2026 Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD Electric · NJ26 GWF

Being a 2026 Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD, the car is still within the three‑year MOT exemption period, which explains the complete absence of any recorded MOT tests. Consequently, there is no official DVSA evidence of roadworthiness to date, and the vehicle’s compliance with the statutory safety and emissions standards has not yet been independently verified. Mileage for the vehicle has not been supplied, so no comparison can be drawn between age and kilometres accrued. Without a recorded odometer reading it is impossible to gauge typical wear patterns on tyre tread, brake pads, suspension bushings or the high‑voltage battery pack, all of which are directly influenced by distance travelled. A prospective buyer should therefore commission a full pre‑purchase inspection that concentrates on the components most critical to an electric drivetrain. The battery pack should be scanned for state‑of‑health data and any fault codes; the coolant circuit that services the battery thermal management system must be checked for leaks, hose integrity and proper pressure. The electric motor and inverter should be examined for abnormal whine, vibration or overheating of the cooling fans, while the regenerative‑braking system and conventional hydraulic brakes require measurement of pad thickness, rotor condition and pedal feel for any judder or pulsation. Suspension arms, control‑arm bushings and strut mounts should be inspected for play or corrosion, and the under‑body for any rust that could affect structural integrity. The charging port and high‑voltage connectors must be examined for signs of wear, corrosion or loose contacts, and the vehicle’s software version confirmed as current. Finally, request any available service documentation and verify that all manufacturer recalls have been completed. A road‑test should include a thorough check for warning lights on the instrument cluster, observation of steering response for pull or vibration, and listening for any unusual noises from the motor or drivetrain under acceleration and deceleration. Confirm that the warranty remains in force and that the seller can provide a clear transfer of that coverage.