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We have an e-tron and a Model 3 (our 4th Tesla). I highly suggest you drive an e-tron if you like the things you listed. I still prefer the P3D, but like the e-tron a lot more than I thought I would. It is very quiet/smooth, is built like a tank, and the HUD is handy. Our actual range is also...

How old is your car and how many miles does it have? Our 3 does not have any rattles, squeaks, creaks, or any other noises. Our X is a different story, though. The SC told us diagnosis and repairs of rattles is covered for the first 12 months/12,000 miles.

I have the opposite opinion. I've had both the 3D Maxpider and Tesla all weather mats. I strongly prefer the Tesla mats. To me, they look simpler/cleaner, do not have the shiny 3D logo, and are easier to clean.

Another data point - I ordered this morning and it shipped within a couple hours.

There is also sales tax to consider. In my state (Colorado), you pay sales tax on the full amount with a purchase, but only on the monthly payments on a lease. Then, it matters what you do next. If you purchase again and trade this car, you get sales tax credit for the trade value. If you sell...

Having leased several newly released Audi models in the past, I doubt the Q3 will lease well when it is first released. Based on the success of competitors like the XC40, it's likely to sell well (at least at first). That gives dealers no reason to heavily discount and Audi/VW Credit little...

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I was told by a local SC (Evans in Denver) that rattles, creaks and other similar adjustments are free for the first 12 months/12K miles.

Tesla Model X 100D. Excellent condition. Includes many extras, such as Enhanced Autopilot, Full Self Driving, Sonic Carbon Wheels, 7 seats, Multi-coat red exterior with white premium interior, cold weather package, high fidelity sound, smart air suspension, carbon fiber trim and more. Also...

The update did the same for me. Maybe the Xes are gathering themselves for some sort of reunion.

I suggest taking a look at the rules for the CO $5K incentive. It needs to be new. Though many have suggested an inventory vehicle, in CO if you go that route you need to be careful about the number of miles it has.

Mine was all online/email, took an hour or so from application to approval, and I did it about two weeks before delivery.

No - the e-tron will replace an SQ5. I love our Teslas, but my other half prefers Audis. He's coming around, though, so we'll see. We have had miserable experiences with Audi of Denver, so are going to give Prestige a try.

You can make a reservation online (by paying a $1000 deposit). During the process you select a dealer. We made a pre-reveal reservation, selecting the "Edition One" and a local dealer. The dealer has already contacted us a few times - mainly saying hello and providing a high-level outline of...

We have 2 Teslas (X and 3) and an Audi SQ5, all the same model year. The SQ5 has, by far, the worst fit and finish of the three. We also have far more issues with its MMI than with the Tesla systems (and it cannot be updated over the air). The Audi dealer where we bought the SQ5 is arrogant...

I think it depends on which model. I also applied through Tesla yesterday. Mine is 2.74% for 72 months on a 100D.