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    2017 Model S VS 2022 Model 3

    Even with the superior exterior styling and more premium feel of the S, I think it would be the better decision to go with the 3. The range is my primary concern with the S, and it doesn't really compare to the 3. SneepeZ, you are 100% right about the range in the cold. The 2017 Model S...
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    First Time EV Buyer (Help...)

    Thank you for the response Ray. From what you've said, I probably will not be purchasing any adapters; it just doesn't seem necessary. The good news is: I am 100% on board for getting an EV! I started saving up for a used Tesla Model 3 and I hope to purchase one before the end of this year.
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    2017 Model S VS 2022 Model 3

    Hello all, I'm debating whether to purchase a 2017 Model S 75D or a 2022 Model 3 Long Range. I drive about 50 miles a week and I live in a cold climate. I like to take road trips occasionally that are 300+ miles. Model S Pros: Luxurious Better exterior styling Better ride Better warranty...
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    First Time EV Buyer (Help...)

    Thank you for the response! I am 100% on the EV train and plan on upgrading by the end of this year (hopefully). 👍👍
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    First Time EV Buyer (Help...)

    Thank you for the informative reply Ray. I'm glad to hear your 2018 Model 3 has worked out so well for you. I live about 10 minutes outside of a city in a more rural area, however there are chargers near me if I would choose to go that route. I really only drive to school and work. Sometimes I...
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    First Time EV Buyer (Help...)

    I like your enthusiasm! The decreased maintenance of an EV is a great selling point, and I'm really looking forward not to doing oil changes in my barn in 20 degrees Fahrenheit weather. Fortunately, my commute is less than 40 miles round trip so I really shouldn't have to worry about running out...
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    First Time EV Buyer (Help...)

    You make a great point about the one pedal driving feature. It makes for a smooth driving experience, and it increases the life of the brakes. I have access to a 240V outlet in my garage as well as barn, so I think I should be safe. Thank you for the response!
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    First Time EV Buyer (Help...)

    Hello all, I am looking to replace my current car (2013 Toyota RAV4 XLE AWD), and I am considering purchasing a 2022 Tesla Model 3 Long Range or a 2015+ Toyota Tacoma. Going from an ICE car to an EV is rather worrisome for me simply because of all the unknowns. I'm trying really hard right now...