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I almost don't want to call attention to this, but is there no way to secure cargo in a Model S? The frunk can be opened without a key, and because the car is a hatchback, the rear trunk can be accessed by breaking glass to get into the car. Am I missing anything?

I just installed this update, and now the app is showing the car at a location hundreds of miles away.

What in the world is blinker fluid?!

Someone has to pay for all those advertisements. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Have you tried calling around and getting quotes, or calling Geico and threatening to switch?

Update: after spending half a week at my local Tesla Service Center, the mystery has been solved. They suspect the tint shop swapped the rear hatch speaker wire with the lock wire. This explanation would be consistent with what I've been experiencing. I have a good relationship with my service...

The hatch still opens and closes. The trim clip not being seated correctly is not in and of itself a big deal, but all signs point to real damage to my car's electronics. If you watch the videos, you'll clearly hear very loud, electronic noises when the car is unlocked, when a door is opened...

I just had a full PPF + ceramic and tint done at a local installer. I was very excited to pick up the car, but unfortunately it's now making very loud sounds in the following scenarios: Unlocking the car and opening any door. Opening the truck. Putting the car into park. Here's some video...

I just picked up this beautiful P100D! It's exceeded all of my expectations, especially in looks and performance. Very, very happy with my new car. :)

That's incorrect. I've been doing some research, and the hardware differs. The 100D has identical smaller motors front and rear, but the P100D has the smaller motor up front and a larger, more powerful motor in the rear. There are other differences such as upgraded fuses to handle the higher...

If you remove ludicrous, does that mean you're still getting a P100D, but without ludicrous mode enabled?

Yes, my advisor told me that a wheel swap on new inventory is no problem at all.

I passed on this car because I wanted a different color and config, but damn, what a value! One could knock a further $1,500 off by opting for the base wheels instead of the Sonic Carbon.

I noticed this, too! I've been in the market for a new or used Model S, and I placed an order on a used MS 75D on Thursday night. Friday evening, I was scanning through the Tesla's new inventory page, and noticed the huge price drops. I quickly got in touch with my advisor and changed my order...