Used MYLR prices

[cbo111]

I have a one-year old MYLR 5-seat/w trailer hitch, midnight silver metallic in near-perfect condition with about 6,000 miles, No FSD. I am in Florida and doing some initial pondering about how to price it for sale. Appreciate feedback from anyone who has recently bought or sold their MYLR.

 

[zpaul]

look at Tesla site. They sell used ones up to $70k with more miles.
Carvana gives $55-65k depending on location.
Try Carmax, but they want you to bring it in and will not give you online quote.

I think you can easily get $65k.

 

[ZenRockGarden]

Yeah - especially with the recent $3k increase on new ones, the lightly-used market appears in the mid-60's depending a bit on location and options

 

[MY1stEV]

You can go to a site like cargurus.com and see prices for cars like yours currently for sale in your area. I agree with the above, you would have no trouble getting $65k.

 

[Clark_Kent]

Collect quotes from Carvana and Carmax as a proxy. You should be able to list it for $5-$7k above whatever they offer you. Also, compare current listings to get a feel for the market.

 

[Bob2C]

Go see what Tesla's website is selling them for with a lot more miles.. I was blown away what they are charging.. North of 70k for a 2020... Are people paying those prices? I mean just order a new performance for 75k.. Yeah you would have to wait three months but who cares its new..

 

[cbo111]

Crap I just looked at the Tesla Inventory website. This is what I found:

2021 Model Y​

Model Y Long Range Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
21,790 mile odometer
Tampa, FL
$81,300

 

[jcanoe]

Crap I just looked at the Tesla Inventory website. This is what I found:

2021 Model Y​

Model Y Long Range Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
21,790 mile odometer
Tampa, FL
$81,300

It probably has Full Self Driving (FSD) for $12k baked into that price. If you purchase the vehicle you can ask Tesla to remove the FSD.