NSX1992
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Tommorow or October 1st?I may have to meet you at Fontana. I really want to get a couple of slips on the 1/4 for my car.
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Tommorow or October 1st?I may have to meet you at Fontana. I really want to get a couple of slips on the 1/4 for my car.
Do you know if someone there rents the required protective clothing? Being my car could potentially run a 10.8 in perfect conditions it seems it's a requirement that I have a fire suit They also have an aditional event on October 1st I might make it out either tomorrow or October 1st depending on the answer...Thank you very much, I had the wrong date on my calendar. That means I get up at 5am to go racing tomorrow for Street Legal Drags.
I'm with you 100% on all points. I'm thinking the depreciation factor you're using needs more variables though. For example, I have a 90D built last August/September with 6500 miles. I wouldn't expect Tesla to give me $98,500 ($105,000 minus $6,500) on a year old car even with low mileage although it would be great if I'm wrong.msnow,
I tried both ways. Tesla would not install the 100KW-Hr battery (my preferred path as it was less expensive and I kept my + or sport suspension) nor would they provide what I would say was a reasonable trade under the circumstances.
If you are sensitive about such things, please do not read any further but that last part requires an explanation.
I'm along for the ride when it comes to constant improvement and shooting for lofty goals. I do not feel particularly comfortable joining multiple signatories on letters of complaint, consumer protection actions or, GAWD forbid, filing a lawsuit. I'm ok with Tesla thinking they could do L with a free over the air upgrade then needing $5K to cover parts/labor when they learn more is needed. They thought they could ship the car not quite baked then fix it over the air. I'm also ok with having to go full list P100DL upgrade because way too much stuff had to change for Tesla to eventually make it to their D announce (and shortly thereafter) levels of hyped performance. I did however ask that Tesla not penalize me for buying the P85D(L) when making the move to the P100DL. My normal depreciation on high end cars is a $1/mile not counting cost of money. If left to run out my 3-4yr 36-48K mile cycle with this car I will be in that range. I felt Tesla should provide a trade in offer that respected that depreciation. They did not feel the same and felt they have ZERO responsibility for anything they said at the announce or for any reliance buyers may have placed on Tesla's representations. I do not agree with this but it is their choice to make and, as they say, it is what it is.
I'm still a buyer. We get my wife's new 90D this month. I just believe a little less of what is said and have a little less enthusiasm for the company and its management. No biggie. Tesla is still light years ahead of anyone else.
msnow,
I tried both ways. Tesla would not install the 100KW-Hr battery (my preferred path as it was less expensive and I kept my + or sport suspension) nor would they provide what I would say was a reasonable trade under the circumstances.
If you are sensitive about such things, please do not read any further but that last part requires an explanation.
I'm along for the ride when it comes to constant improvement and shooting for lofty goals. I do not feel particularly comfortable joining multiple signatories on letters of complaint, consumer protection actions or, GAWD forbid, filing a lawsuit. I'm ok with Tesla thinking they could do L with a free over the air upgrade then needing $5K to cover parts/labor when they learn more is needed. They thought they could ship the car not quite baked then fix it over the air. I'm also ok with having to go full list P100DL upgrade because way too much stuff had to change for Tesla to eventually make it to their D announce (and shortly thereafter) levels of hyped performance. I did however ask that Tesla not penalize me for buying the P85D(L) when making the move to the P100DL. My normal depreciation on high end cars is a $1/mile not counting cost of money. If left to run out my 3-4yr 36-48K mile cycle with this car I will be in that range. I felt Tesla should provide a trade in offer that respected that depreciation. They did not feel the same and felt they have ZERO responsibility for anything they said at the announce or for any reliance buyers may have placed on Tesla's representations. I do not agree with this but it is their choice to make and, as they say, it is what it is.
I'm still a buyer. We get my wife's new 90D this month. I just believe a little less of what is said and have a little less enthusiasm for the company and its management. No biggie. Tesla is still light years ahead of anyone else.
I'm with you 100% on all points. I'm thinking the depreciation factor you're using needs more variables though. For example, I have a 90D built last August/September with 6500 miles. I wouldn't expect Tesla to give me $98,500 ($105,000 minus $6,500) on a year old car even with low mileage although it would be great if I'm wrong.
I'm not seeing the other stuff you mention but I can imagine it was not nice and EXTREMLY long!ms,
My reference point on depreciation is based on what I've experienced with similar cars and is based on at least a 3 year / 36K mile cycle. Your car will suffer more for calendar time. I was doing significantly better than $1/mile on MS prior to Tesla entering the CPO market. They took $5K - $10K out of the secondary market values with their buying/selling practices. It was likely the better than average MS depreciation would have sought the same level over time given the added volume with the D announce but Tesla accelerated that trend dramatically.
As for the other stuff, apparently sensitive people can not read.....
"If you are sensitive about such things, please do not read any further but that last part requires an explanation."
I'm not seeing the other stuff you mention but I can imagine it was not nice and EXTREMLY long!
Not bad at all. You destroyed the guy in the other lane!Fun times today with NSX1992. My best time was 11.120 @ 95% SOC.
Didn't Tesla state that if you were planning on upgrading to L and you had P85D it would be best to wait to upgrade the battery later, cause the battery technology would be better? Though now you can't ? If you did go to 90 could you now go to 100?msnow,
I tried both ways. Tesla would not install the 100KW-Hr battery (my preferred path as it was less expensive and I kept my + or sport suspension) nor would they provide what I would say was a reasonable trade under the circumstances.
If you are sensitive about such things, please do not read any further but that last part requires an explanation.
I'm along for the ride when it comes to constant improvement and shooting for lofty goals. I do not feel particularly comfortable joining multiple signatories on letters of complaint, consumer protection actions or, GAWD forbid, filing a lawsuit. I'm ok with Tesla thinking they could do L with a free over the air upgrade then needing $5K to cover parts/labor when they learn more is needed. They thought they could ship the car not quite baked then fix it over the air. I'm also ok with having to go full list P100DL upgrade because way too much stuff had to change for Tesla to eventually make it to their D announce (and shortly thereafter) levels of hyped performance. I did however ask that Tesla not penalize me for buying the P85D(L) when making the move to the P100DL. My normal depreciation on high end cars is a $1/mile not counting cost of money. If left to run out my 3-4yr 36-48K mile cycle with this car I will be in that range. I felt Tesla should provide a trade in offer that respected that depreciation. They did not feel the same and felt they have ZERO responsibility for anything they said at the announce or for any reliance buyers may have placed on Tesla's representations. I do not agree with this but it is their choice to make and, as they say, it is what it is.
I'm still a buyer. We get my wife's new 90D this month. I just believe a little less of what is said and have a little less enthusiasm for the company and its management. No biggie. Tesla is still light years ahead of anyone else.
Oh, you saw it. You aren't fooling anyone. Otherwise how would you know what other "stuff" he's referring to? And you see this too.
Also, he wasn't suppposed to see it either, but apparently he did.
But the point that both of you miss, is that others saw it. If I wanted "just you" to hear it, I could do that over the phone or via private message. What I wrote wasn't for your eyes only. It's not about you.
Part of the purpose in writing it, was so that if someone should happen in here, it won't take them long to discover that we aren't "all" whiners and belly achers. Many of us are actually happy owners and are still as impressed with Tesla and our cars as the day we got them.
You get called out for whining, and you "say" that "I don't want to hear that, so I'm putting my hands over my ears". Who does that make look bad?
If some of you guys didn't have P85DEE, you'd have to invent him.
I raced Shotgun in his P90DL v2 against my P85DL. My reaction time was better .096 to .279 but his 11.133 @ 118.19 easily caught my 11.457 @ 115.24. Shotgun should be commended for turning a 11.1 on his first time at the drags and on his first run. My best today was only 11.408 compared to my previous best of 11.326 at this track. After 6 runs I drove back 5 miles to the supercharger and made 5 more in quick succession. For Tech Guy a fire suit was not required, only a long sleeved shirt.
Maybe Saturday October 1st a bunch of us could drag race at Fontana and show those slow ices.
How childish sheesh.It was disliked by P85DEE to get even for my dislikes of his very annoying comments.
It was disliked by P85DEE to get even for my dislikes of his very annoying comments.
How childish sheesh.
Some of us are just tired of your constant meta-whining (whining about perceived whining).