2023 Tesla Model Y

SLEEK, ELECTRIC, SEVEN-SEAT, WELL-EQUIPPED, NONSMOKER, INSTANT-TORQUE POWER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Silent, quick and ready for the whole family, this 2023 Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD wears a rich Red Multi-Coat finish over a bright White and Black Premium Interior, with an EPA-rated range of up to 330 miles, a full-length glass roof and an optional third row that brings seating for seven. With 59,447 miles on the odometer, dual-motor all-wheel drive and Tesla's remaining Battery and Drive Unit Limited Warranty, it is an electric SUV that makes daily life simpler and a lot more fun. The Model Y has become one of the most recognizable electric SUVs on the road, and it is easy to see why. It blends the quickness and low-slung handling of a sport sedan with the height, cargo room and easy entry of an SUV, then adds a huge touchscreen, over-the-air software updates and access to one of the most convenient fast-charging networks in the country. This Long Range AWD is the sweet spot of the lineup, with the extra range and all-wheel-drive traction that most shoppers want. What sets this particular Model Y apart is the way it was ordered. The factory 7 Seat Interior adds a third row with its own USB-C charging, a sliding second row and fold-flat seats, so it can carry a carpool, a pair of kids and their friends or a week of luggage, then fold flat for a big haul. Pair that with the White and Black Premium Interior, a glass roof that floods the cabin with light and the bold Red Multi-Coat paint, and it is a Model Y that looks and feels special from every angle. Dual-motor all-wheel drive is the other big reason to take a close look. One motor drives each axle, so the Model Y can send power exactly where it is needed in rain, snow and slippery conditions, and it launches with the instant, silent torque that only an electric motor can deliver. It is a family SUV that is as relaxing in traffic as it is exciting on an open on-ramp. Why Shoppers Buy the Tesla Model Y The Model Y has earned its place on shopping lists by doing a lot of things well at the same time. It delivers long range, strong acceleration, a roomy and flexible interior and a technology experience that few rivals can match, and it does it with none of the weekly stops at a gas station. Kelley Blue Book's reviewers single out its range of up to 330 miles, its strong tech, the convenience of the Supercharger network and over-the-air updates, and a driving experience with precise steering, confident braking and composed handling. In a segment that includes the Ford Mustang Mach-E, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6, the Model Y stands out for its range, its charging network and its cargo room. Ownership is easier, too. With no oil changes, no spark plugs and regenerative braking that does much of the slowing down, an electric vehicle like the Model Y has fewer routine maintenance items than a comparable gas SUV, and charging at home overnight means a full ''tank'' every morning. The cabin also gets help from a heat pump, which keeps the interior comfortable through New Jersey winters while using less energy than a conventional resistance heater. Automotive Press & Industry Recognition Reviewers have consistently praised the 2023 Model Y. Edmunds points to plenty of range, strong acceleration, a convenient Supercharger network and roomy seating and cargo space, notes that the Long Range hit 60 mph in 4.8 seconds in its testing, and says the Long Range rides more smoothly than the Performance trim, calling it a relative bargain for its speed and space. Edmunds recommends the Long Range over the Performance for its extra range, smoother ride and lower price. Kelley Blue Book's reviewers highlight the Model Y's long range, strong technology, reasonable pricing and a confident, composed driving feel. Safety is another strong point. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the Model Y five stars overall, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety named the 2023 Model Y a