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My 2013 had no front plate bracket and no front plate required in PA. Just took delivery of my 2016 Model S and saw an ugly front plate on the bumper. Is this something new? On the 2013 models you had to drill a bracket into the nose cone. I wonder if this bracket comes off with no scars...

I'm selling my 2013 Model S and taking delivery of a new Models S 75D with autonomous driver. What are the top things to do before selling my Tesla? 1. Reset to factory settings. 2. Delete Wifi network 3. Delete User Profile. 4. Remove EZ Pass 5. Clean out glovebox, trunk, etc. Other...

I am just about to hit my 1 year anniversary of Tesla Model S ownership. I have driven over 28,000 miles without 1 drop of gasoline. Regardless of the price of gas, currently $2.50/gallon in my town, my experience has been nothing short of extraordinary. The heads that turn when I drive by...

I know many Model S owners who are trading up to the new P85D, or who would if they could sell their current Model S for what they owe, or thereabout. I see for sale many Model S vehicles, especially on this site. I am interested in hearing from people who purchased a Model S used. I'm...

I tried my first stop at the Hamilton NJ super charging station. I'm only getting 120 miles an hour not the higher amounts shown by others. Is it because I don't have twin chargers? To get the 170 miles in 30 minutes do you need twin chargers?

Checkout this video from a supposed neighbor of Jim Cramer's... Amazon drones deliver Tesla for jim Cramer? - YouTube

I built something that I hoped would be able to charge my Tesla while parked at work. I have a solar panel attached to a 12 volt battery attached to a 2000 watt inverter. The result is I produce 120 volts 12 amp juice. I thought that this would be sufficient to recharge the Tesla as if it was...

Here is a link to my posting about the first 5,000 miles driven in my Model S. It's on the front page of the Main Street Herald. The Main Street Herald | News and Media for Small Business Hugh

I live in S. Jersey, take delivery of my Model S in a week, but pick it up at the Norristown, PA location as it's closer to me. My DS tells me I have to go to Springfield, NJ to sign paperwork before I can pick up the car. The Springfield location is 78 miles, 90 minutes away. I'm financing...

So what are the "rules of the road" when charging at someone's home? Do you offer to pay for the power? Is the homeowner supposed to "entertain" you while you charge? Should you sit in the car and read a book while guest-charging???