Sold: California 2024 Foundation Beast - 20k miles $88k

[otarpilot]

For Sale: 2024 Tesla Cybertruck Foundation Series Cyberbeast – 20k Miles, Northern California

Admiral Blue PPF wrap (think Corvette Admiral Blue color) and legal tinted windows with front tint above AS-1 line.

Own a piece of Tesla history with this rare 2024 Foundation Series Cyberbeast Cybertruck, tri-motor beast purchased September 2024. With 845 hp, a blistering 2.6-second 0–60, 10.80 quarter mile, and unmatched futuristic design, this truck turns heads everywhere. Meticulously maintained, single owner, clean title, no accidents. $88,000—well below a new 2025 Luxe Cyberbeast ($115k).

Key Features: Foundation Series: Limited-edition badging, laser-etched graphics, lifetime premium connectivity, and full self-driving (FSD). Performance Beast: Tri-motor all-wheel drive, 320-mile advertised range, 11,000+ lb towing capacity, adaptive air suspension, steer-by-wire / rear-wheels steer too (amazing turning radius), and Tesla’s latest tech.

Condition: Excellent, with 20,000 highway miles (mostly long trips, Ohio, Vegas, Oregon from California). Full Tesla service history, recent inspection available. Includes Foundation Series accessories (all-weather floor mats, glass roof sunshade), transferable warranty, and FSD software installed.

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[BlueLightning]

With 20k miles are these replacement tires away from the 35” Cyberwheels?

 

[otarpilot]

Original Core wheels and tires. Remaining tread measures 4/32nds.

 

[bosshog]

I didnt know the cyberbeast came with those tires or wheel covers. Was that a special order

 

[dalton108]

Seeing a $32,000 price drop in the wild (in a private sale no less) definitely has me feeling … something.

 

[L3it3R]

what size is that tent?

GLWS

 

[HunterMt8]

As a rule of finance, a vehicle is not an investment unless you have a rare vehicle that drives less than 500 miles a year and is worth at least $1 million. People don't realize this, but with any car purchased new off the lot, you can expect a 30 percent drop, as this is how dealers make money if you trade in or sell to another private seller.

 

[otarpilot]

I didnt know the cyberbeast came with those tires or wheel covers. Was that a special order

Not a special order, but was available later in the rollout. I believe you're correct that the initial Beasts' came with Cyber wheels only. But when I configured my Beast, the Core wheels were an option (as they are today). I was not interested in off-road, only highway driving/towing, so I opted for them. Core wheels 320 mile range vs Cyber wheels all-terrain at 301 mile range. Also today the Cyber wheels cost $3,500 more than the Core wheels on the Beast.

 

[otarpilot]

what size is that tent?

GLWS

The tent size is for a generic 6' bed, I originally bought it for our Chevy Duramax with 6' bed, but later used it on the Cybertruck when ever I would over night at race tracks. (racing a car, not the truck) Caution, the sharp corners of the tailgate did rip the tent. [face palm] @Tesla design: A little Feng shui on the sharp corners of the truck would have been appreciated.

 

[otarpilot]

Pulled the blue PPF off and traded it in with Tesla and got a new Luxe CT. The interaction with Tesla exceeded my expectations! Would do again!

 

[BlueLightning]

Hope you got a good deal, Tesla usually under bids on trade ins. Would have given you $69,990. Joke!

Congrats!

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