How many vehicles beside your Model S do you have?

[caddieo]

I had 3 other cars when I received my MS 18 months ago. I got rid of 2 during the first 6 months of ownership leaving me just one now.

 

[breser]

Ballooning can be fun and relatively inexpensive in you have friends for crew. It is amazing how well trading rides for crewing works... I was considering an X that could be used for chasing, but for everything else, it's just too big for me and is not a real, off-road SUV. The Cherokee and FJ will continue as balloon tow vehicles.

Excuse my deviation from the topic here a bit...

I grew up in Kansas and went along with my parents who would crew for rides. But I live in the Seattle area now and water and balloons just don't mix (even if it's not raining, the ground is usually wet so you'd have to dry the envelope after flying which is a pain). Which brings me down to a very narrow few months where I would be able to fly and makes it hard to justify.

 

[Sthomas]

Porsche 911 turbo s, because it's awesome, Ford F-350 cuz you gotta have a truck sometimes, and Mercedes S65 AMG to drive to Vegas until they improve the range in the P85D to get there with one stop.

 

[HHHH]

Hm, I do the LA - Vegas trip quite often in one stop. What supercharger route are you taking? I either stop in Barstow once and keep going or stop in Primm, NV then Rancho C, CA if it's a relaxed trip.

 

[ecarfan]

@Stjomas has a P85D.

@Hussain, your signature says you have a P85+.

My understanding is that the P85D has a slightly shorter range than the P85+.

 

[CliffG]

My Model S is my daily driver and the one I'll drive for "family" driving, if it's up to me.
Unloaded two ICEs: an Acura I couldn't stand having around and a Forester I couldn't justify keeping anymore.
Kept one ICE (another Forester) for She Who Must Be Obeyed. It sits in the driveway a lot.

 

[Xenoilphobe]

I have three other vehicles, one for my wife - Toyota Sienna, one for my daughter Ford Fusion Hybrid, and one for my son - Supercharged FJ Cruiser, plus the Telsa P85. My Tesla did more miles in 2014 than the other 3 vehicles combined (30,000 in one year). The Tesla is my daily driver and it is the primary vehicle for the whole family. We are discussing dumping the Sienna (its paid for) and buying another Tesla for my wife who drives 12K per year..

 

[gg_got_a_tesla]

Only one other car: a short-range commuter EV, the 2015 VW e-Golf.

Yes, the Model S is far from a toy for us and is our only long-distance car.

 

[skilly]

2 others...991/ 911 TT and a Harley Road Glide.

 

[dickweis]

We traded in a 1997 Honda Civic to buy Model S. Our other car is an older Escape Hybrid. We bought MS because it is the best car out there, not because we wanted a trendy luxury vehicle.

 

[morbot]

I voted "none"... which is a bit of a fib.

I currently have my old ICE still which I kept as a backup for while I had my powder coating done, and for next week while I'm having Paint Protection Film applied (full-wrap takes about a week). Once I no longer need it for those reasons I'll be putting the car up for sale by end of month.

 

[Chet]

We have two MS. HISTSLA and HERTSLA. No other vehicles.

 

[invisik]

Oh gosh, knew this would come up eventually.... No I haven't sold any of the other cars yet... Yes I know I should.

1992 Mercedes 300D, watching it rust in my office parking lot
1999 Mercedes S500 Grand Edition.. yeah, that's a keeper.
2004 Mercedes E320-4 wagon... wife needs car.
1991 Alfa Romeo 164L.. hasn't seen the light of day fin at least 6 or 7 years.. maybe a project for when my 5 year old son is old enough to drive.

Also found out State Farm has a limit on their multicar discount... can't remember if it's 4 cars or 5 cars, but I'm at (or past) the limit.

I should really sell the diesel but it's such a perfect year-round backup car and would fetch next to nothing if I sold it. Yeah that's what I tell myself.

95% of the time the Model S is driven, and the other 5% is in the wagon (when the wife is driving the wagon). It's the best by far.

-m

 

[MassModel3]

1992 Mercedes 300D, watching it rust in my office parking lot
1999 Mercedes S500 Grand Edition.. yeah, that's a keeper.
2004 Mercedes E320-4 wagon... wife needs car.
1991 Alfa Romeo 164L..

Model S - daily driver
McLaren 12C - fun car (Model S is fun too!)
Fiat 500E - city car shared with my wife
Mercedes GL450 - hauler
56 Ford Sunliner - classic

Soon to be P85D (daily driver)
2013 Jeep Wrangler 2dr/6speed (current daily driver)
2015 BMW X5 (wife's car)
1997 Porsche 993 Andial 3.8 TT
2013 Lotus Exige Cup V6 (track only)
2014 Caterham SP300R (track only)
1957/2009 Beck 356 replica
2007 Lotus Exige (mostly track and f/s)

-- Tesla goes here --
2010 Chevy Traverse - the only other "daily driver" - this one gets replaced with the Model X this year.
2004 Chevy Silverado 2500HD - haul vehicle for the tractors and other implements on my orchard
1965 Pontiac LeMans GTO - can be driven as a daily driver, but the 389 is incredibly expensive to start, much less run and COINCIDENTALLY built in the same factory as my Model S!
1988 F-600 60' bucket truck - not exactly your "cruisin' around" vehicle.
1964 1/2 Ford Mustang - can be driven as a daily driver, but I'd rather keep it in good condition

Wow, we have a lot of automotive pack rats (hoarders?) in this forum! Tesla must have a support group for these poor souls... :biggrin:

 

[Solarwind]

Just one, the P85D, can't afford another, cost 3 time what I have ever paid for a car before.

 

[Larry]

Wife drives 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 diesel for the 1200 lb equine

 

[In2oil]

I have :

VW Touareg TDI 2011
Audi TT-S 2011

 

[Iz]

Wife has a 2009 Volvo S 80 (great vehicle)

I have a 2001 Toyota Sienna. It is a workhorse and good for bad weather days (like today) as well as trips to Home Depot/Lowes. My MS would not be happy if it were loaded with plywood, drywall or other such building materials

 

[EternalChampion]

Had my P85D for a week and a half

2014 Jaguar F-Type Roadster V8 S
2013 BMW 5 series GT (wife car)
2012 Ford Raptor (snowmobile)

 

[mnx]

I voted 2, but it's more like 1.5.

Also in my garage is a 2007 Toyota Sienna which will shortly take over from our Model S as the family outing vehicle. We're expecting twins in the next month or so and already have 3 kids. I have rear facing seats on order so I hope they arrive soon. I'm hoping to replace the Sienna with a Model X at some point if the interior volume is as good, if not I might end up with a full size van at some point.

Finally I've got a 1995 Dodge Neon ACR that I picked up just under a year ago with a friend that we will hopefully campaign in a chumpcar race later this year.