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Yes, I was thinking private party sale but yeah, I'm almost guessing any software upgrades done as a trade in would be close to 'worthless' from Tesla's standpoint. It doesn't cost them anything to add any of those to a used car to for a better re-sale price. If I decide to get another Telsa...

Just found this thread and I'm in a similar situation as the OP - Here's what I'm debating. I have a 2018 M3 Dual Motor with 68K miles. Much like the OP, I'm debating whether to sell or upgrade. My specific question: I just got 10K points for a referral and can redeem for "Autopilot". Will...

Thanks - today it happened and I did not have my seatbelt on. It was while I was reversing out of a parking spot and I turned backwards to look and that's when it happened. But it's still odd this had never happened in 4+ years until a few months ago.

Now the hat I’m actively looking for it…it hasn’t happened. The thing that made me think it’s either a new feature (which apparently it’s not) or a defective seat sensor, is because I’ve never had this happen until recently (past 3 months?) and I haven’t changed my back up driving style.

How often do you drive an ICE vehicle? I have a Landcruiser that I drive once every few weeks and after 4 years of having the Tesla as my daily driver of, I’ve never not ‘remembered’ to hit the brakes to stop the LC. I do recall sometimes thinking it’s an odd sensation that the brakes aren’t...

I hear you. My last manual transmission car was my VW Corrado, which I sold in 1995. Ever, since, I’ve gotten used to how automatics are always in creep mode, so to speak. It’s just a different expectation of what happens when you take your foot off the brake.

The door is definitely closed and I usually put my seatbelt on before I drive but I’ll be paying attention the next time this happens.

Has the anti rollaway been a feature from the beginning or was this rolled out in a software upgrade? I always assumed it was part of a recent upgrade because I had never had this happen until fairly recently. But I’m starting to think you are correct and it’s a seat sensor issue.

I have my model 3 with creep mode enabled. Far too often (probably 2-10 times/week), when I’m creeping in drive or reverse in my driveway, the car will beep and put the car into park and I get this message: ”Vehicle is automatically put into park to prevent rollaway” How does the car...

I finally got around to installing my Michelin wipers from Costco and encountered the same issue as you. I dremeled the side off so the cover would fit but found the cover uses both sides to ‘clip’ on securely. With one side gone, I don’t see the cover staying on very long.