Wow! What a car. Wife isn’t too happy, I spent the rest of the night playing in the garage. Drove it to work this morning and am simply blown away. I was wondering though, does autopilot not like to be set at/above 80mph? It kept disengaging.
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First drive after me taking delivery yesterday evening
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DSolie
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Congrats!!!
... Hate to be that guy but.. Read the manual. Try around page 84
... Hate to be that guy but.. Read the manual. Try around page 84
Thank you. I’ve scoured the manual but must have missed that part. Much appreciated.
NeverGoingBack
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Why not? Hopefully not because you bought a Tesla ...... but because you spent all night in the garage like I would have.
I ask because I’ve got a test drive scheduled before ordering in order to get my wife on board.
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MrWattson
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My wife was skeptical of my desire to purchase the MY - or any EV.. She had concerns about range, reliability, etc. But overall, she is good about not forcing her opinions on me - just as I give her similar respect. I did a lot of analysis and putting my emotions in check before taking the plunge.
That being said she loves the MY and usually wants us to take versus her MB A220. Her car is only about 18 months old, but she already feels her next car could be a Model 3, if she needed to replace the A220 in the coming couple years.
That being said she loves the MY and usually wants us to take versus her MB A220. Her car is only about 18 months old, but she already feels her next car could be a Model 3, if she needed to replace the A220 in the coming couple years.
Great to hear. Congratulations and welcome to Tesla Ownership. Hang out here on TMC and let us know how it goes. Ask questions, great resource here. Pictures. Don't forget pictures. Safe travels...
bchan911
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Autosteer and Traffic-Aware-Cruise-Control will cancel if your driving speed exceeds 90mph (150km/h) as documented in the manual (Pg. 87 & 90).
All other safety control functions like Lane Departure Avoidance, Emergency Lane Departure Avoidance, Forward Collision Warning, and Automatic Emergency Braking also will not function without warning when speeding in excess of 90mph (150km/h).
Drive safe!
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DSolie
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I am about to pickup one early next week to replace my 2010 CX-9 and she is also not happy about that even though she driving MX now
I'll see you at the Lacey Supercharger! I'm there 2-3x per week.
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