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Since releasing the patents on its charging technology, have any other companies produced vehicles that can use Tesla chargers and superchargers?

Sorry to hear about your troubles! Good luck with your next car! David

Since updating to 6.0 and iOS 8, my recent calls no longer sync between my iPhone and the Model S. Anyone else having this problem?

Why did you sell your P85+? OTE=texex91;781552]Yep just like any car when the newest shiny version comes out. I took at bath when I sold my P85+ last year before this one, I'm glad I did now. Think I'll order a p85D--it looks sweeeeeeeet (plus NEW seats finally!)

I like to view the annual inspection and cost as insurance. It's ensuring my car is in top shape, that everything is in working order, and that I get all the service bulletins done in a timely fashion--like the road-hazard-destroying plate. If you are getting these things without a service...

It's only a month or two and I haven't seen hide nor hair of a Model X Beta. What's up? Are they skipping beta and going straight to production? Or are they a bit behind schedule?

I don't know that I'd say relic about the P85, but that P85D sure is hot!

It's a different way of driving with the Model S that takes a little getting used to. You regulate your speed and "brake" by varying the pressure on the accelerator. The only time you need to switch your foot to the actual brake pedal is to hard stop (stop sign, stop light, emergency, etc.) If...

After reading all the posts, you have convinced me: maybe not so bad. They should have stayed around a bit more, perhaps. And had they used the farthest right stalls they could have blocked fewer stations. Thanks all for reminding me that patience and tolerance go a long way (it's been a crappy...

This would have been the courteous way to do it. The family left the car and wandered off as my family parked to charge. They were nowhere to be seen 45 minutes later when my family left.

What a jerk. Seen at the Centralia, WA supercharger yesterday. There is no excuse for this, regardless of how many open stalls there are. Take the bikes off the rack if you have to, but don't park across 3 stalls.

@EarlyAdopter: Who did you get to install this in Seattle?

Theoretically, if you could turn off the governor, it would go full speed in reverse!

Thank you Tesla for this new feature! Living in the Seattle area, I use this every single day. And on the super-steep downtown Seattle hills it's a godsend; no more large rollbacks!

Someone taught me the "two bucket method" which sounds crazy but makes sense and helps prevent scratches and whorls in the paint: http://www.detailingspot.com/?page_id=15