Used 2016 Tesla Model S Price in the US
A used 2016 Tesla Model S in the US typically lists for $16,500–$22,499, with a median asking price of $19,220 across 245 active US dealer listings (as of 2026-10-17). The cheapest one listed right now is $9,500, a 2016 90D in Pueblo, CO — below 95% of the market, so expect high mileage, a base trim or a branded title — check the vehicle history.
- Typical range
- $16,500 – $22,499
- Median
- $19,220
- Cheapest 5%
- under $13,129
- Cheapest listed now
- $9,500
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$11,9992016 Tesla Model S 75153,653 mi · Sacramento, CA · BucketBuddy Auto · +7 more like it hereView listing → -
$12,0002016 Tesla Model S 70D122,000 mi · Foster City, CA · Find My Electric · +4 more like it hereView listing → -
$12,0802016 Tesla Model S 75126,253 mi · Norco, CA · Premium Autos · +8 more like it hereView listing → -
$12,3692016 Tesla Model S 70148,785 mi · Newark, CA · Faceautos · +1 more like it hereView listing →
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These are the bottom of the market, not the going rate — every one is priced below 95% of active listings. A typical used 2016 Tesla Model S asks $16,500–$22,499. Cars this far under: expect high mileage, a base trim or a branded title — check the vehicle history.
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10 pinnedFAQ
How much does a used 2016 Tesla Model S cost?
A used 2016 Tesla Model S in the US typically lists for $16,500 to $22,499, with a median asking price of $19,220 across 245 active US dealer listings. Nine in ten are priced between $13,129 and $29,997 (as of 2026-10-17, source: UnderMarket Cars).
Is $19,000 a good price for a used 2016 Tesla Model S?
That sits at about the market median ($19,220) for a used 2016 Tesla Model S. Under $16,500 puts you in the cheapest quarter of active US listings and under $13,129 in the cheapest 5%; above $29,997 is the priciest 5% (as of 2026-10-17).
What is the cheapest used 2016 Tesla Model S for sale right now?
$9,500 — a 2016 Tesla Model S 90D in Pueblo, CO, $9,720 under the median (as of 2026-10-17).
Are these MSRP or real asking prices?
Real asking prices from active US dealer listings, deduplicated by VIN — not manufacturer MSRP. They already reflect dealer discounts, and they exclude tax, title, registration and dealer fees.
How often are prices updated?
The listing data behind UnderMarket Cars is rebuilt from live US dealer inventory every few hours, and this used 2016 Tesla Model S page is regenerated from it when it is requested. The figures on this page are from 2026-10-17.
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Prices updated 2026-10-17. Data covers active dealer listings across the USA.