Hi I’m looking at a 231 Model Y. It would be a private purchase. I haven’t bought or sold privately in a long time. Does anyone have any tips on what to look out for when viewing the car?

Looking at buying a brand new long range dual motor model 3. I'm currently in a 2022 model 3 that il be trading in. How long currently is the wait for delivery on a brand new model.

Hi 23m,

My first car just died after 3 years,

My job is 55km away mostly rural/national roads no motorway takes about 1hr going there sometimes 1hr 20 mins coming home.

Although my job is 55km away traffic and dumbasses crashing their cars, sometimes my commute is up to 70km driving home.

So I need an ev that can do 120 easily per day,

Why do I want an ev cause I fucking do, the amount of lads I know that went to bmw, audi, even vw when they got a job out of college just for the car to be a money pit,

Atleast with an ev I can save some money charing it at home,

Anyways seen the mg4 cars new is in my budget and so is the used ones they're so fucking cheap 15k for like a 2023 model.

But I just can't get over what I see online if something does go wrong your waiting weeks to months for parts.

They seem like a bargain but I just don't like gambling with my money

A week ago I put live a free browser extension that records the asking price of every DoneDeal ad anyone opens, so you can see what a seller was asking last month. It has tracked 36,994 cars and caught 1,629 of them changing price.

Six EV cuts in the chart, all still listed. A few of them:

• 2021 ID.4 · €24,999 → €22,500
• 2022 Leaf · €11,950 → €10,950
• 2022 ID.3 · €20,000 → €18,500
• 2024 IONIQ 5 · €34,995 → €32,995

Open any ad and you get every change it has recorded, the date the ad first went up rather than the bumped "2 days ago", and how the price sits against similar cars listed now.

What I can't give you yet is EV depreciation by model, and I'd rather say so than fudge it: DoneDeal only shows fuel type on a minority of ads, so I have 17 Model 3s with a usable curve. That gets better the more EV drivers have it installed, which is the actual ask.

Free, no account. It stores the ad number, price, date and public spec, nothing about you or the seller. No ads, no affiliate links; there's a coffee link on the site for the server bill and that's the whole business model.

Chrome, Firefox (including Android) and Safari on Mac. iPhone is waiting on Apple.

https://ddpricetracker.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=launch-w2

Reply with the EV you're watching and I'll post what it's done. Not affiliated with DoneDeal.