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Totally unavoidable, not. Deer country at night and 40 mph is not safe driving as you should now well know.

They don't , but you do? Anyway, follow the money, as in nearly all human endeavors, to understand the science.

Wow you are a very lucky fellow. The cause of your black out must be determined and addressed properly before you ever drive again. It could be a sign of sleep apnea or what some British researchers have dubbed micro burst of sleep. Whatever, it is amazing there is no interior damage...

Just so there is no fuzz in understanding by Tesla or anyone else, I have had numerous occasions when autopilot went into search mode in a lane and when changing lanes. This is particularly likely when using a diamond lane where the lane markings are obliterated or ratty on the asphalt shoulder...

My wife and I are octogenarians and have cars for all occasions. We have a 90D and our newest is a Carbon 65 Corvette convertible with a supercharged, 650 hp combustion engine and 7 speed manual transmission. People think we look cute. Once I was driving, at the speed limit, in a Corvette...

My Mandarin speaking granddaughter provides the following interpretation which is essentially the same as the Google translation shown in this thread: "Hi Grandpa, it says that Tesla has announced that they will support a new Chinese national standard for their cars, and that owners of the old...

This is a regular occurrence. I have friends, and my wife, who are fearful of riding as passengers when I use autopilot. I would never turn a car over to a computer. It's only something for ease like cruise control, not for self drive by a gaming derived graphics processor circuit board. You...

Does anyone know why Tesla warns against using an extension cord and/or conversion plug with the mobile connector? This is a warning stated in the connector owner's manual, but my Tesla rep, not a technical person, hasn't found an explanation, although an electrician who installs Tesla charging...