flashy, but it’s actually pretty solid under the hood.

I bought it new back in the day, and it’s been mostly kept in good shape — just me and the car, mostly. It has a few of the premium bits you’d expect: heated leather seats, electric heated steering wheel, carbon fibre trim, panoramic roof, Ludicrous Mode, smart air suspension, and all the safety stuff like crash sensors and HEPA filtration. The wheels are 21-inch upgraded alloys, and the brakes are red Tesla ones — feels like it’s got a bit more grip than most.

It’s got a lot of tech under the skin, from speed-sensitive steering to cruise control and traction control. The glass is UV and infrared blocking, which I actually appreciate — keeps the interior nice and clean.

I’ve never really driven it to the edge of the road, but I’ve had it out on long drives, and it handles well. The only thing I’d say is it’s not the fastest car I’ve ever seen, but it’s got that quiet, smooth electric vibe that’s kind of special.

I’m not selling it because I need cash — more like I’ve found something I want to share with someone who actually values these kinds of cars. It’s not the most expensive car in the world, but it’s one of those that feels like it was built for someone who wants a bit of peace of mind with every mile.

It’s currently based in bodorgan, Hermon — I can show it if you’re local or just want to chat about it. I’ve had it checked with HPI, and it’s clear. The original warranty’s still valid, so I’m not worried about that.

I’m not looking for a quick sale — just someone who’s genuinely interested. If you’re in the market for a quiet, smart, long-range electric car that doesn’t make a fuss, this might be worth a look.

Let me know if you’re interested — happy to talk through it over a coffee or a call. No pressure, just real talk.

P.S. It’s worth noting that the price is £27,432 — not a lot for what it is, honestly. I’m not selling it for a lot, but it’s not the cheapest either. Just something I thought I’d share.

(And yes, I know it’s not the most common thing to sell — but it’s been a great companion over the years.)