Not sure why Tesla would do this to the Model S but... Loved this in my Model S... Such is life...
Jeff
Jeff
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I love my 2015 more and more: pano roof, yacht floor, huge frunk, piano black interior - all gone now. I'll stay with my split screen v8.1 with 3-minute nag interval as long as I can, too.Yet another reason to keep our car rather than trade it for a new 100D.
P models still have carbon.Looks like carbon fiber trim is gone too.
Maybe as parts get used up in the assembly line, they are being removed as options?
Doesn’t bode well for the availability or replacement parts but it has been well established Tesla doesn’t care about replacement parts availability. Sales über alles.
At that price point, they should be giving the customer the choice.I got Pano, but I recently took a loaner with full glass roof, and if I had a choice, I’d take an all glass roof.
I’rarely open my sunroof anyways and all glass roof looks better and is probably less likely to leak air or water, break or need maintenance than a moving roof.
Would be nice to give the customer the choice though
To answer your first rhetorical question, I care. When I told my wife just now, she said "I guess we'll have to buy used then."Who cares about pano roof. But carbon trim and 11kW charger instead of 16.5kW? There are EVs coming with 22kW onboard chargers. Does Tesla really need give me even more reasons to go with the oncoming competition?
To answer your first rhetorical question, I care. When I told my wife just now, she said "I guess we'll have to buy used then."
To answer the second, it does kind of seem like they're almost intentionally driving on-the-fence customers away.