Elon Musk Fired My Wife - I'm Selling My Tesla

Summary by Krater

A review of a 2018 Tesla Model 3 Performance after seven years and 63,000 miles of ownership, breaking down costs, charging, tires, and features, and concluding that despite minor flaws, it remains one of the best daily drivers available.

From the video

Answers: What is it like to own a Tesla Model 3 Performance for seven years?

• Tesla Model 3 Performance long-term ownership review
• Electric vehicle operating costs and maintenance
• EV battery degradation after 7 years
• Comparison of EV vs gas car depreciation
• Tesla Autopilot and autopilot features review

What it concludes

• Driving a Tesla Model 3 Performance for 63,000 miles cost less than $2,000 in electricity.
• Total maintenance for the car over 7 years and 60,000 miles, excluding pothole damage, was under $600.
• After 7 years, the Tesla Model 3 retained 25% of its original MSRP, compared to 60% for a Subaru Crosstrek after 8 years.
• The Tesla Model 3's battery retained 85% of its original life after 7 years and 63,000 miles.
• Firing all U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees would save $271 billion, which is only 13.6% of Elon Musk's $2 trillion budget cut goal.