2023 Tesla Model 3

MODERN, EFFICIENT, NO-ACCIDENT, ONE-OWNER, NONSMOKER, READY TO GO ELECTRIC! The 2023 Tesla Model 3 remains one of the easiest electric vehicles to live with day to day, and this Midnight Silver Metallic example carries a clean history to match its modern, minimalist approach to the daily commute. Where many EVs still feel like a compromise, the Model 3 was built from the ground up around electrification, and it shows in everything from how it drives to how little maintenance it actually asks for. A single rear-mounted electric motor sends power to the rear wheels here, delivering the kind of instant, seamless torque that makes even routine merges and passes feel effortless. Owners consistently point to that immediate response, paired with the car's low center of gravity from its floor-mounted battery pack, as one of the most satisfying parts of daily ownership. WHY SHOPPERS BUY THIS MODEL The Model 3 essentially introduced mainstream America to the idea that an electric car could be genuinely desirable rather than merely responsible, and it remains the entry point many buyers choose specifically for access to Tesla's Supercharger network, one of the most extensive fast-charging networks on the road today. Its minimalist cabin, centered around a single large touchscreen, was a deliberate departure from traditional dashboards, and buyers continue to choose it for that clean, tech-forward approach to a car's interior. Over-the-air software updates mean the car keeps gaining new features and refinements long after it leaves the factory, something few traditional automakers can match. Combined with brisk acceleration, strong efficiency, and a reputation for holding its value better than most electric vehicles on the market, it's easy to understand why the Model 3 remains cross-shopped against nearly every EV in its class. AUTOMOTIVE PRESS AND INDUSTRY RECOGNITION Reviewers have consistently praised the Model 3 for its quick, confident acceleration and genuinely engaging handling for a mainstream sedan, along with an EPA-estimated range that keeps range anxiety largely out of the daily-driving conversation. Critics also regularly highlight the simplicity of the touchscreen-centric interior and the ongoing value of over-the-air updates, which continue to refine the car's software long after purchase. WARRANTY The odometer is hovering around the 51,197-mile mark, and it is STILL COVERED by the factory. Remaining Transferable Factory Coverage Battery and Drive Unit Limited Warranty -- Covers the battery pack and drive unit against defects, backed by a minimum 70 percent battery capacity retention guarantee. Expiration: 12/05/2030 or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) Limited Warranty -- Covers the seatbelts and airbag system. Expiration: 12/05/2027 or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first. Body and Rust Limited Warranty -- Covers rust perforation from material or workmanship defects. Expiration: 12/05/2034, unlimited miles. Extended service plans may be available to provide additional peace of mind and help protect your investment moving forward. STANDARD FEATURES Even in its base RWD form, the Model 3 comes very well equipped, built around a single 15-inch center touchscreen that controls nearly every function in the car, from climate to navigation to entertainment. A full-length glass roof is standard rather than an upcharge, filling the cabin with natural light, and Tesla's Autopilot suite -- including Traffic-Aware Cruise Control and Autosteer -- comes standard as well, easing the burden of longer highway drives. CHARGING, RANGE & ELECTRIFIED POWERTRAIN This Model 3 carries an EPA-estimated range of up to 272 miles on a full charge, more than enough for the vast majority of daily driving and most weekend trips without a charging stop. Its lithium iron phosphate battery chemistry is known for handling frequent full charges especially well, giving owners the flexibility to charge to 100 percent re