This weekend is the 4th anniversary of delivery of our Model S. We received it in February 2013, and still enjoy every minute. Still have that Tesla Grin!!
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The Fury
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Our S P85 is slightly more than 4 years old, with 80K miles and will be getting a sibling shortly - a new red (which wasn't available 4 years ago) S 100D. Though the relationship may not last long, we have a reservation for a Model 3 which will replace the S P85.
Just ordered the 14-50 charging cable - so we'll have it ready to charge the P85 when the new 100D shows up (and uses our HPWC).
Just ordered the 14-50 charging cable - so we'll have it ready to charge the P85 when the new 100D shows up (and uses our HPWC).
Science fan
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Ah, more "old timers"!
Mine will hit 4 years in about 2 more months. I have a 10xxx VIN. Just getting ready to hit 90K miles. Mine was the second that I've found in the area of Northern VA I live in.
Range is s good question. I rarely charge to 100%, but when I have recently it's been 252-253. However I often notice I can go a couple of miles before thee rated range starts to count down, so actual range is probably ~255 or so. I'd bet if I did a few consecutive 100% charges it might recalibrate the estimate a bit.
Mine will hit 4 years in about 2 more months. I have a 10xxx VIN. Just getting ready to hit 90K miles. Mine was the second that I've found in the area of Northern VA I live in.
Range is s good question. I rarely charge to 100%, but when I have recently it's been 252-253. However I often notice I can go a couple of miles before thee rated range starts to count down, so actual range is probably ~255 or so. I'd bet if I did a few consecutive 100% charges it might recalibrate the estimate a bit.
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