89 pages of debate about the meaning of words on web pages, how different people interpret them, and what changed when. And still no one on the "...you should know better..." side has addressed the fact that I was told by Tesla store personnel, and watched them tell other people "When you buy the car, you also buy the entire supercharger network, use it as much as you like". And, yes, I heard them specifically asked: "So, if I lived near one, I wouldn't need a home charger?" and answer "You could go either way, it is more convenient to have one at home, but you don't need one, you could just SC forever." And similar. It has been over a year, so I do not remember the
exact wording, so please don't nit pick these phrases for an additional 89 pages. It has been a year; nonetheless, the discussions were clear. Even questions like "Really, where will they be building SCs? I live near such and such". Absolutely no doubt of what was conveyed.
The absolute statements by authorized company representatives who worked in the store, and/or came to my workplace to sell the car, were incredibly clear. The folks in this thread on the "you are mis-interpreting the words" side of this discussion are dismissing the physical reality of what I (and many others) experienced. Not single words or phrases to nit-pick; absolutely transparent communications. Overwhelmingly crystalline. Downright pellucid.
I don't participate in this thread discussion, because it is impossible to discuss something when there is no agreement on the starting facts. I do post every so often so that bystanders reading the thread will be reminded that there indeed are facts, not interpretations or semantic debates, regarding Tesla's commitments in the pre-sales environment.