Yeah this guy right here, a Tesla Employee priced out
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Yeah this guy right here, a Tesla Employee priced out
zoomer0056
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ChiefRollo
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Thank you for the advice! I see now that reminding ourselves to freely attack logics but refrain from that of person can be interpreted as thin skinned. While labeling can be fun, particularly for some of us who are easily amused, it’s easily misunderstood on forums such as this where we try to exchange thoughts a few words at a time, sometimes not well-thought-out ones. It’s all good. I’ve lost track of what we’re last on.
Seems like it. Hopefully someone doesn’t get scammed.
I wouldn’t not send any money in this situation though.
mspohr
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Yes, Probably best to avoid labels and name calling.
I find TMC to be much better than other social media sites but still occasionally things get heated.
smogne41
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They absolutely did not, I watched both the 2016 announcement live and the delivery event in 2017. The car announced in 2016 was $35k and 220 miles of range. The car delivered in 2017-2018 was $50k and 310 miles of range (I know because I have one).
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jebinc
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TMC and RivianForums are pretty good, in that regard. If there are any Tesla long-timers here (like me) the worst was [email protected] - Tesla's own unmoderated forum. That was brutal and the "Wild West" of forums. ZERO "Forum Decorum". Anyone here remember that cesspool?
As mentioned by others. VTH.
An X is something that just doesn't work where our campground is and it just sits there 100kwh of battery doing nothing.
It's not off roading to get there. Just FS roads. I drive the S and 3 there, but it is cringe worthy to see the dust on alcantara headliners and dash after a couple months. Yet it's a place where I don't want to tend to a car. I want to relax. So I want something that really I don't care about range.
I have full off grid setup craving a EV truck. I drive in no more than a hundred miles away from camp. Cybertruck gives me enough juice along with a separate solar array plus another battery setup to supplement. AC tents and Airstream.
I wish it was more Spartan. Perforated seats don't really jive well without door rugged adventures. Would love a hose out interior. Maybe the police version from Beverly Hills might have that.
When I have my own grid I tend to care less about the brand. I really would like some of the other compelling EV small shops Canoe Bolinger truck, but I worry about longevity of company and service.
mspohr
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jebinc
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I think Tesla has left it up, allowing anyone to see and search it - even though they closed it out (no new posts) a couple/few years back. [email protected].
yerEVan
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It was “At least 215 miles of range” and 35k. Either way it wasn’t 35k. I ended up with the stealth 3 in 2018. I gladly paid 64k then gladly got back $5k.
jabloomf1230
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mspohr
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My son in law just got invited to the Foundation Series. Delivery by March.
FastEddieB
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mspohr
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zoomer0056
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Quite a few are reporting getting invites to order a CT on the Cyber Truck forum.
mspohr
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It might be two things, 1) If there are only 1000 Foundation Series CT, people are passing up on them and the invitations are being moved 2) They only plan on building these Foundation Series CT's in 2024 to maximize profit.
jebinc
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