Recent content by mu71rd

agreed - it's an endless development cycle. Unlike anything else in motoring really.

thanks for all the replies. yes i guess the main answer is there is no good or bad time to buy. you could wait for ages and then a massive price cut comes along the day after you order. The real question will be "can I force myself to wait a further 6 months or so". It's a battle of wills!

I first found myself in the market for a Model X last summer, but for various reasons it wasn't the best time to commit to the £105,000 that was required at the time. I decided to wait a year or so, but agreed that the sales guy should contact me if anything notable changed. I was duly...

just re-read some of the replies. don't know if the person talking about door seals is joking, but just don't go there. totally unnecessary.

Launching from a Tesla should be no different from launching with any other car. I always used the policy of never getting beyond the tires into the water (never the alloys/discs/bodywork). If it's salt water don't even consider it. Model X is AWD so will have no difficulty with traction. If...

Not sure of the physics, but in UK a 240/230V 13A (10A charge) supply only gives approx 5 miles per hour, or at least that's what the test drive car I tried (P100D!) managed when we had it for a weekend. Should still be enough, except in unusual circumstances.

Both good points actually. As far as the temporary installation is concerned, yes if you get the right landlord they might welcome it. But some people can be funny with this kind of thing. However, I suspect the fact that we have a dog is going to be the bigger barrier to finding the right...

Hi, I am on the cusp of ordering a Model X in the UK. It's a big decision, although there aren't too many obstacles in the way now. I think I've convinced myself that it's not total madness financially, and I love the car itself. There's one final issue that's bugging me which is... ... the...