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Hi! I found this post while looking for the original MSRP and stickered options for my CPO Tesla. I bought this car last year, had it shipped down from MN to Chicago. Found it on Dericks Tesla Inventory Search. I was watching the site for these exact specs for 3 months, I was only willing...

Order new ones with the winter wheels and recalibrate when you switch.

I really thought hard about this upgrade and in the end chose not to do it. Most people say there isn't a noticeable difference. For my situation I prefer having a high speed always on internet hotspot to serve my car camera and the toddler's tablet . Of course it can also provide a 4g LTE...

Sounds good. My MS 13 has 256 miles of range at 100%

Yes. Carmax gave me a higher offer than Tesla which Tesla accepted and honored for customer convenience. I traded in a '14 Subaru Forester XT Touring, fully loaded.

I got my quote from carmax. They matched accepted my quote in the first week. Still they honored it after the 4 weeks it took them to finish the cpo process.

No the car looks new other than one tiny paint chip that'd I'd have to remove the clear bra to fix. I don't really want to do that yet so it stays. I was expecting to argue a bunch about refinishing but even the leather seats are without creases or stains. The 21" wheels are mint (new?) and...

Since they have no intention of mass producing the car in any appreciable volume I don't see how the Bolt can be considered winning. The Model 3 will outnumber the Bolt by and order of magnitude. GM got somewhere first but it wasn't to any finish line I care about.

Doesn't seem to be evidence of anything, just an unsubstantiated statement.

I just accepted my 2013 Model S P85 last Tuesday and other than the lack of communication it really wasn't a nightmare. I decided that the performance of the P85 and having a fully loaded vehicle (minus the jump seats) was worth it for me. At this point, the additional cost of autopilot and...

You'd be better off upgrading the suspension then switching to a staggered setup. A staggered setup on an AWD car is wasteful and borders on being silly.

At some point it may be more cost effective and efficient to only offer one motor layout option (AWD) at a price point that is similar to the current RWD models. Subaru only offers AWD vehicles and their prices are certainly competitive with similar models from other companies that are FWD or...