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Just posting after deleting the M3 from my account at Tesla. I've had it. After 18 months of phantom braking, screaming forward collision warnings for a car 2 blocks away, slow than slow starting from a stop, and the insult that is FSD, I traded for a shiny new Prius Prime. The M3 LR AWD was...

Just as soon as the Caddy is sold, I'll be gone. Phantom braking is my biggest complaint. No cross traffic is a close second. Side pillar cameras that are blinded by sun the third. I understand people don't want their investment in any purchase to be denigrated. To keep making excuses for...

Well, I have a quite reliable power source for my servers and run a few other things there. I migrated back this afternoon. Just don't want the additional concern of whether or not Google will decide to halt the machine for overuse or some such. Plus, though I added my SSH key and have access to...

Be aware that until it is delivered to you and the VIN is assigned, you'll get no data until after the delivery and you login again. At least, that was my experience having no other Tesla in my account.

It was a nice exercise to put my instance in the GCP, but it's only been there a short time and I have the recommendation to upsize my virtual machine. "Switch VM resources with high CPU or memory usage to a recommended machine type. Impact Increased performance" I have nothing but teslamate...

I dealt with Natick, MA (Reggie ) and they were great. Zero problems, a couple of days faster delivery than was promised. If you go for a LR AWD you'll be surprised at how quickly you will take delivery.

I've had my M3 for about a month. Just took a 3200 mile road trip from Massachusetts to Kansas and back. During this drive, I was on 2020.24.6.1 and I had multiple panic braking instances, all on the Interstates. It seemed to me that it was when we were on a slight (ever so slight) downgrade...

Google Cloud is free. I have relocated my instance to it. How to setup and run TeslaMate for free on Google Cloud - TeslaEV.co.uk

I have a Linux machine available and installed TeslaMate on it. Took way less than 10 minutes and now I have my data hosted on my own server. I understand many won't have a Linux machine available, but it works fine on a Pi too.