Is a 300,000-Mile Tesla Model Y a Steal at $13,900? Let’s Dive In!

Hey everyone, DennisCW here! Today, I stumbled across a fascinating deal on a Tesla Model Y with a staggering 316,000 miles on the odometer. At first glance, I had to ask myself, "Is this actually a good deal, or am I missing something?" Let’s take a closer look at this high-mileage electric vehicle (EV) and see if it’s worth the asking price of just $13,900.

The Tesla Model Y in Question

This particular Tesla is a 2020 Model Y Long-Range All-Wheel Drive, sporting a sleek black-on-black color scheme. Here are the key details:

Mileage: 316,000 miles (yes, you read that right!)
Price: $13,900 (or potentially $9,900 after a $4,000 used EV tax credit, if eligible)
Condition: Clean title, no accidents, warranty expired
Range: 250 miles on a full charge
Features: Full Self-Driving (FSD) fully paid for
Location: Colorado
Bonus: Battery replaced in August 2022

Shoutout to my friend over at Cheap Tesla for posting these incredible finds. If you’re on the hunt for affordable Teslas, make sure to follow him on Twitter or Instagram. And don’t forget to mention the "Dennis Deal" for a potential hookup! Unfortunately, this specific Model Y sold super quickly, but there are always more deals popping up.

Why This Deal Caught My Eye

Let’s be real—316,000 miles is a lot for any car, let alone an EV. You’d expect some wear and tear on the exterior, and it’s safe to assume this Tesla has seen better days cosmetically. However, there are a few reasons why this deal might still be tempting:

Price Point: At $13,900, this is dirt cheap for a Model Y, especially a Long-Range Dual Motor version with FSD included. If you qualify for the $4,000 used EV tax credit, it drops to under $10,000. That’s unheard of for a Tesla of this spec!
Battery Replacement: The battery was replaced in August 2022, which is huge. Considering the mileage, it’s likely the original battery was swapped under warranty before it expired. The current battery probably hasn’t seen nearly as much wear as the car’s total mileage suggests.
Full Self-Driving: FSD is a pricey add-on, often costing thousands of dollars. Having it fully paid for adds significant value to this deal.

On the flip side, with over 300,000 miles, other components like the suspension, brakes, and interior are likely showing their age. Maintenance costs could add up if you’re not prepared for potential repairs.

What Do You Think?

I’m curious to hear your thoughts! Would you take a chance on a Tesla with this kind of mileage for under $14,000 (or even under $10,000 with the tax credit)? Or would you rather save up for a lower-mileage option? Drop a comment below and let me know if you’d jump on a deal like this or pass it up for something else.

If you’re interested in snagging a cheap Tesla, hit up Cheap Tesla on social media. Deals like this don’t stick around long, so act fast if you see something you like!

Must-Have Tesla Accessories for New Owners

Speaking of Teslas, did you know that when you buy one, it comes with zero accessories? Not even a phone mount! Don’t worry, though—I’ve got you covered with some must-have accessories that every Tesla owner should consider. These are especially important if you’re picking up a used Tesla like the one we just discussed.

Here are my top picks, all available from my awesome partner, Jowua:

Phone Mount: Keep your phone secure during those quick Tesla accelerations.
Center Console Organizer: Trust me, without this, you’ll lose everything in that deep console.
Underscreen Storage Mount: My newest favorite—a sleek spot to store sunglasses or other small items.

But that’s not all! Jowua also offers cool extras like a wireless game controller (perfect for stashing in the glove box), a portable air compressor for peace of mind on road trips, and even an electric scooter so you don’t have to walk from Superchargers or Level 2 chargers.

Want to save some cash? Use my promo code (linked in the video description) to get a discount and support the channel. Plus, orders over $120 qualify for free shipping. Check out the full range of Jowua products via the link below the video—I personally use their gear and can vouch for the quality. A huge thanks to Jowua for partnering with me on this journey!

Final Thoughts

This 316,000-mile Tesla Model Y might not be for everyone, but at $13,900 (or less with the tax credit), it’s hard to ignore the value—especially with a replaced battery and FSD included. Whether you’re a bargain hunter or just curious about high-mileage EVs, deals like this prove that Teslas can still hold value even after being driven to the moon and back (almost literally!).

What’s your take on this deal? Would you buy it, or do you think the mileage is just too high? Let me know in the comments, and don’t forget to check out Cheap Tesla for more insane deals. Also, grab those essential Tesla accessories from Jowua using my promo code to save some money.

Thanks for reading, and I’ll catch you in the next post!

— DennisCW

Is a 300,000-Mile Tesla Model Y Worth $13,900? Let’s Break It Down!