Used Car of the Day: 2019 Tesla Model 3


Would you buy a used Tesla right now, given all of Elon Musk's controversies with Tesla and Twitter?
Would you pay $44,000 for one?
That's what this Model 3 owner wants for a RWD car with full-self driving (FSD). We will note here that no car, including any Tesla, on the market can actually drive itself -- FSD is just Tesla's (misleading, IMO) name for its semi-autonomous driving system.

The seller claims to have a clean title. The seller says that outside of a couple of door dings, the car is cosmetically clean, and he or she has kept it mostly above 70 percent charge and hasn't used supercharging often.

He or she also says this car is fully loaded. The car is still under factory warranty until 2023.

Does a three-year-old Tesla ring your bell? Or is this a hard pass?
[Images: Seller]
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I was quite surprised when i found out that the base model3's were Rwd. I assumed they were all awd from the price.
I can't even count how many teslas model 3's ive seen spun out, and stuck in the snow in the past couple of weeks. Im sure they were all the base models with Rwd, and i ll bet the owners had no idea that the car they purchased was even rwd.
MY19 TESLA MODEL 3 2WD 4D SEDAN LONG RANGE
Base MMR: $32,400
Adjusted MMR$: 30,800 (this example @ 46K)
12/15/22$30,25044,5952.8EL/ARedLeaseWest CoastPhoenix
12/14/22$32,25038,9963.6EL/ABlueLeaseWest CoastTucson
12/2/22$34,80035,5144.4EL/ARedRegularSoutheastFort Lauderdale
12/2/22$33,00037,547--EL/ABlueRegularNortheastPennsylvania
11/30/22$36,00028,8404.6EL/ASilverRegularSouthwestDallas
11/29/22$37,00023,5934.3EL/AGrayRegularWest CoastRiverside
Hey seller: bite me Tesla boy @ $44K