Recent content by BlueJam

I'm not a Tesla fanboy by any means, but i'm not sure you can pin this on Tesla. Any car could have 'slid' down a snowy, slippery sloping drive. May as well blame Michelin for their tyres? Indeed you were fortunate that it didn't get out to the road, though.

Hi, Yes, was initially £3900, so was a £500 premium, but not any longer it seems.

Bought EAP when it was available for a couple of weeks in Sept (the one and only time available for M3 in UK) Gives me virtually all the features that FSD currently has (stopping at lights and signs is all that's missing). Plus gives me a 50% stake in FSD at current UK price so can upgrade if...

Definitely a bug fix, let’s hope it sorts out the ability to read traffic lights up. (Not that I even have FSD, it just irritates me that it no longer does something it once did well,)

The upgrade from EAP to FSD has been reduced to £3400 (was £3900) so cost exactly half the price of FSD: Not too bad value at present in UK as has all of the features except ability to stop at traffic lights and stop signs. I mainly got it for the ability to auto change lanes, but nice to know...

Anybody having issues with detecting traffic lights since the .26 update? Mine looks like it isn’t using the wide angle camera anymore and so cannot detect the colour of nearby traffic lights (i.e most of them), like when the traffic light detection was first introduced earlier in year.

Me too, saw one out in the wild yesterday in an outside car park (I am probably all over the dashcam footage!). The dechrome on white looks reeaaally nice! I think i'd spec the 19" wheels and have them refinished gloss black too. Fit and finish appeared good too, except the rear number plate...

So they will diverge when the FSD re-write is release, then in time become the same again? You're probably right.

Waypoints?

I'd compromise at 65mph, I'd be fine with that.

Do you have FSD? Ours is non FSD and still on 2020.24.6.9

I'd say, what harm could it do, unless you'd prefer a different spec now.

I do ask usually out of courtesy, and will work out the energy taken at 15p/kwh and give them some cash for it, its never more than about £20 a week and is the decent thing to do. Lots of people disagree with me though, but they're wrong.

Perhaps it would more honest to give it the more aspirational title of 'Future Self Driving'

Sounds like someone might have pulled the trigger last minute and is now worried they may have to pay £1k more. Its just a light-hearted comment. (That someone could just as easily have been me)