2018 Tesla Model 3

Midnight Silver Metallic Electric Motor AWD Tesla Model 3 120/112 City/Highway MPG CARFAX One-Owner. Odometer is 9681 miles below market average! The 2018 Tesla Model 3 Long Range is what happens when Silicon Valley builds a sports sedan that also moonlights as a spaceship. This car does not have an engine in the front. It has a front trunk, which Tesla calls a frunk, because even the cargo space is trying to be cool. The 2018 Long Range variant was the Model 3 that first showed the world that you could go electric without sacrificing fun, speed, or the ability to silently embarrass muscle cars at stoplights. Let us start with the obvious flex. The Long Range version gives you up to 310 miles of electric range on a full charge. That means you could theoretically drive from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and still have enough juice left to smugly drive past a gas station and wave. Acceleration depends on whether you went with the rear wheel drive version or the dual motor all wheel drive. Rear wheel drive gets you from zero to sixty in a brisk 5.1 seconds, which is faster than most V6 sedans. The all wheel drive shaves it down to around 4.5 seconds, which is fast enough to make your passengers clutch invisible handles and reconsider your insurance deductible. Inside the cabin, Tesla went with minimalism, but make it sci fi. There are no traditional gauges. Everything lives on a single 15 inch touchscreen in the middle of the dash. Want to adjust the mirrors? Use the screen. Want to open the glovebox? Use the screen. Want to play games, stream Netflix, or control a fart simulator? Oh yes, that is also on the screen. The Model 3 is part car, part tablet, part entertainment system. You get seating for five adults, or at least four adults and one lucky friend in the middle rear seat. The panoramic glass roof makes the cabin feel like a mobile observatory and the materials, especially with the Premium Interior package, feel more upscale than anything else near its price point at launch. Heated seats, a premium sound system, and wireless updates from Teslas mothership ensure your car gets smarter while you sleep. The 2018 Model 3 is loaded with safety features, earning a five star crash test rating from the government folks. You get forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and access to Teslas driver assistance features like Autopilot. If you splurged on Enhanced Autopilot or Full Self Driving Capability, the car might even change lanes or park itself. Whether or not it will truly drive itself is still up for debate, but it will definitely make you feel like you are in the future. Charging is convenient too. With access to Teslas Supercharger network, you can add up to 170 miles of range in about 30 minutes. That is just enough time to get a coffee, scroll your phone, and return to a vehicle that is once again ready to outrun most things on the road. If you install a Level 2 charger at home, overnight charging bec