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Thanks for letting me know that.

Compared to how far the seat will move rearwards in a non easy exit setting.

I guess that could be, would the mode move the seat back further than usual?

I am comparing to a 2016 model s

I test drove a Model S recently it seemed like the newer model was easier to get in/out of knees not hitting steering column with the seat all the way back. I am a bigger person, 6', 1" and about 280lbs. Was this my imagination? Or was there a change in the design.

My Audi s7 and VW CC both had frameless windows. When you pull the door handle that window goes down about 0.25" to allow the door to easily open. When the door shuts, it automatically raises to closed.

Agreed! Thx for that. Unfortunately the model x glass roof windshield+ makes my wife dizzy so that one's out for me.

so you mentioned difficult to get in and out of so I'm a big guy 6 foot 2 about 280 and I can squeeze into the S7 okay how would I do with the S I have test driven a brand new one and that seemed fine how does that compare to the older models

: ) Indeed. So are you happy with your Tesla? Would you get a newer one someday or keep this one "forever"?

it was even better than that twin turbos failed causing metal shavings to go throughout the engine thankfully it was under my extended warranty so I got a brand new engine

Yes, it's a logistical pain, I cannot afford to buy a Tesla without trading my s7 in...person who ultimately buys it next will have a replaced engine with 7k miles in it and new tires.

Isn't the benefit of the smart suspension that you can raise the car if needed and the perf + suspension one cannot adjust?

My understanding (from my email exchanges with the Tesla used car advisor) is that unless I bring my trade in with me, if I reject the Tesla I can have my car back, if I trade it in locally and pick up a Tesla in another state and reject it, I am SOL...no car back and presumably get the cash...

Thank you so much for responding! Seems that the current prices on ev cpo boil it down to a preference as the prices are very close between the P and non P versions. Thanks for responding!

Thanks for responding, my main concerns are battery degradation and posts I have read about battery issues with the 90 batteries. I am willing to give up several "perks" such as massaging seats, HUD, and night vision assist to get a Tesla. I really appreciate all the feedback re performance...

Thanks for the info...I am shopping for a model s performance version and am struggling on a choice, my wallet prefers the current pricing of a p85d, but my eyes like the looks of the p90dl fronts...and I could deal with the p90d front fascia before the lift if needed (meaning if price was...