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So I just noticed the app now shows the month gas averages for Michigan (assuming that's what op found in Sept.), however it is grossly inflated if considering that the Model 3 would take 87 octane like a normal sedan. Current average is $3.31 but Tesla is saying 25% more at $4.25. Sauce Since...

If so, that sucks. Every customer should be helped with their issues no matter how big or small. Especially at this price point.

Thank you for the update and it's a bummer you have to choose to not use Beta because of this. I think this is a major flaw in either SW or HW that Tesla needs to look into, but the local techs are told to write off anything related as a Beta issue that may get resolved in a future update. In my...

@VanFriscia @lascavarian @TresLA Are you still experiencing this issue? Was it resolved with a hardware swap? Are you now back in the beta program after your hardware swap? Has it gone away with software updates? I am having this issue on 10.10.2 and my FSD computer was replaced in January, took...

Sorry to raise the dead. Imagine getting a new phone and having to purchase all your apps again. Imagine buying a new laptop and having to purchase all of your software again. Imagine buying a new computer on wheels and having to purchase all of your software again. I really hope Tesla...

Yes, that is normal. Other vehicles I've owned exhibited this. Typically it's the first thing to rust...

Probably half of the Tesla's I encounter here in Michigan have dark window tint, so even though I attempt a quick wave of hello, I cannot see if they reciprocate it.

You titled this "chasing" but I think you meant "passing". :p

I like to think I played a role too... :p

Whatever is leaking though will eventually stop leaking, because there isn't an infinite amount of this liquid in his vehicle. Hopefully it can be repeated or traced!

Sure but I figured the seat belt was stitched into the seat support on Tesla's floor, where all of the outsourced parts come together. I could be mistaken.

Doesn't Tesla make all of their seats in-house??

Different issue with mine, but same aspect- The middle seat buckle (the female side) on my car was buried under the seat upon delivery. I had to schedule a service appointment for them to pass it through the hole so it can be used.

Just keep your expectations low. If they are exceeded, then "yay!", but if they are met, then no big deal.

Typically in the "regular" automotive industry (I know, Tesla is not a "regular" OEM), once the robotic lines can be brought in and installed into a plant, there is at least a month or two before any finished product rolls of the line (assuming completely assembled within said facility) because...