Recent content by PDX_Magesh

FWIW, I'm from OR & used Kinecta Credit Union for a loan rate of 2.89%. They were the lowest, that would service me. I think there were a couple on the east coast or south east, but you had to be resident in those states. PM for contact details if you need Kinecta rep details.

IDK ... It shows the rated miles as 365!!! For a performance. If so, that is awesome. It was my understanding, that P cars had a 345 mile range. Non P raven cars range was 370 miles. And all Raven cars had a 100kwh battery. So ... IDK. Somebody else can shed more light on this.

This may help, but others will need to chime in & confirm. I think Raven cars have a rated range of 370 miles; whereas the older ones had 335 miles. (Assuming you are getting a 100D). If so, ask the sales rep, to take pix of the dash that shows both the percentage & the miles. Extrapolating...

Thank you for your responses. To make this simple: I'm only addressing a full 100% charge at home, which should show me 370 rated miles, as advertised by Tesla. That's it. I have no range anxiety; I'm familiar with EPA ratings (wind, elevation, tire pressure,,...), etc ... Those are not the...

No range anxiety since we have already taken a couple of day trips. Its a peeve that's all, Tesla is advertising a range and touting the same; but the 100% charge does not reflect it in my case. AW, it just looks like false advertising on their part & now the Tesla configuration shows 373...

Done that and 100% energy shows up. But the Q remains, why the 370 advertising? Do folks see it ever? If so, under what conditions?

Hello: Hopefully someone can tell me if I should be concerned or not. Sept 2019 build Long range shows 364 miles after charging 100% at home (14-50). The car is (was) brand new when I picked it up a month back & I saw the same loss about 3 weeks back. Tesla service told me "it takes time" to...

I got this (review & pix in there) installed. Have got compliments on it & FWIW, I painted the calipers red & added Tesla decals as well. Finishes it as a whole imho. G'luck.

Congrats. Based on reports on this forum & others, you are possibly looking at about 6 to 8 weeks, subject to color & options. You may get lucky and end up with an inventory car; if you do, make sure you are very detailed during the delivery. Very very detailed. Freebies??? What are they...

A friendly heads up, if this is your first Tesla: Make sure this is *not* an inventory car. If it is, which is OK, make sure you do your due diligence (extra) when picking the car up. Especially if it has more than 200 miles on it. G'luck, congrats on the car & welcome to the fold.

Picked my MS LR Red with cream interior and 21" wheels. Love it. Color is a personal opinion. It works for me very well. Enjoy.

Thank you. I have been on my 21s & like it so far. And I cannot rotate them since they are not square. I will wait for BF to get some 20"s. I think (hope?) that will be best of both worlds.

A few pix & shout out to some A+ vendors for prettying up the Tesla. XPEL Pro wrap done here; spoiler was purchased here; the brake calipers were painted here; the decals were purchased here (xplore-offroad.com 10% discount code USA10).

@sd_tom: My case was, I bought an inventory car from Tesla with 300+ miles on it. They sold it to me as new with no damage report at all. Carfax was clean. Later on I find out, the vehicle had been in an 'accident' or something (Tesla refused to tell me exactly what). And they did a buyback...

Tesla sales had a 'brain fart' moment & went rogue. A few weekends back, as part of EOQ push, they were giving away options (deviations in Tesla lingo) on inventory cars to spur sales. Some sales reps 'over read' this memo & offered it on new vehicles as well, which was taboo according to Musk...