Short answer: not cheap, not ruinous. In Australia, a new Tesla Model 3 Long Range typically sits around the mid-$70k range before on-road costs; drive-away usually lands in the low-$80ks depending on state charges and options. Used pricing swings with year and kilometres: recent 2023–2024 cars often list about $58k–$70k, while older/high‑km 2019–2022 examples can dip into the high-$40k to mid-$50k bracket. Prices wobble with wheel choice, software packs, and warranty remaining, so shop with data, not vibes—Tradingpost is handy for seeing real-world asks.
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