I agree, just not sure how type approval applies to very small trailers and things like bike carriers etc. For sure you can't haul a full sized caravan legally with an S. The ones I've seen have all been used for bike carriers, which I expect is okay legally.
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I agree, just not sure how type approval applies to very small trailers and things like bike carriers etc. For sure you can't haul a full sized caravan legally with an S. The ones I've seen have all been used for bike carriers, which I expect is okay legally.
My understanding is that the key word is ‘tow’. A bike carrier is fine, the second you actually start to ‘tow’ rather than ‘carry’ is when you have a problem.
LoveEV
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Not sure why everyone compares the ipace with model X ? The ipace is a much smaller car and actually more comparable with model 3 size wise.
Also I wouldn't recommend towing in the model S you would want to void any warranty.
Go and read post #11 and you'll see that the OP doesn't really need a Model X sized car and is also considering the iPace. I own an MX and have sat in the iPace and it is considerably smaller, which has its pros and cons depending on your intended usage.
LoveEV
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My reference was more to do with the efficiency comparisons where people like to compare x with ipace, it's not a fair assessment.
I was responding to another post suggesting that the iPace may have less range than an M X75D, which I very much doubt it will.
I wander if anyone can help : All PCP options have dissapered for individual buyers on the Tesla web site in the past few days. No competitive PCP = no Tesla for me. Does anyone know if Barclays or Lloyd’s are going to bring this back, or if Tesla UK are launching a new finance offering soon? Thanks.
Yeah, but just the Model S. I wanted to configure a new X, and no PCP option. Very strange.
WannabeOwner
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No consolation, but I've seen Tesla website exhibit all sorts of, similar, weird behaviour over the years, due to bugs and right-hand-left-hand COMMs failures etc.
Might be worth a call to ask what PCP and APR should be, and if that is different to website then ask how to get that sorted (e.g. manual order/quote instead of online maybe?)
Might be worth a call to ask what PCP and APR should be, and if that is different to website then ask how to get that sorted (e.g. manual order/quote instead of online maybe?)
LoveEV
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I have just checked the website.
It looks like for Model X the APR is as follows:
75D = 3.1%
100D = 2.5%
P100D = 4%
and Barclays and Blackhorse come up when you click "Financing"
It looks like for Model X the APR is as follows:
75D = 3.1%
100D = 2.5%
P100D = 4%
and Barclays and Blackhorse come up when you click "Financing"
WannabeOwner
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Does that mean that a 100D that is 25% more expensive than a 75D is same monthly payment?
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