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If I want to give away some old Tesla stuff to a good home how do I post it for free in the marketplace? It looks like everything requires a price in the for sale section and the trade section doesn't have a place for "FREE". I did a search of the forum, but all I get is a billion links to "free...

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Wow. I got two replies in the first six minutes, so I think this is gone. I'll reply if they fall through.

I've got a first generation high power wall charger (HPWC) with 24 foot cable that I no longer need. It is circa 2013, but in good condition. It would not work with my new Model S (MCU2), but it did work great with our Model 3 (Jan 2018) and two older Model S cars. Tesla gave me a replacement...

Same problem here. I have two chargers at home, a Gen 1 for my Model S and a Gen 2 for my Model 3. I just got a new P100D and it does not work with the Gen1 charger, but works fine on the Gen2 charger. The Model 3 works fine on both. My old P85D worked fine on the Gen1 charger, as does my...

I use autopilot in stop and go. Let the car do all the stressing or if I’m not that lazy I’ll just use adaptive cruise. Autopilot loves traffic, as it is slow and has so many data points around it. wrt regenerative braking... I have had a Tesla over six years. I’ve got two and an ICE SUV for...

The local store (Mission Viejo) gave me some band key rings for free when I bought my last Tesla. Like these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KPZ5DSZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_qhNmCb26W6DGR My favorite are these in colors to match the car...

No, no issues. solid. I think that Tesla's experience going from high performance first (Roadster/Model S) and "affordable" (Model 3) second gave it a lot of experience in solid engineering and manufacturing. If your engineering/manufacturing can withstand ludicrous mode then it will likely be...

15K miles and we get a real 330 miles out of the rear wheel model.

We just celebrated one year with our Model 3. It is still the favorite car in our family (used the most) and my other Tesla is a P100D. There were a few kinks in the first few months (all good now), but the car has proven to be a delight. It is only the rear-wheel drive model, but it is fast, it...

yeah. that. I did that with our ICE SUV three times the first year I had a Tesla. Apparently, it doesn't turn off when the key is out of range, only when it runs out of gas. Many times coming out the next morning to wonder, "who started my car this morning?"

I added a small trash cup that fits behind the cup holders. It also has a slot to hold a toll road transponder and a small thing of Carmex. The 3D print file is here: Tesla Model S Integrated Console Trash bin by AllDigital Also, good suggestion @mbhforum -- I wrapped the cup holders in vinyl...

I just upgraded to a new P100D and got the new Integrated Center Console. This is a huge improvement over the old bowling alley (yacht floor), but I've had two Teslas with the EVannex CCI and I missed the big perfect cupholder in the middle. The new Tesla Integrated Center Console cup holders...

Call the Costa Mesa Service center and ask them for the name of "the guy that does rim rash". He is not Tesla, but does an amazing job for about $100/rim. He comes to you. I had him do some 21" rims on an old tesla and his work was amazing.