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Loaners still here in West Palm Beach, but they are using the rangers more as well as creating more rangers and using older Model S to achieve that, getting rid of the little vans as they are leases and those leases are up. Direct from Ranger yesterday servicing my car.
They have also stopped washing and vacuuming the cars after service here though. That was a killer service.
Well they stopped cleaning anything, so that answers that. Yes some cars are questionable, but they still drive well. I'd rather that then uh here is the number to UBER have a nice day.Wasn’t even clean or vacuumed inside
Once FSD is ready, Tesla will just have their FSD vehicle fleet drop you off and pick you up
I feels like a dream, moreso than a near-term likelihood.Simply extrapolating out-
Once FSD is fully implemented, you'll send your car to service and it will return to you when done. If its not done in that given day, driverless car service will pick you up and take you home and next day, take you back to work on and on till your car is done. Now more then likely with other people in the car doing the same thing(now you'll be a more social person), unless perhaps you order a personal car and pay more.
Really your need to own a car will not be an issue, so this whole idea of service and insurance will be a thing of the past.
How does that feel?
I feels like a dream
Are you telling me you paid for FSD and you think this whole thing is a dream? Is that because you think it won't be working in the near term?
Less than 10 years ago we weren't driving dependable long range electric only vehicles(this is the real dream at least for me), looking back at a story of "Who killed the electric car". Then asking when and how will this ever change?
To a charging infrastructure unrivaled, Yet, across the US, Europe, parts of Asia, Greenland and Australia to name the majors. Many with free charging assigned.
To now almost every known manufacturer of cars will have a hard time catching up, they want it so bad, in volume its gonna be uphill battle for sure.
My last loaner was a beater. Gen 1 S 85 with 2 out of 4 door handles not extending - over 50,000 miles. Wasn’t even clean or vacuumed inside (Bellevue, WA SC). Kind of gross, actually. Couldn’t wait to get back into my own Tesla.
Tesla service actually did try to arrange ride sharing (Lyft I think) for me to pick up my car after I had it towed 300 miles from my house to the service center for repair. Turns out they don't go that far, no surprise....Uber credits really don't work for me. I can't get an Uber to pick me up where I live.
Some spots across country seem just fine in regards to service, others seem like they are slammed....
I do hand wash and wax my loaners. Even do the leather clean and conditioner
You what?
Earlier times I may have had a loaner no longer then two days. These days its hours.
Your washing them?
Your waxing them?
Your cleaning and conditioning the leather?
You can borrow my car anytime. NO problem. Your a little far from me though, wherever you are.
You what?
Earlier times I may have had a loaner no longer then two days. These days its hours.
Your washing them?
Your waxing them?
Your cleaning and conditioning the leather?
You can borrow my car anytime. NO problem. Your a little far from me though, wherever you are.
Exactly, I'll eat at home and forego all the frills of oil changes, etc. I agree Lexus has a thing going for service, all that service though is not needed at this end of the spectrum for the most part.I spend 99% of my time driving, not visiting the Service Center.
The hostess at the cafe bar offers me mochas and espressos