2024 TESLA CYBERTRUCK AWD FOUNDATION SERIES -FULL WARRANTY -6.99% OAC! - $76,800 (665 W MAIN ST MESA, AZ)

2024 TESLA CYBERTRUCK AWD FOUNDATION SERIES - This is NOT a base model Cybertruck... It is the limited edition Foundation Series. (read below:) Up to 320 Miles on a full charge, Very Sharp Looking Vehicle, 3k Actual Miles, Runs and Drives Like New. This Cybertruck comes with 1 Key Card. Clean Title, Clean Carfax. This is a new car trade-in we acquired. We are now offering it for sale to the public. Vehicle comes with the remaining 4 Year/50,000 Mile to Bumper to Bumper Warranty and the remaining 8 Year/150,000 Miles Powertrain Warranty from Tesla. Financing available, VIN# 7G2CEHED7RA024233. $76,800.00 (480)-468-1229 (Se Habla Español) The Tesla Cybertruck Foundation Series and the base model (non-Foundation Series) differ in price, features, and delivery priority. Below is a detailed comparison based on available information: 1. Price Foundation Series: Priced at a $20,000 premium over the base model. In the U.S., the Foundation Series All-Wheel Drive (AWD) was priced at $99,990, and the Cyberbeast variant at $119,990. In Canada, pricing was $137,990 (AWD) and $165,990 (Cyberbeast) before a price increase in February 2025 to $153,990 (AWD) and $181,990 (Cyberbeast) due to additional charges for wheels and Full Self-Driving (FSD). Production of the Foundation Series ended in January 2025, with some units still available from overproduction. Base Model: Starts at $79,990 for the AWD variant and $99,990 for the Cyberbeast in the U.S. as of October 2024. In Canada, the non-Foundation Series AWD is $114,990, and the Cyberbeast is $142,990. The Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) model, rebranded as "Long Range," resumed sales in April 2025 at $69,990 with a 350-mile range. 2. Features and Accessories Foundation Series: Cosmetic Upgrades: Laser-etched Foundation Series badges and cabin graphics. Exclusive white interior decor (later offered with optional Tactical Grey). Included Accessories: All-weather interior liners ($295). Center console tray ($25), gear locker dividers ($45), vault D-rings ($40), and L-track system ($25). Off-road light bar (included for Cyberbeast, valued at ~$600). 20-inch Cyber wheels with 35-inch all-terrain tires (later offered with all-season tires for improved 340-mile range). Technology and Services: Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability ($8,000 value, though not fully activated at delivery). Lifetime Premium Connectivity (valued at thousands over the vehicle’s life). Powershare home backup hardware and mobile adapter, plus a $4,000 installation credit for Cyberbeast (AWD lacks the credit). Additional Features: Eight tie-down points in the truck bed (vs. four in the base model). Metallic silver inlay in the center console footwell. The Foundation Series was marketed as a "fully optioned" package, though some features (e.g., FSD, locking differentials) were not fully functional at delivery. Base Model: Cosmetic Differences: No Foundation Series badging or exclusive cabin graphics. Standard black or Tactical Grey interior; white interior is an optional upgrade ($2,000). Accessories: Lacks the premium accessories included in the Foundation Series (e.g., no all-weather liners, D-rings, or L-track system unless purchased separately). Four tie-down points in the truck bed instead of eight. No off-road light bar (optional purchase for Cyberbeast). Technology and Services: Does not include FSD or Lifetime Premium Connectivity unless added as options ($8,000 for FSD, subscription-based connectivity). No Powershare home backup hardware or installation credit unless purchased separately. Wheels and Tires: Comes with 20-inch Core wheels and all-season tires as standard, offering a 325-mile range for the AWD model (vs. 340 miles for Foundation Series with all-season tires). Missing Features (RWD Long Range): The RWD model lacks ventilated seats, rear-seat display, motorized tonneau cover, power outlets, and adaptive air suspension. 3. Performance and Specifications Foundation Series: Available in Dual-Motor AWD (600 hp, 4.1 seconds 0-60 mph, 340-mile EPA-estimated range) or Cyberbeast (834 hp, 2.6 seconds 0-60 mph, 320-mile range). Both variants have a towing capacity of 11,000 pounds and include hardware for locking differentials (though not always activated at delivery). Base Model: AWD: 600 hp, 4.1 seconds 0-60 mph, 325-mile EPA-estimated range (slightly lower due to different battery or wheel configuration). Cyberbeast: 834 hp, 2.6 seconds 0-60 mph, 301-mile range (slightly lower than Foundation Series, possibly due to battery or tire differences). RWD Long Range: ~250 hp (estimated), <6.7 seconds 0-60 mph, 350-mile range, 7,500-pound towing capacity. AWD and Cyberbeast have locking differentials (AWD: front and rear; Cyberbeast: front only). 4. Delivery and Availability Foundation Series: Limited to 25,000 units, offered to early reservation holders for faster delivery (starting December 2023 in the U.S., later in Canada and Mexico). Prioritized delivery in 2024, often within months of ordering. Production ended in January 2025, with some unsold units available from stock. In some cases, Tesla removed Foundation Series badges to sell remaining units as regular models for $20,000 less. Base Model: Non-Foundation Series orders opened in October 2024 in the U.S., with deliveries starting shortly after. Canada followed in February 2025. Delivery times for non-early reservation holders may extend into 2025 or beyond due to high demand. RWD Long Range deliveries resumed in April 2025. 5. Value Proposition Foundation Series: Marketed as a premium, limited-edition package with exclusive badging and accessories valued at ~$17,000 (AWD) to over $20,000 (Cyberbeast, including light bar and installation credit). Critics argue the $20,000 premium is partly a "line-skipping" fee, with some features (e.g., FSD, locking differentials) not fully functional at delivery, reducing perceived value for the AWD model. The Cyberbeast Foundation Series is considered a better deal due to additional inclusions like the light bar and installation credit. Base Model: More affordable, starting at $79,990 (AWD) or $69,990 (RWD Long Range), but lacks the bundled accessories and features of the Foundation Series. Buyers must pay extra for options like FSD ($8,000), white interior ($2,000), or accessories, which can narrow the price gap with the Foundation Series. Better suited for those who don’t need the extra features or prefer to wait for a lower price. Summary The Foundation Series Cybertruck is a premium, limited-edition model with exclusive badging, white interior (or Tactical Grey), all-terrain tires, and bundled accessories like FSD, Lifetime Premium Connectivity, and Powershare hardware, justifying much of its $20,000 premium. It was designed for early adopters willing to pay for faster delivery and added features. The base model, available as AWD, Cyberbeast, or RWD Long Range, is $20,000 cheaper but lacks these extras, requiring buyers to purchase options separately, which can reduce the cost savings. The Foundation Series offers more Ascendancy Editor more value for those who want the prestige and early delivery, while the base model is a more budget-friendly option for those who prioritize cost over additional features. If you have further questions about specific features or need help deciding which model suits your needs, let me know!