Recent content by RobertFF

Musk owns more than 50% of SpaceX and controls almost 80% of the vote. What if he can merge it with Tesla as a method to go private with or without other outside investors? I would think many would jump at the chance to own part of a Tesla/SpaceX company.

I am very lucky to own 2 Tesla's and 500 shares of stock. I started with 1,000 shares. Thank you Mr. Musk.

Our 2017 S main screen shut off twice yesterday. Even the AC shut down. The car still ran. It automatically rebooted itself. Anyone know something about this or should I call up service. Thanks

This isn't right. Not sure I fully understand or know but I thought you deal with your insurance company not theirs. It seems a lot of people like me have USAA. Please let us know how it ends up so we can make a change if needed?

Thanks but I am not a lawyer. Best to ask one.

You would get in a pecking order of funds left after paying off creditors. Where you are in this line I do not know. I would assume, however, you would be lucky to get anything back.

Just received our model 3 with 18 inch wheels and Michelin tires on Wednesday. I could barely tell any difference compared to our S with air suspension 19 inch Goodyear's. Really, had to go over and over the same stretch this time with my wife with me before we agreed the air suspension was...

Had a chance to sit in a 3 at Fashion Island, CA sales yesterday. I am very long legged. The 3 driver seat was roomier and more comfortable for me than our S. For now, the small wheels on the steering wheel can not switch between numerous other functions like our S, requiring you to use the...

Was told at Fashion Island, Ca sales office that a front license plate is not required for a model X or 3 because the license plate would be in front of the "bumper". But it is required for the S because it is behind the "bumper". Is this true?

jbcarioca said: ↑ Yes. BTW, I use nitrogen in my BMW in Brazil and in my S. A major advantage in bad roads is that is it less likely to lose pressure when subjected to road hazards. That is why aircraft use nitrogen; landing does produce sharp impacts. BTW, it's due to the larger nitrogen...