Recent content by Sousaphil

Sorry for not following up with the thread. The vehicle sold in September and I was preoccupied with a cross-country move. Thanks for the interest.

I do still have the vehicle. It still has over half of the original battery warranty, I don't recall what the other warranty terms were. I'm unfamiliar with the $4K ESA. Is that a new Arizona program? I don't think it was around when I bought the car.

Reducing price to $42,500. Relocating out of state and don't want to bring it along.

I'm selling my 2013 Model S through Mile High Car Helper (consignment sale). It's listed at $55,900 and the Colorado state tax credit ($6,000) is still available for this vehicle, which I had confirmed from the Colorado Department of Revenue. This Model S was "loaded" at the time of purchase...

Well, I finally got the car back on Monday, June 20th. The total bill charged to insurance was $18,000; not including the rental car bill from Enterprise, which was $1,900. I am selling the vehicle so I got a quote from Echo Park, based on a recommendation from Tesla. Echo Park gave me a...

Tesla help said that the body shop team was not customer-facing, but they'd ask about my parts and get back to me. They never did. I followed up a few weeks later, they said they'd contact Stuttgart directly to see what was going on. All I know is Stuttgart now has the parts they need. I drove...

A friend's pickup truck backed into my parked Tesla at the gym. Strictly superficial damage to the rear quarter and rear bumper. As many of you know, there are only 2 certified body shops in Colorado, Stuttgart and Coach. Since I live in Denver, Stuttgart is my option. I contacted insurance...

Well, I finally spoke to someone at the department of revenue. Because the car was purchased in a year previous to the 2015 tax year, it's not eligible for the refund. If I sell it in Colorado, the buyer will be eligible for the credit. Hoping I can unlock some of that value upon resale.

Hi all, I have a question about the "Income 67" state EV credit of up to $6,000. Has anyone purchased the vehicle in another state, moved to Colorado, registered it, and been able to get the credit? In reading the documentation, I haven't found anything that says otherwise, but my credit was...

I haven't. But I did contact them and Stuttgart regarding having work done. Coach said they could take my car right away, but wouldn't be able to work on it for a month. My Tesla was hit by a Toyota Tundra while parked at the gym on Jan 3. I finally was able to drop off the car at Stuttgart...

Terrible feed. Where's the middle-out compression algorithm??

Holy buffering. Yikes.

I'm having a California Cabernet now. I may have some AB Law's bourbon during the event.

I just had the LTE upgrade performed in Denver. So far, so good. Reception is much better around town. The maps redrew very quickly. Slacker also loaded songs very fast. 24 hours in...quite pleased.

I loved the Scottsdale service center...even before they opened their permanent spot. Denver is good, but they definitely don't have info as quickly as the AZ crew.