Is your Tesla whispering “Sell My Tesla” every time you walk by? Whether you need room in your driveway or a bump in your bank account, selling your Tesla online doesn’t need to feel like running a marathon in flip flops. Tech-savvy folks know it pays to work smarter, not harder, especially with a vehicle as inventive as a Tesla.

Here’s how to sidestep headaches and sell your Tesla online with minimal fuss.

First, prep your Tesla for its online debut. Clean inside and out. Snap bright, detailed photos from every angle; sunlight is your best filter. People want honesty—a coffee stain here, a scratch there, just call them out. Transparency builds trust and saves time.

Set a reasonable price. Teslas, unlike old beaters, actually hold their value. Check sites like Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds, and Autotrader for real numbers. Look for models, years, and trims matching yours. Did you add Full Self-Driving or premium paint? Those options matter—and can bump the value up significantly. Consider the local and national market; used Teslas move faster in some places than others.

Marketing plays a big role in getting the attention your Tesla deserves. Skip sketchy forums and start with big players—Autotrader, Cars.com, CarGurus, eBay Motors, or Tesla’s own trade-in. Listing on multiple platforms can quickly multiply your chances. Each site has quirks, so read the instructions. Don’t upload blurry pictures or copy-paste bland descriptions—boring ad copy gets scrolled past faster than you can say “Ludicrous Mode.”

Write an ad that pops. Say, “Impeccably kept, always garaged, single owner, new tires, Autopilot upgraded, all service records included.” Toss in details about battery health, latest updates, miles per charge—buyers want to see numbers and facts. Mention highlights: “zero-accident history,” “recent service at Tesla dealership,” or “still under warranty.”