Tesla Model 3 Performance FS
 

There isn't a lot of variation in Telsa Model 3's, so here is the one liner that tells you everything you need to know:

1 owner (me) Tesla Model 3 Performance in Midnight Silver with Black interior. 19800 miles..

Totally 100% factory standard. Couple of tiny (1 inch max) kerb rash on 2 nearside alloys. Might be the odd mark here and there if you hunt really hard but washed it the other day and it looks pretty straight and tidy to me.

Very little supercharger use, trickle charged overnight most of the time.

0-60 is around 3 seconds. Its the quickest thing you'll ever drive at road legal speeds. Its certainly the quickest thing I've ever driven this side of a German Autobahn.

Car has an (extendable) 4 year, 50,000 mile full coverage warranty. 8 years on battery and motor. I've had this car over 2 years. I've *never* had a car over a year, let alone 2, which says quite a lot really.

For sale as I have a Model Y on order. Might consider a really cheap p/x from forum members only.

Its currently on Autotrader at £46495. It is the cheapest full blown performance model under 20K miles in the UK. These are £60k new now, and prices are holding very steady. Closest thing to depreciation proof motoring out there.

Its also not white, which is the 'free' default colour for these.

The is the full monty performance model. 20" alloys, Carbon fibre boot spoiler, red brembo brakes, 'Track mode', many more horses and a subtle red line under the "Dual Motor" badge on the rear. Don't confuse it with the cheaper 'long range' model.

Note. I go away for Easter on Saturday.

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-det...02203314154379

The most surprising part of this post is...

:ROFL:

Good luck with the sale

Tempting....
 

...very tempting. And I'm glad to hear that you have a MY coming - great cars, and a hatchback too +++ (the M3's only real shortcoming...)

Must admit I'm expecting my next car will be a Tesla, I'll prob go SH model S as an infill as i've got the Cybertruck on deposit from some years back!

Tempting and a decent price, but i'm waiting on estate funds!

Provided you can afford the lease or purchase cost, making your next car a Tesla is pretty much a no-brainer, and as good an investment as any new car can be. I can't imagine buying anything else.

Back off holiday now, dropped it a grand to get it moving as I need the equity it has in it.

Now £45495.

I'll even throw in a set of genuine, boxed Tesla roof bars to a forum member foc (about £400 quids worth from memory)