If you’re buying a used Tesla, there’s one “feature” you absolutely have to verify before you call it a good deal: how Autopilot and Full Self-Driving are actually attached to that car. In this video I break down the stuff that trips people up—because listings love to say “FSD” or “Autopilot” and buyers assume it’s permanent. The reality is you need to confirm what’s included on the vehicle itself, what’s a subscription, and what could disappear after a transfer. I also talk through what I look for when I’m shopping used: checking the car’s Software screen, understanding the difference between basic Autopilot vs Enhanced Autopilot vs Full Self-Driving Capability, and why you shouldn’t pay “FSD money” unless you can verify it’s truly on the car. If you’re cross-shopping Model 3, Model Y, S, or X, this is the kind of detail that can swing the deal by thousands. My goal is simple—help you avoid overpaying and make sure the used Tesla you’re buying is actually equipped the way the seller claims.