In 2023 Australia, Tesla pricing did its usual hokey‑pokey, but roughly: Model 3 sat around $57k–$75k before on‑roads, and Model Y about $65k–$90k depending on variant. Model S and Model X were six‑figure toys—think roughly $150k to $190k plus on‑roads—rare, rapid, and about as subtle as a leaf blower at dawn.
Used pricing ranged widely: 2019–2022 Model 3s typically $35k–$55k, 2023 examples $45k–$60k; Model Y used stock hovered roughly $50k–$80k; S/X older examples varied heavily by spec and condition. Actual drive‑away depends on paint, wheels, and state on‑roads, not to mention Tesla’s habit of changing prices between morning coffee and lunch. For used shopping, Tradingpost and the usual classifieds show what the market’s doing this week—bring a calculator and a sense of humour.

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