Recent content by Fresh-popcorn

Yes Yes Yes!

Back on June 19th while on the expressway I was hit on my passenger front wheel which destroyed the suspension. Took it to a Tesla Authorized body shop and initial repair costs is ~18K. I have a feeling that I will be without my car for at least 2 months. Already going on 5 weeks.... Noticed...

I passed on it when it was $6000 and never regretted it. I bought the car to drive, not for it to make life or death decisions for me while my family and myself are passengers. IF I was to start a "taxi" business in the future and used Tesla FSD to get people from point A to B then it might be...

"Never Finance a Depreciating asset" This holds true if you have low credit score and can't secure a low interest rate. The majority of cars are NOT an investment. Its a tool. Be it a expensive tool or a cheap one all depends on a persons financial situation. If you drive it for 200k + miles...

I have a 2009 911 and after taking off my bumper and cleaning the large amount of debris I made my own using a metal grill I cut and fabricated onto it similar to the link. I was planning on purchasing one by a company in Europe but they stopped making it by the time I got around to ordering...

Sorry didnt notice pre.

2019 (August Build) Raven performance. Not near my car atm so cant take a pic but will do so later

Mine has 3 Settings. Comfort Auto Sport Ride height has nothing to do with ride comfort.

Why not go to a local Tesla Showroom/Dealer and test drive the Model S Performance for 30 minutes? That is what I did before purchasing, I actually test drove both the M3P and the MSP back to back.

As a fellow Michigander unfortunately I get noticed too much on my black S.

Just keep baby wipes or some sort of cleaning solution with towel in the trunk and wipe every once in a while or as needed. It cleans up pretty easily. Even just plain water works for the most part.

I feel that Tesla is more of a energy company (Batteries and Solar) who happen to manufacturer transportation vehicles.

As a Michigan resident I welcome the move to allow a Tesla Subsidy to provide a service center in the area but I find it dumb how the state is allowing the "selling in the state" part.

I have a 2019 Performance with the 21" wheels and changed to 19" Square config for Winter and couldn't really feel any difference in acceleration. Its fast either way but what I did notice was handling. This could be because of the winter tires. The only other difference I could feel was ride...

Do you know how many more they need for the group buy of 5? Might be interested