2020 AWD LR Model 3

[Ducks08]

Hello,

looking to get a range of where the model 3 pricing market is in the Pacific Northwest.

we have a Pearl white model 3, production number around 122k, 24k miles. picked it up October of 2018 that we don’t drive often. It’s an AWD, Long Range model, with premium interior, enhanced autopilot, 19” sport wheels.

clean, brand new tires put on it thanks to construction in our new development and a nail in the sidewall. No accidents or issues, has ceramic tint on all except front windshield. No pets, non smoking and has all weather floor Mats everywhere in car.

trying to get a solid handle on pricing. Blue book is wildly higher than what I am seeing from Tesla or local 3rd party dealer. Blue book says 42-45k and tesla and local say 37k, is the price of M3 really that compressed?? Maybe blue book pricing is too slow to react? Not sure either way?

would appreciate honest and informed feedback. to sort out next steps in selling.

cheers!

 

[Ducks08]

Sorry on incorrect title of thread, this is a 2018 M3 AWD LR.

 

[Zorg]

Not a real value add comment, so sorry in advance. The lack of warranty on used Tesla has depreciated the value of Tesla used inventory, but on the other hand they unlock FSD and acceleration boost on pretty much all their cars, which technically should increase that value. Net net, one can find a similar model for $43K from Tesla (2018 Model 3 | Tesla).

So my guess is that $43K is kind of the ceiling price wise, depending on whether buyers care about FSD and accelerator boost.

 

[josh3thayer]

$37k-$39k is pretty accurate. FSD models selling on the private market for $42k-$45k.

I do know someone in the PNW looking for a LR AWD if you end up wanting to sell. Reach out!

 

[Ducks08]

$37k-$39k is pretty accurate. FSD models selling on the private market for $42k-$45k.

I do know someone in the PNW looking for a LR AWD if you end up wanting to sell. Reach out!

Yea, let’s connect and discuss. I’m in Eugene, not sure where they are?