Great. Nice to know I'll have the option to repurchase for 8K before they raise the price.You can buy it again after the 48hrs. You just don't get to return it the second time.
I used it extensively for 48hrs also.
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Great. Nice to know I'll have the option to repurchase for 8K before they raise the price.You can buy it again after the 48hrs. You just don't get to return it the second time.
I used it extensively for 48hrs also.
I had a chance to do two days of highway driving with an X with FSD... my answer based on this experience ( my normal ride is the M3 with normal autopilot ) is that it depends on:
How much of your diving is city vs highway vs country.
If mostly country roads: Autopilot
If mostly highway: Enhanced
If mostly city: FSD
It also depends on how much the price of FSD goes up.... it has gone up nearly 25% in about a year. How cool is it to know that part of your car is actually appreciating?
After driving the X with FSD on the highway and a little city I was super impressed... I didn't think it would be that much better of and experience over autopilot... but it was. A couple times I got banned from using it because I missed the prompts... I immediately would stop and get out of the car for snack, whiz, or stretch to get it working again.
I live on an island with zero traffic lights so it is hard to justify for me unless the value of FSD really does continue to go up. Also it depends on future Tesla offerings... what will come stock with the $25,000 car they plan on coming out with? Will they offer FSD for daily rental?
Food for thought.
Check your city ordinances - our city will warn the barking dog owner twice and then start fining the owner if the issue is not resolved.
In the UK there is no difference between enhanced autopilot and what they call FSD. Enhanced Has all the features and does everything FSD does but FSD promises updates and more features In the future so it all depends on whether you believe Elon is Santa Claus or just the tooth fairy.Thoughts?
Should I spend the $4000 for enhanced autopilot or $8000 for FSD.
Let me know what you think.
You need to apply force to a wheel or confirm with stalk to complete the lane change on Navigate on Autopilot.You DON'T need to hold the steering wheel for Auto Lane Change to work...I am taking delivery of a new Y this coming Saturday. I have a LR RWD Model 3 from 2018 I purchased new. At that time, I purchased EAP for $5000. Just upgraded to FSD on my Model 3 as it was on "sale" for $3000 and I basically wanted the new hardware upgrade. Don't really care that much about FSD but when and if it ever arrives I know I will get it now. On my Y, I got the FSD as we keep cars for at least 7 years and I think before we get rid of either of them it might have a chance of appearing. If I were not keeping the car that long, and the new cars come with hardware 3, I would opt for the EAP for $4000. I also use Enhanced Summon sometimes at the supermarket or it it's raining out (or just want to be obnoxious and freak people out when my car pulls around by itself and they see me get into the driver's seat). No need for FSD and if by chance you get it in a couple of years and have to pay $5000 then instead of the $8000 for it all now, it's only $1000 dollars more. Better off putting that money into Tesla stock. In a couple of years it will be worth more anyway. Trust me...I purchased the stock in 2013 at $50/share and I could buy a fleet of Tesla's now. Go for the EAP today.
I have the full FSD and here is my quick review of the features:
Summon - useless other than a party trick, can't connect to the car half of the time
Autopark - cannot get it work
Navigate on Auto-pilot - I hate it, even with the update it keeps wanting to get behind much slower cars on the right.... it's almost dangerous.
Autosteer and cruise - super useful - use it all the time on the highway
Autosteer on streets/traffic light - useful when you need to make a phone call or find a podcast/song on the Media Screen but not refined enough yet to use all the time.
Auto lane change - surprisingly useful - I find myself using it quite a bit.
How about Navigate on Autopilot?What features are in FSD that EAP doesn’t have? To my understanding, the only difference as of now is FSD has traffic light control
What features are in FSD that EAP doesn’t have? To my understanding, the only difference as of now is FSD has traffic light control
How about Navigate on Autopilot?
I would be willing to bet they will offer it again. They will want to get more $$ for end of quarter AND end of year.So who thinks EAP will be offered in December before end of quarter? I hope so, I'll be in
EAP has navigate on autopilot.
Here is a screenshot online showing the difference (traffic light and stop sign control, and the currently in alpha autosteer on city streets.. and anything else they release for it)
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Bainbridge? Whidbey? Vashon?I had a chance to do two days of highway driving with an X with FSD... my answer based on this experience ( my normal ride is the M3 with normal autopilot ) is that it depends on:
How much of your diving is city vs highway vs country.
If mostly country roads: Autopilot
If mostly highway: Enhanced
If mostly city: FSD
It also depends on how much the price of FSD goes up.... it has gone up nearly 25% in about a year. How cool is it to know that part of your car is actually appreciating?
After driving the X with FSD on the highway and a little city I was super impressed... I didn't think it would be that much better of and experience over autopilot... but it was. A couple times I got banned from using it because I missed the prompts... I immediately would stop and get out of the car for snack, whiz, or stretch to get it working again.
I live on an island with zero traffic lights so it is hard to justify for me unless the value of FSD really does continue to go up. Also it depends on future Tesla offerings... what will come stock with the $25,000 car they plan on coming out with? Will they offer FSD for daily rental?
Food for thought.
I have the full FSD and here is my quick review of the features:
Summon - useless other than a party trick, can't connect to the car half of the time
Autopark - cannot get it work
Navigate on Auto-pilot - I hate it, even with the update it keeps wanting to get behind much slower cars on the right.... it's almost dangerous.
Autosteer and cruise - super useful - use it all the time on the highway
Autosteer on streets/traffic light - useful when you need to make a phone call or find a podcast/song on the Media Screen but not refined enough yet to use all the time.
Auto lane change - surprisingly useful - I find myself using it quite a bit.
Battery operated coffee grinder?I'm holding out for one of these:
What it is is clearly written on the picture.Battery operated coffee grinder?