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Very interesting. I didn't know these experts existed. Do you know where I might be able to find one or what they would be called so I can Google to find one?

As far as I understand, the car won't let you drive above 10mph if it detects that you've not closed it correctly, so it has to be faulty to open above 10mph.

Interesting take! I can rule out not closing the bonnet correctly because I never used it. I put some cables in there for emergencies when I first bought the car then never opened it. That would rule out damaging the locking mechanism too. I believe that you can only be found guilty of...

Hi all, Well, there have been a few developments in this but Tesla have still denied responsibility and expect me to pay for the repairs. I have told them that there is no way I'm ever going to give up fighting them on this however much it costs me as I believe you have to take a stand against...

Thanks. I'm aware of this and enjoying it while I can ;)

Thanks for all your replies everyone. I won't reply to each one individually but I will answer some of the quesitons here. Tesla did actually contact me today so I'm going to hold off on contacting lawyers and the DVSA for now. They've booked me a service appointment next Friday but not...

Hi all, My wife (who is currently pregnant) was driving our Model S back from the pub the week before last doing about 40mph, maybe a bit more on a country road while I was in the passenger seat. All of a sudden there was an almighty bang as the bonnet flew up and (I think) hit the windscreen...

Done! I'm on the list (somewhere near the bottom).

My current car does 0-60 in 4.7 and I get at least one opportunity a day to try that out on the very open country roads between my house and office. When I drive in the US I never go over the speed limit as I know in some states you can get in a lot of trouble for speeding, but the average...

Thanks all, very helpful replies.

Hi all, Firstly, I'm new here so please go easy on me. I assume I'm posting this in the right place. I've lusted after the Model S and more recently the Model X, but dodn't think I'd be able to afford a Tesla any time soon so wasn't really paying attention until I saw Friday's announcement...

Sorry to jump on this thread, but I just joined the forum to ask some questions before putting down a deposit. Unless I'm mistaken, new forum members aren't allowed to start threads on this forum. Does anybody know how I go about getting the required privileges to start my own thread?