Recent content by geowhjr

Car is currently under 4 year 50k warranty purchased last year as CPO. Service center cleared out memory with some type of reset once, which worked only for a few days. Car now is continually miss-located off the road miles away on the navigation system map, so navigation and Homelink can't be...

Any updates on this location? Would like to come down this winter from northeast and then to Savannah. A charger in Charleston would improve trip.

Thanks for info. Wow, this is slow going!

What I'm getting from that article is that 300 superchargers would initiate slower charging? ; "245 total charge ups on CHAdeMO only – and he estimates that he used Superchargers on “50 to 60 occasions” on top of that" And it also appears CHAdeMo is considered supercharging ?

will be out this fall, how's it going out there?

The idiot ICE truck was there when we were there last weekend in June!

So ironic. You started this in September 2017! Good luck.

Hmmm, I'm used to just dismissing naysayers of my MS, even from friends. From Elon I'm taking it kind of personal.

My suggestion is that assuming the FSO actually does transfer on a used vehicle, a Tesla CPO warranty for 4years/50k miles is significantly more valuable than FSO on a cost basis. Its value of course is going to depend on the amount you plan to depend on Supercharging or on long distance travel...

You were the first post! Hopefully you hit it right this time with pictures, to finish off the thread.

When you made your deposit did the listing indicate free supercharging? It would be good if you printed that out, just in case.

I'll give it a try. Thanks.

That's excellent advice and I did print that out. Good thing I did because I could find no documentation for the CPO 4/50k shown on the online listing in the sales agreement and they didn't have any such documentation when I picked up the car.

This is interesting. I took delivery on a MS 85D last month from their online CPO listings. Presumably I will continue to have free supercharging. I found an article on this at Electrek.

I guess you've seen a few if you drove from Wyoming to Cape May!