Hits an internal Tesla api to search for existing used inventory and prints to console every time there are new vehicles or price changes for your search parameters
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git clone git@github.com:stephenlindauer/tesla-used-inventory-monitor.git
cd tesla-used-inventory-monitor
npm install
node search.js
Regularly hits the api per the defined POLLING_INTERVAL_MIN (use responsibly, don't spam) and retuns new vehicles and price changes.
Shows when new vehicles are found:
Found new vehicle: 2017 100D Ludicrous Performance All-Wheel Drive
https://www.tesla.com/used/<redacted>
$80.6k
22.5k miles
Vehicle History: CLEAN
Inventory Reason: LEASE_MATURITY
has HW3 installed? no
Found new vehicle: 2017 100D Ludicrous Performance All-Wheel Drive
https://www.tesla.com/used/<redacted>
$81.2k
50.0k miles
Vehicle History: CLEAN
Inventory Reason: TRADEIN
has HW3 installed? yes
Price updates:
Price change: 2017 100D Ludicrous Performance All-Wheel Drive
https://www.tesla.com/used/<redacted>
Was: $78.6k
Now: $78.8k
The script is setup to look for:
- Model X
- used
- 75D, 100D, or P100D
- FSD Capable
- Six seat configuration
- Located in Denver, CO
If this is what you're looking for, change nothing :) Otherwise, you'll want to edit the getSearchQuery function in search.js
Location
At a minimum, you'll want to change lat, lng, zip, and region here to match where you are. This is not critical as it'll still show national results, but it does separate nearby vs other.
Model
Update model to one of the following: [ms, mx, my, m3]
Trim
If you care about a specific trim, add it here. Most looked self explanatory (ie.. 75D).
There are other filters which I did not add because I wasn't concerned, but you could if you wanted. If you discover more, feel free to make a PR and I'll happily accept it. It's easy to find if you want a custom search. Open the Network inspector tab in your browser when viewing the search results from Tesla's page. Find the request for inventory-results, then url decode the query value.