Didn’t you get that training at Delivery? <Joking>. I’d like to know these procedures for Model X too. Should be a nice Sticky Wiki in each section for this stuff.
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I crashed my new model 3: here’s what I’ve learned so far.
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Didn’t you get that training at Delivery? <Joking>. I’d like to know these procedures for Model X too. Should be a nice Sticky Wiki in each section for this stuff.
cool! I will buy this for my wife for Christmas. She doesn't trust the autopark parallel parking feature. This will be her manual parallel park gizmo. She will love it. I'm sure of it.
Other guy at fault, it looks like. Not sure if it applies "down under" but file a diminution of value claim with his insurer. I got a check for about $7K USD from the at-fault party's insurer on a 2012 MS. This is in addition to repair costs. When you go to sell, a Carfax report will have record of the accident and will value your car at X dollars less.
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my better ½'s plugin minivan got slammed from the back a couple months ago - while we were stopped on the freeway for construction traffic. The turd behind us was busy texting or lighting a joint or whatever. The $40k minivan required over $6,000 for repairs - but the inattentive Hellcat driver's car was likely totaled.
That thought was the only redeeming thing - that we took a guzzling car off the road driven by a driver that doesn't know how to handle his own machinery. But now for the main point;
Different countries & Different states have different rules regarding diminution of value & unfortunately, we were not allowed that amount, by Statute. You got to love insurance companies pushing laws through like this. "Like a good neighbor"? I don't think so.
Anywho, I hope the op will post his own pictures.
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