Recent content by Quietninja22

I test drove a P90D Model S today, phenomenal experience 10/10 would drive again, and along the ride I mentioned that I was interested in the speculated pick up truck more so than the 3 and the rep said that musk has confirmed that the Model Y is a truck =D Also said that it was a few years off...

That blue is gorgeous, 10/10 mate

None that I am aware of. I have driven neither but I haven't heard of anything changing

I understand that there are currently at or above 400k M3 reservations and that Tesla wants and needs to produce them as quickly as possible, but with Musk's plan to build 500k per year, where will the cars go? I know relatively little about S demand currently, but I assume it has varied since...

I'd call that more of a Tesla commercial. That speech is so amazing, I never get tired of hearing it

I see it now as well. Brings model 3 and Volt both to around 26k. Figure autopilot and supercharging will bring m3 to around 30k. Have to see how much the stocks bring in

1500 in Tennessee? Since when? That is good to know

Are you going to sell your volt when you get model 3? I can not swing a model 3 just yet, but I am hoping I can buy a pre-owned 2nd gen volt around 2017, not sure how many of those there will be though

I agree. The more I see it, the more okay with it I am

Oh to be wealthy...

Thinking about getting a few pictures with a Model S over the summer to be used as Senior pictures. What angle or side do you think makes the Model S most attractive?

I noticed on Facebook that Tesla Motors is now just "Tesla" an implication of things to come, perhaps? ;)

This is true lol, referring to not dying before 2020

Faraday's Car Hope my picture works... Anyway, I know they want the model 3 to be aerodynamic, but if it looks anything like this, I am out. - - - Updated - - -

Athough that car is not as appealing to me, ai firmly believe that a Tesla coupe along the likes of a Honda civic, accord, or Nissan altima would make an efficient and sporty vehicle for those in that market