Thanks for the reply...
As it happened, two hours later, I get a call, the guy is sitting out back in his Model S
Service Vehicle. Showed me his appointment list, and sure enough, there I was, 0800-1000.
Problem is, he showed up at 12:45, no notice, no nothing.
Said it "suddenly appeared" on his appointment list, with a phone call he got telling him to get over her Code 3.
Nice guy, proceeded to check out both cars, made some "firmware changes" for stuff I had not mentioned.
Then told me that he had "never heard of any Tesla making noise (Pedestrian Warning System) when in forward motion, that the "obstruction warnings" the driver gets inside the car was now working properly.
Then he fessed up that the scheduling system was rife with errors, and I was not the first case. Probably the most vocal, however.
Sooo...
He "fixed" some things I didn't know were not working, and didn't address my original complaint.
I love my Model 3s, but the support system needs work.
And I just got a reply to my email...
"Thank you for contacting Tesla. This email address is no longer monitored.
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And now to quote a famous Warner Bros. Ringnecked Woowoo: "It is to laugh!"...
