Recent content by Siddhartha

Thanks for this post-I live right nearby this location, and just learned about it-never considered it would happen, but happy it did. So, if my power goes out, I can drive the 2 miles over, and charge here

Right, and what I think is that Tesla likely selected motors for P, tested them, and used them if they passed. Probably tossed them entirely if they didn't make the cut (unlikely that a "non-pass" motor would still be used in ANY car). There's no insult in the parts being the same for P- vs AWD...

Let me be clear... You are missing the point. You said there's a physical difference. I've seen NOTHING as proof of that, and abundant proof there is NO physical difference. Look-from the beginning, I placed my bet on there being NO physical difference between the M3P-, and the LR AWD model...

Are you saying that there IS a physical difference?

You'd like to believe this, wouldn't you? It's software. No proof that the motors have different hardware

I'm wondering if most/all of you are parking in a garage, seeing it with the change in temp (condensation) and then it's better once the car acclimates to the temp, and condensation resolves. I have this issue lately, too, and I've pulled over and seen condensation. Always L (driver's side)...

Just read on the Tesla Model 3 forum it is a nationwide outage affecting 90% of cars

Same issue this morning. Have 42.4, had 42.2 for about 2 weeks before, and all was fine until this AM. No auto wipers, no cruise or EAP. Tried the reboot with the buttons (didn't try the brake pedal) and no luck

Sorry- KG M3 didn't say all of that-I did, the part from here down: Interesting. You lead with a study from a surely unbiased point of view... The studies that I saw show that there are statistically significant reductions in rear-ending accidents, and certain types of injuries suffered from...

Yup-read the posts/thread. My opinion still stands. Show me how this is a good practice in general. It is not.

How about no lane splitting? It's a ridiculous, dangerous practice. Makes people aggressive towards motorcycle drivers, and is not safe for drivers of cars. Not sure how this is acceptable anywhere...