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2023 M3B White

Slainte1624 | 2026-01-26 02:21 | 29 views

Started to journey finally to grab a used M3B for my sons first car. Took a drive of this one today, overall its a great spec , but is this good for this age and miles as have never haggled on an EV before - [https://www.autoboutiqueflorida.com/vehicle-details/used-2023-tesla-model-3-base-5yj3e1ea4pf484322](https://www.autoboutiqueflorida.com/vehicle-details/used-2023-tesla-model-3-base-5yj3e1ea4pf484322)

Comments (12)
killacali916 2026-01-26 02:40

Insurance for a youngster will cost some $$ keep that extra expensive in mind.

RScottyL 2026-01-26 02:44

M3P? They don't make a B

Beer_and_Biology 2026-01-26 02:55

Base

Slainte1624 2026-01-26 03:21

Yes Base

y0Mark 2026-01-26 03:22

Seems like you’re between this and an Elantra N. Are you able to charge at home? Depending on public chargers (paid ones specifically) can end up costing more than gas based on your driving needs

Slainte1624 2026-01-26 03:31

Yes can charge at home, all driving will be around town only for first few years too. I have given up on Elantra N line, tesla will more more practical and not depreciate as much as the Hyundai down the road too.

Slainte1624 2026-01-26 03:32

No matter what we do with a teen and vehicle with todays insurance, its all $$$

y0Mark 2026-01-26 03:58

Okay being able to charge at home is a game changer. See if your state has any incentives on used electric cars. In terms of price, try to see if they can do $25K OTD.

nachos3 2026-01-26 04:13

These are usually double other cars and make it not worth it

irie56 2026-01-26 04:31

That car is worth $20 retail and if I were to trade in my rwd 2023 I would be offered in the mid teens. Shop around. Has been mentioned but we aren’t joking in regards to insuring teslas. Get a price. They are expensive as hell and a PITA to repair and insurers are over it. You can get a year newer with better hardware for $25

Kaaawooo 2026-01-26 17:05

Just got that trim 2023 a couple months ago from Tesla directly for $21k. That one is overpriced, but the car itself is solid. I personally like the peace of mind with the LFP battery

TheDavidCall 2026-01-26 23:58

Solid price given the reasonably low miles. I would have assumed it would be cheaper, given that’s what my 2022 AWD Long Range was worth at 60,000 miles. But yeah. I’d pay between $20k and $25k for that car.

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