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I am selling a Tesla and would like to wipe all personal data from the screen including username, home addresses, favorite stations, favorite navigation points and so on - please advise - thanks

Sorry the only ones we have of our car posted - interestingly, our mechanic of 25 years could tell from the photo where the weak spot in the plate was - our insurance agent of 35 years believes the part was faulty and his company will likely pursue Tesla for reimbursement - this issue resulted...

yep - Tesla has had our car for over 2 months - I just happened upon this group - thanks

thanks - I used the word "buttons" loosely - the screen does have a place to press if the owner wants to save a particular clip

we were one of the first Y owners in 2020 (took delivery in July) - we have filed and got a number from NHTSA - NHSTA Tesla Issue No. 11447921 at Recalls | NHTSA - thanks

sorry you don't believe the story - the tow truck driver on the scene who took the picture of the broken plate and our insurance company believe it - and we were in the car so we know it happened after stopping, making a left turn on to our neighborhood street and driving 150 feet

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thanks - I have filed it at - NHSTA Tesla Issue No. 11447921 - Recalls | NHTSA

really? - other owners wouldn't want to know what could happen? - not my experience but I respect your position - I'm not asking others to solve my problems but both make them aware of my experience and, if there's helpful advice, to offer it

that is a question I was wondering about last night - we do have a thumb drive inserted in the Tesla USB slot but no buttons were made to save a video - we've been without the car for 2 months while Tesla completes repairs - we have had them save all parts in case there's a debate about what...

The reason for the post is to try and understand what happened - the car was completely stopped while waiting to make a left turn - after making the turn in our neighborhood and driving 150 feet at 20-25mph, the car swung to the left with the force and described before doing a 360 degree turn...

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BS - the photos are real, the insurance company is going after Tesla ... - not sure how your "BS" response adds to our concern

I'm not a bot and I'm glad this didn't occur in a school zone or busy pedestrian intersection - we're talking about money, not lives, and a company's reputation

While driving our Tesla Model Y in our neighborhood on a straight road at 20-25mph, a plate attached to our right/passenger side rear wheel broke turning the wheel 45 degrees out. This resulted in our car slamming into the left rear driver’s side of parked car with enough force to knock it up...