[see Tesla’s website, but you can also find this in the private market. ](https://www.tesla.com/inventory/used/m3?arrangeby=plh&zip=22181) Many used Teslas are retailing at prices above MSRP – tax credit. You can find several used Teslas on this page that’re more than new inventory with discount. [Another example,] model 3 SR priced at $37k which is probably 2k short of what a new one would cost, with no tax credit.
Are these cars just going after buyers who don’t qualify for the tax credit? Or are dealers just trying to not get washed on what they probably paid for these trade-ins in 2021/2022? Either way seems like the used EV market seems like its in a bit strange, if you are dead-set on getting an EV that’s production constrained or doesn’t qualify for the tax credit I could see how used price would stay elevated, but I don’t understand how the used market for Tesla EVs can stay this inflated between the tax credit and current inventory glut
