Used Tesla for Sale in Washington, DC Metro

402 local listings · median $28,483 · 515 sold in 30 days

The Washington, DC Metro used-Tesla market

There are currently 402 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 $28,483, with an average odometer of 62,326 miles.

In the last 30 days, 515 used Teslas sold in the Washington, DC Metro market across all models.

Market analysis — used Tesla Washington, DC Metro

Washington, DC Metro Tesla supply is centered on Model 3 and Model Y.

Active listings
377 listings
Median ask price
$28,100
Average mileage
64,471 miles
30-day sold volume
546 sales

In Washington, DC Metro, the used Tesla market is broad, but most of the current choice is concentrated in Model 3 and Model Y. Those two models account for 157 active listings and 160 active listings, while Model S and Model X are much thinner at 22 active listings and 38 active listings. Market activity is running ahead of live supply, with 546 sales over the last 30 days versus 377 active listings, so listings that match a specific budget or spec may turn over quickly. Pricewise, Model 3 sets the low end at a $24,451 median ask, while recent sold medians rise to $54,094 for Model S and $56,400 for Model X. With the average listing already at 64,471 miles, comparing year and mileage within each model matters as much as choosing between models.

  • Most local choice is in Model 3 and Model Y: In Washington, DC Metro, Model Y has 160 active listings and Model 3 has 157 active listings, compared with 38 active listings for Model X and 22 active listings for Model S. Shoppers here will see most of the live market in those two volume models, with median asks of $31,968 for Model Y and $24,451 for Model 3.
  • Recent sales outpace live inventory: Washington, DC Metro recorded 546 sales in the last 30 days against 377 active listings. That same pattern shows up in the two biggest segments, where Model Y logged 255 sales versus 160 active listings and Model 3 logged 237 sales versus 157 active listings.
  • Price bands differ sharply by model: Model 3 carries the lowest local median ask at $24,451, while Model S has the highest median ask at $33,899. On recent sales, Model 3 is again lowest at $27,500, while Model X reaches $56,400 and Model S sits at $54,094.
  • Current asks sit below recent sold medians: For every model in Washington, DC Metro, the current median ask sits below the recent median sold price: Model 3 at $24,451 ask versus $27,500 sold, Model Y at $31,968 versus $34,600, Model S at $33,899 versus $54,094, and Model X at $29,432 versus $56,400 over the last 30 days. That points to a lower-priced live inventory mix than the vehicles that closed recently.

Bottom line: In Washington, DC Metro, expect the deepest Tesla selection in Model 3 and Model Y, with 546 sales versus 377 listings over the last 30 days.

AI-generated summary of the data shown on this page, last updated 2026-10-05. Figures are directional, not an appraisal.

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ModelActive listingsMedian askingSold (30d)Median sold
Tesla Model 3167$24,850232$27,528
Tesla Model Y171$32,300233$34,700
Tesla Model S20$33,89921$52,400
Tesla Model X44$29,08226$56,450

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.$30,435$28,546Sep 07Sep 21Oct 05
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.