Not sure if it's against the rules to reply to your own post but figured it worthwhile here since I pulled the trigger today and traded in the Mustang for an older Volvo...monthly savings abound!
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Not sure if it's against the rules to reply to your own post but figured it worthwhile here since I pulled the trigger today and traded in the Mustang for an older Volvo...monthly savings abound!
SebastianR
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2012 Audi A4 Avant - yes a hatchback! 
I mean it is an "Audi Allroad" cross-over minus the 4WD for all of you fine folks from North America
I mean it is an "Audi Allroad" cross-over minus the 4WD for all of you fine folks from North America
I am currently driving a Ford F-150. It will be right at 10 years old when the Model ≡ starts production and already has 130k miles. I am leaning towards keeping it and using it for the times when a truck comes in handy and will make the M≡ my daily driver, but if I get over the range anxiety fairly quickly I might just sale the truck and rent a pickup when needed.
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Seagrave7
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In sprirt, we'll be coming from a 2004 Toyota Prius.
In reality, our beloved Prius was totaled in February, and replaced with a minivan, making us a two minivan family. The Model 3 will replace our older minivan.
I've never had much interest in the cars that Tesla has declared that they're trying to beat with the Model 3 - the BMW 3-aeries and Audi A4 both cost more and are worth less (to me) than the old 2004 Prius we already had in our driveway. The Model 3 looks like it can beat the Prius in terms of efficient transportation (the only thing the Prius has on it is the liftback), and it looks like it'll be fun, too! The Model 3 is finally a car that's special enough to be worth paying extra for. Everyone in my family is excited about getting this car in 2 years -- at least those of us who are old enough to talk*.
* Our kids are 6 years old and 15 months old. The 15 month old can't say "car" yet, so his ability to express an opinion on this topic is limited. He gets very excited about bubbles, though.
In reality, our beloved Prius was totaled in February, and replaced with a minivan, making us a two minivan family. The Model 3 will replace our older minivan.
I've never had much interest in the cars that Tesla has declared that they're trying to beat with the Model 3 - the BMW 3-aeries and Audi A4 both cost more and are worth less (to me) than the old 2004 Prius we already had in our driveway. The Model 3 looks like it can beat the Prius in terms of efficient transportation (the only thing the Prius has on it is the liftback), and it looks like it'll be fun, too! The Model 3 is finally a car that's special enough to be worth paying extra for. Everyone in my family is excited about getting this car in 2 years -- at least those of us who are old enough to talk*.
* Our kids are 6 years old and 15 months old. The 15 month old can't say "car" yet, so his ability to express an opinion on this topic is limited. He gets very excited about bubbles, though.
Leaving Alaska for Oklahoma. Replaced a 2004 Prius with a 2016 Prius V for the trip out.
Shipping a 2008 Scion xD to my daughter in Arizona and replacing that with a 2016 Leaf. We'll use that for the main dog transport and it will be our first electric vehicle.
I was set on getting a Model S after our house is built, but now leaning heavily towards the Model 3. Still have time to decide since the house won't be complete until 2017.
Shipping a 2008 Scion xD to my daughter in Arizona and replacing that with a 2016 Leaf. We'll use that for the main dog transport and it will be our first electric vehicle.
I was set on getting a Model S after our house is built, but now leaning heavily towards the Model 3. Still have time to decide since the house won't be complete until 2017.
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