Used Tesla for Sale in Washington, DC Metro

441 local listings · median $29,149 · 518 sold in 30 days

The Washington, DC Metro used-Tesla market

There are currently 441 used Teslas for sale in the Washington, DC Metro area on OwneDeals — across Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck — aggregated from Tesla Certified Pre-Owned inventory, partner dealers, and private sellers. The median asking price across all models is $29,149, with an average odometer of 58,665 miles.

In the last 30 days, 518 used Teslas sold in the Washington, DC Metro market across all models.

Market analysis — used Tesla Washington, DC Metro

Washington, DC Metro's used Tesla market revolves around Model 3 and Model Y, with premium models harder to comp.

Active listings
406 listings
Median ask price
$29,150
Avg listing mileage
56,969 miles
Sold in 30 days
529 sales

Washington, DC Metro currently has 406 active used Teslas, with a marketwide median ask of $29,150 and average mileage of 56,969 miles. The metro also recorded 529 sales in the last 30 days, so recent transaction volume is higher than visible supply. Most shoppers will be comparing Model 3 and Model Y, because local inventory shows 188 Model 3 listings and 157 Model Y listings, and those models also led recent activity with 209 Model 3 sales and 258 Model Y sales. At the top end, Cybertruck pricing stays separate from the rest at $71,750 asking and $82,998 sold, but supply is limited to 2 active listings. For Model S and Model X, sold medians of $55,588 and $56,366 sit above current asking medians of $33,472 and $33,238, so matching trim, year, and mileage matters before using those medians as local comps.

  • Recent sales exceed visible supply: Washington, DC Metro shows 406 active listings and 529 sales over the last 30 days. That means recent local transaction volume is higher than the number of Teslas currently listed.
  • Model 3 and Model Y drive most shopping: The deepest local inventory is in Model 3 at 188 listings and Model Y at 157 listings. They also lead recent sales in Washington, DC Metro, with 209 Model 3 sales and 258 Model Y sales.
  • Model 3 sets the lowest local median: Among current Washington, DC Metro listings, Model 3 has the lowest median ask at $26,100. Its recent sold median is $28,300, which is also the lowest sold median among the Tesla models shown here.
  • Cybertruck remains a thin, high-price niche: Cybertruck supply is limited in Washington, DC Metro, with 2 active listings and 3 recent sales. Even with that small sample, it has the highest local medians at $71,750 asking and $82,998 sold.
  • Model S and X need close like-for-like comps: Current asking medians for Model S and Model X are $33,472 and $33,238 in Washington, DC Metro. Recent sold medians are $55,588 for Model S and $56,366 for Model X, so trim, year, and mileage differences can materially change the comparison.

Bottom line: In Washington, DC Metro, Model 3 and Model Y define the market, while Model S and Model X require tighter like-for-like comp checks.

AI-generated summary of the data shown on this page, last updated 2026-09-21. Figures are directional, not an appraisal.

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ModelActive listingsMedian askingSold (30d)Median sold
Tesla Model 3182$25,998214$27,800
Tesla Model Y197$32,800246$34,900
Tesla Model S18$29,82326$52,500
Tesla Model X44$31,98628$56,366

Median asking price — all models, Washington, DC Metro (last 30 days)

Median used Tesla asking price in Washington, DC Metro, last 30 daysWeekly median asking price across all Tesla models in Washington, DC Metro.$32,800$29,986Aug 24Sep 07Sep 21
Weekly median asking price across all used Teslas in Washington, DC Metro.

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About this data

Methodology: figures cover the Washington, DC Metro metro (a curated group of local cities) across all Tesla models. Recently-sold figures use each listing’s last-updated timestamp as a sold-date proxy and are directional market signal, not an appraisal.

Research by DK · OwneDeals Research.