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Nice article from motrend driving the Model S to Vegas. Luckly for me i could charge up at barstow, eat and hopefully get full charge when i leave. I would be about 158 miles from Aria and hopefully go normal speed with AC on.
Visiting Las Vegas in the Tesla Model S - Motor Trend
Model S: Perfect Realtor Vehicle?
Was thinking (obsessing) about the Model S yesterday and got to thinking that the S has got to be the perfect Realtor vehicle. Many Realtors get larger cars so they can haul their clients, do a lot of local driving, and, with the whole internet listing thing, need to use the Internet on the go.
A larget ICE with an iPad and a MiFi might be good, but the Model S seems like the perfect option, especially the 85kWh version. The gorgeous 17" display would almost sell this purpose all by itself. Plus, with the generous back seat and a pano sunroof, clients could ride in style.
I'm not a Realtor, but this seems like a good idea.
Was thinking (obsessing) about the Model S yesterday and got to thinking that the S has got to be the perfect Realtor vehicle. Many Realtors get larger cars so they can haul their clients, do a lot of local driving, and, with the whole internet listing thing, need to use the Internet on the go.
A larget ICE with an iPad and a MiFi might be good, but the Model S seems like the perfect option, especially the 85kWh version. The gorgeous 17" display would almost sell this purpose all by itself. Plus, with the generous back seat and a pano sunroof, clients could ride in style.
I'm not a Realtor, but this seems like a good idea.
It will be a my daily driver, about 27 miles each way. It usually takes me about 45 minutes in the morning and 30 minutes in the evening.
I'm looking forward to easily seeing a large traffic map, and also checking Kotaku and Penny Arcade in stop-for-along-time-then-go-for-a-little-bit traffic.
I'm also looking forward to having all of my music available at once and a relief from that feeling that I'm wasting gas and money any time my car is sitting still.
I'm looking forward to easily seeing a large traffic map, and also checking Kotaku and Penny Arcade in stop-for-along-time-then-go-for-a-little-bit traffic.
I'm also looking forward to having all of my music available at once and a relief from that feeling that I'm wasting gas and money any time my car is sitting still.
Hi ChrisHenryOC,
As you can see from my name, I am a realtor and yes, this seems like the perfect realtor car! I have to drive cars big enough to fit clients but also be able to haul staging items around. I had to give up my clutch when I am became a realtor due to driving in traffic in DC. Now I feel I can have a car that will be interesting to clients, look affluent without flaunting, have a big "iPad" for clients to play with and look up data, and yet be fun for me to drive around. The feel of the car reminds me when I used to be able to drive sporty manual 2-doors. The only concern I have is that the car is so long and wide that parallel parking will be a challenge.
mknox
Well-Known Member
Daily driver. 90 mile (both ways) commute and the occasional 125 mile (one way) trip to the lake for the weekend.
Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
Now my work situation is going to change (at least I hope so) and I think that I will drive 150 kilometers each day to go to work and to the gym. Then I will charge the car with electricity produced by solar panels put on the roof of my house. Considering that now in Italy gas costs 1.9 euro (almost 2.5 $) a liter I think that I will save a lot of money. And I will also help the environment. I think that's good. Sorry for using kilometers and liters rather than miles and gallons.
No apologies needed for KM and L
I 2013 I'll be starting to give training for software all across Europe. I plan to use my Model S for traveling around Europe.
My daily commute is just 3km and I'll keep doing that on my bicycle!
