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They are never “prominent”, they can be confused with object sensors, unbuckled seat belt. Care to elaborate why the car should be allowed to drive with falcon doors open at all? Thanks for your kind words. Not allow driving with falcon doors open seems like the sensible, smart thing to do...

Thanks. The falcon doors are a unique feature in the automotive world that require enhanced safety capabilities and controls. If sued, Tesla would be hard pressed to defend allowing driving with those doors open considering the potential damage and injury. Especially when they do block driving...

Well, it finally happened to me. After an evening with the family, I unbuckled the seatbelt to get the mail, hopped back in drove to the garage door (300 ft from mailbox) let my family out and drove into the garage. It so happens that my daughter forgot to close her falcon door and the right...

If you get a snack every time you charge your Tesla you’re spending more than on gas...

Take a picture and show the manager. They’re aware of the issue.

FYI This location charges $0.40/min when idling.

Larry you obviously have your reasons to defend Tesla at all costs and you use your admin powers in this forum to do so to the detriment of the free exchange of ideas. In my book, submitting an official permitting document from Ohio in Florida sure looks like a deliberate attempt to delay the...

Just got off the phone with the city. This is the whole scoop. Installation is complete and passed all inspections. In order for a Certificate of Completion to be issued, TESLA was told that a final RECORD DRAWING should be provided showing where everything is including parking signage. Tesla...

Reas the thread before repeating what has already been discussed.

Knowing how untruthful Tesla reps can be, I’m not convinced this has anything to do with “permitting.” Usually if there’s outstanding issues with a permit, the contractor is to blame not the city. I know, I’m a builder in Orange County, once a permit is issued it is finalized once all is in...

Left 4 NOTICES on these ICE cars. Called Whole Foods’ manager twice, she is aware but an employee parking here told me these are “employee spots.” I guess it will take a while for it to filter through.

That sign has been added recently

Last I checked there was no electric drop to the transformer.

Parking is working! :p

I haven’t seen any meters in TESLA stations.

Awesome! Will be testing this weekend! I’m on my first road trip with the fam in DC.

The only loss I’m cutting is of the time reading your comments! :D

First of all I haven’t seen a change in speed after 80%. It happens at different percentages. And where, pray tell, was there any mention whatsoever in my comment of “lines” in charging stations??? Pretty asinine comment for someone who seems to have such superior view of their own...

It may well be that the last few miles charge at a glacial pace; regardless, my overall experience with superchargers has been spotty at best. In North Carolina last week I had to keep moving from slot to slot and getting ridiculous rates on ALL of the chargers (the place was empty BTW). Not...

Some stations have ridiculously low KW such as this one in Laurel, MD, it never moved from the 2KW mark.

You are correct Larry. I drove by again the other day and confirmed. Looks like it’s missing the utility company’s part, Tesla’s part is done. It may be a while before these jokers get to it.

There’s a light pole next to the transformer but I don’t see cables from the nearest utility poles coming down to the transformer. Looks like it may be a while.

This is the correct layout.

Contacted my local Tesla rep and they don’t know when it’s going to be approved. It has been fully completed by the looks of it.

I hope you’re right! Will check tomorrow and post back!

Thank you all for engaging the post. Something curious came up today on my TESLA.com account. It appears that the same VIN was delivered to another customer on 2/25/2018 named E. Young. I got delivery on 3/28/2018. This previous delivery would explain the “used” condition of the vehicle...

Most here are Musk suckers, not me. Steering wheel vibrates when going straight as well, the problem is intermittent. As far as the other junk about the car (using used parts on a brand new vehicle!), some of you need to up your standards. Tesla is in deep *^%# because they think buyers will...

I’ll tell you what I’m not ready to do: pay $100,000 for a car that’s delivered all filthy and scratched. TESLA will get nothing but hell from me until all used and worn parts are replaced in this “brand new” car.

We ordered a custom MODEL X and had it delivered in Orlando this week. Car looked beautiful from a distance but a quick inspection revealed several HUGE problems. MOST SERIOUS: The steering wheel vibrates excessively when changing lanes, both to right and left. Needs to be serviced immediately...