Post Something You Love About Your Tesla!

[Daddio56]

1. The sales experience.
2. The "Zero to Oh Yeah" acceleration.
3. The body style.
4. The huge AMC theater on my dashboard.
5. The number of accessories I can add to personalize it.
6. Meeting other Tesla folks at Superchargers.
7. Full "tank" every morning.
8. The storage space.
9. Letting the car drive me.
10. Wait, did you say one or ten?

 

[CharleyBC]

So many things, but I’ll offer a random little one: I like the squooshy pillow lining of the rear cup holders. They grip a water bottle or coffee travel mug of various diameters just right.

 

[Legofreak]

The "Zero to Oh Yeah" acceleration.

is that "Oh Yeah" an exclamation of joy? or "Oh yeah, I shouldn't be going 90 here"

 

[Daddio56]

is that "Oh Yeah" an exclamation of joy? or "Oh yeah, I shouldn't be going 90 here"

Yes and yes!

 

[<MACK>]

I really like the clean minimalist interior. Most other cars feel like a hot mess now with a dozen or more buttons and switches all over the place, tiny screens, not to mention the huge ugly Vents!

This is also one of my favorite things...

Prior to seeing them in person, test driving or taking delivery, I didn't think I would like the minimalist interior. However, it's become one of the best things. Now when I have (forced) to be an any other vehicle besides mine, I get anxiety seeing all the BS on the interior. The simplicity of the interior of Model 3's are absolutely amazing.

 

[Garlan Garner]

So many things, but I’ll offer a random little one: I like the squooshy pillow lining of the rear cup holders. They grip a water bottle or coffee travel mug of various diameters just right.

What? you have actually been in the rear seat of your car? Hmmm....

I'll have to try that. lol

 

[go2realize]

75% of my daily driving in on Autosteer. I am more relaxed now driving the TM3 than my ICE car. Sudden change in traffic patterns are not annoying anymore.

 

[CharleyBC]

This is also one of my favorite things...

Prior to seeing them in person, test driving or taking delivery, I didn't think I would like the minimalist interior. However, it's become one of the best things. Now when I have (forced) to be an any other vehicle besides mine, I get anxiety seeing all the BS on the interior. The simplicity of the interior of Model 3's are absolutely amazing.

Remember the Reveal on 31 March 2016? I missed the event, but checked it all out the next morning (and placed a deposit). I was struck by the photos of the interior. Just that plain wooden piece running the full width, with no dials, knobs or vents (that I could recognize). At the time I figured I was just looking at a prototype, and the dashboard hadn't really been designed yet. Wrong! That was it! And there were vents--they just didn't look like every other car. Cool.

Around the time we finally got our car, my father-in-law was looking for a new car. He said he wanted it to have 100 knobs and buttons. I told him a Model 3 wasn't for him.

 

[CharleyBC]

What? you have actually been in the rear seat of your car? Hmmm....

I'll have to try that. lol

Rarely. But sometimes on a longish outing, we bring both water bottles and coffee mugs. The coffees go up front, and the waters in the back, until later in the day when we switch them.

 

[MountainRatMat]

pre-cooling

 

[Lakeshow24]

My list can go on and on but i'll keep it simple.
Software updates. i have the SR+ so the V10 was a big jump for me.
No dirty gas stations. Right now 91 octane is almost $5!
And of course the instant Torque to overtake cars!

 

[Lakeshow24]

Oh and how can I miss the FARTS!

 

[CharleyBC]

And of course the instant Torque to overtake cars!

You've hear of torque converters in automatic transmission ICE cars? Well, I'm a torque convert!

 

[trojaneen]

A list, in random order:
No key or fob
Charge at home
Free charging (we have solar)
Updates- the car gets better all the time
Regen braking
Silent
Sentry
Navigation on huge screen
Sky roof
Lots of storage space
Auto pilot
Fast
Vent system
Supercharger system
Connectivity
Sheer joy to drive

 

[vjason]

EAP drives me ~97% of the way to my (soon to be) beach house, which is just over 3 hours away.
You know how much closer the place seems when the drive is even just a small bit easier?

 

[Puddles]

Stress reduction during traffic has lengthened my life by 7.3 years.

Always coming out in the morning to a full "gas" tank.

Using the app to snoop on my wife when she's on long drives.

Making the medical assistants in the parking lot scream when I summon it and it drives by with nobody inside.

Not having to check or change the oil. Or spark plugs. Or catalytic converter. Or brake pads.

Losing weight because I never go into the AM/PM for a candy bar while the tank is filling anymore.

 

[DopeGhoti]

In no particular order:

One-pedal driving/regen braking
Navigate on Autopilot
TACC
Seat comfort (including range of adjustment and lumbar support)
Pre-cooling the car
Dumb Summon
Smart Summon
Quietness
Improvements over time through updates

 

[CharleyBC]

Losing weight because I never go into the AM/PM for a candy bar while the tank is filling anymore.

Gaining weight because I go to the Taco Bell for a burrito while the battery is Supercharging.

 

[MichaelP90DL]

The torque. The silence. The fun of taking folks for a ride. Not having to check gas prices. Not having to get gas. Not having to get oil changes. That I can charge it at home or at Superchargers. The utter simplicity. The car's sexy lines. The updates. Ludicrous mode. The leather seats. The panoramic glass top. The big 17" screen The frunk. Just...everything.

 

[Pommie]

1- How quiet it is
2- Being able to "get around people" in traffic easily
3- Setting it on AP while in stop and go traffic on the freeway and not worry about rear ending someone
4- It has already saved me from 2 accidents with the warning it gives