Search results

It's obviously a simple mistake, but funny nonetheless 😆

Same issues for me on my MYP ‘22. Although, it seems to have got a bit better over the past couple months. Maybe weather related.

I owned a 2020 Model Y FSD so I know how it's supposed to operate. I now own a new 2022 Model Y FSD that I've had for just over 1,000km and FSD worked much better on my 2020. The 2022 car keeps telling me one or more cameras are blocked and tells me there is poor visibility when in reality the...

Wow, looks amazing. Nicely done!

Ok, I finally got it resolved. It turned out that they needed to replace the Supermanifold and the AC compressor. Kind of crazy for a car that's just a year old. I've attached the redacted invoice from Tesla if anyones interested in the details.

Is it just me, or do you hit the close button in the viewer by accident when trying to click on the list button? I know it's a small thing, but at the same time, it's a bit of a user experience issue and easily fixable.

So, if it's going to be a Tesla direct upgrade, does that mean that the user interface gets an upgrade to 'turn on' bio defence mode??

Wow, that doesn't align to my experience at all. No explanation at all?

O Canada! We wait oh so patiently 🎶🇨🇦

I am selling our 2020 (August) Model Y Performance FSD with 7,500 miles / 12,500 km. Asking price is $70K USD / $90K CAD. Never smoked in. No dogs on seats. No accidents. Low km's. Perfect condition. We're located near Toronto, Canada. Reach out with [email protected] if you're interested...

Oh, and I should also mention, when I went back to the car after letting it sit for a few hours and drove it for an hour there was no more of that drilling sound. It seemed to have repaired itself? ;)

I've booked a service appointment for this Sunday. We'll see what they say/find and I'll report back here.

Even parked, there is a sound that happens every minute or so from the front left wheel it seems. Maybe the motor, can’t tell. The sound is like the noise made from an impact wrench tightening a wheel nut. It happens when I drove it down the driveway a bit as well. Any idea what this could...

I do not believe there are any tax implications around stock splits in Canada since the stocks are not realized as a sell.