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because florida doesn't have tax on software, but they have tax on cars

it's simple to calculate though, you just open excel and do a functionto get the first 4 characters of the kwh column (=left(cell,4)) , then the first 3 characters of the cost column. Multiply and sum the 2 columns. In 2.5 years my total savings was $2,498 (with the value increasing every...

I have unlimited supercharging, if you go to your tesla account and click on the charging history it will tell you the price that it would have cost you. 3 years ago when I bought my car it was $.25/kW, it went up $.05 per year to $.40 now. (costs increased 20% per year) Who knows what the...

that is high when a new S LR is $118k with FSD

I would look to see if PG&E offers off peak pricing. Duke energy just starting offering it and it's about $.05 cheaper to charge at night if you choose that option.

I was at the tesla showroom yesterday and the employee was telling someone not to supercharge all the time because it ruins the battery. I would assume this is what they are telling their workers to say and she wasn't just saying bad things about the car on her own. I had a 2020 model S. I...

What is the main support number? I feel like the local service center won’t do anything about it.

my plan was to call them tomorrow, should I use this number? 1-877-79TESLA

does Tesla have all the data? In my app it says my car is still at the scene of the accident and I can't communicate with it, so I'm assuming tesla can't either. I don't even think the car registered that it was in a crash. I'm assuming there is a log of what happened on the tesla computer that...

So if I do report the accident to NHTSA and someone wants to Investigate it how does it work with insurance? Because insurance is telling me if I accept the check they’re taking the car to the salvage yard and probably can’t be investigated probably

I paid for teslafi for 1 year, but let it expire and I can’t log in. Do they still keep the data after and will it be there if I resubscribe?

Right I saw “capability” so that means it comes with it? Or it’s just capable of it if you pay for it

I wouldn’t ask for $1000 per year for life, but you can get the fair market value of something like that. I’m not an appraiser but $10,000 at 10% return is $1000 a year so I think $10,000 is a fair value for it. I actually didn’t realize there was a complete charging history on the Tesla app...

I was just wondering if the used Teslas on the Tesla website have FSD so I can show it to my insurance. It’s not clear if any of them come with it, I’m assuming they don’t?

they take reports about FSD?

How do I file a safety report with NHTSA?

It was already partly in the grass when I took over and it was headed towards the guardrail and the left side. If I had swerved to the right I don’t know if there was enough time to avoid the guardrail head on, and if I did I am not sure if I would have hit any cars in any of the other lanes.

I don’t really think there are that many unlimited charging cars that it strains the network that much, especially with all the new chargers being added every month

well shouldn't they pay me what it would cost to get an "equivalent" car that has unlimited charging and FSD? It shouldn't matter what I paid for it. I paid $6k for FSD, but its value is much more now. Just like I paid $0 for unlimited charging and its value is a lot more now as well.

My mileage is 27k. There is one around that for $90k, does "full self driving capability" mean it comes with FSD? Or you have to pay extra for it after you get the car? Is the insurance company really going to take a value from what tesla is selling them for? They are definitely more than what...

Rewatching the video: first the truck is a lane over and it does not swerve, but it looks like it's trying to cross over 2 lanes so it's possible my car was trying to avoid it. It's just a guess I really have no idea why my car cut into the grass. It's possible my car got confused by the...

They said the estimated value is $83k for my 2020 model s. I will talk to them Monday to see if FSD is included in that valuation but not sure how any of that works.

it’s beta so I’m not sure how much I can complain about it. My reaction time wasn’t fast enough to stop it from going on the grass. The biggest thing I’m upset about is that it didn’t brake when I took over and if the car is totaled you would think the airbags would go off. I think swerve was...

I don’t want to turn this thread into an argument about the accident, but I had the full self driving beta on in aggressive mode on the highway going 65-70ish mph. A truck swerved in front of me into the left lane. I am assuming the autopilot thought the median/grass was another lane because it...

I don’t care about diminished value, I was planning to use the car with unlimited charging for at least a decade and not sell it. As long as it drove fine with unlimited charging all that matters to me. But since it won’t be able to supercharge after being a salvage title that changes things. I...

Over the last 3 years i've saved around $3k in electricity so I value it at around $1k/year and I don't even drive that much. I live in a condo that doesn't have the ability to regular charge. How much have you spent on regular charging in 20 months?

definitely not worth that. I would be losing $43K. Although after this my insurance will probably go up a lot so might use up that $43K pretty fast. What do people value unlimited charging as? I think I personally saved around $1k/year on supercharging but I guess the savings were limitless...

if you mean Elon's autopilot turned my car onto the median then yes.. I didn't pay additional for unlimited charging it was free. Can I argue that the car should be worth more because it had unlimited supercharging and would be able to be sold for more? Even though technically it's non...

thanks

I just googled it and it says tesla turned back on supercharging for salvaged titles last year? Not sure if there is any follow up to that. Is $83K a reasonable valuation for a 2020 long range model S with full self driving?

thanks for letting me know, I didn't know this was a thing. Do they actively look for this? Any way to not get a salvage title? I know probably impossible but any loop holes or exceptions to get my unlimited charging to a new model S?

Hit a guard rail on both sides of the car and the insurance is saying it is totaled. The car was still drivable, but there is so much cosmetic damage on all panels of the car that they said I basically will have to replace every panel. The insurance says the value of the car is $83K, the...