We went with tech and parking sensors but no pano, leather or rear seats. Thanks everyone for the help!
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We went with tech and parking sensors but no pano, leather or rear seats. Thanks everyone for the help!
We went with tech and parking sensors but no pano, leather or rear seats. Thanks everyone for the help!
Gr8 choice. Congratulations
Regarding resale value, he's going to be driving the car "into the ground" with a 120 (?) mile commute.
So resale is not his concern.
If a 120 miles daily commute is "driving it into the ground", what does that say about my 210 mile daily commute? Am I driving it through hell and back? lol
We went with tech and parking sensors but no pano, leather or rear seats. Thanks everyone for the help!
Thanks again everyone...just realized it took me exactly 100 posts to place an order! I'm surprised by the late March date, thinking they must go all out for the end of the quarter.
I cannot understand why anyone who needs this car as a daily driver would consider the 60. Maybe if you're retired, or have a second car, but other than that, its not a viable option imho. I wish they offered a 100kWh version
Just got home from my first test drive and holy crap, I feel like my world just changed!
I have been a huge Tesla fan since the Model S was just a twinkle in Elon's eye but getting behind the wheel just kicked the obsession up a notch or two.
We didn't make a deposit tonight because we want to decide on what we need/want. With a budget of $82k, it makes it very difficult.
We could get the 60 with everything we want...rear facing seats, pano, tech, parking sensors...although we aren't even completely sold on needing the tech package or pano which would save $6,750 and keep us well under budget.
On the other hand we could get an 85, with just rear facing seats (we have 2 kids that a just a little bit too young for them, so they will get a lot of use over the next 8 years). This puts us over budget slightly but we may be able to make it work.
Daily commute is 80-100 miles. 99% of charging done at home. Have another ICE car. Where we go on vacation 3-4 times a year is 145 miles away, up in the NH mountains.
Help, we are torn!
What color did you end up getting ( might have missed it above)?
I am trying to zero in on a Tesla for the Boston area. We do around town driving mostly in the suburbs, a 16 mile commute, and occasional trips to NYC, Vermont/NH/Maine and a bunch of trips to Martha's Vineyard in the spring/fall/summer. /.../ Last question - we garage the car. The subzero package seems a little over the top. Any thoughts? [My underline.] /...
I would have gotten this package if it had been available, and I'm in Texas. This is one that you really won't regret ever.
Here are my thoughts on the must have options for NE driving:
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- sub zero package. An absolute must in NE. /...
@MassX1317
Are you sure about not getting the Subzero Weather Package?
Kids are in child seats for the foreseeable future, so no need for rear heated seats. Don't really see a need for the package, car is garage kept as well.