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She's finally here!
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soTuesday
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Noticed your image and thought I’d share one
Blue dog from Xerox on a barn not far from my mother’s place.
Uncle Paul
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Congrats! Looks great. I’m itching for a MY to replace our ice suv. Wife loves her M3 which I will get as a hand me down and she would take the MY but plan on waiting to see how all of the current events play out. Still baffles me how it could be possible that we thank our health care workers & drs who are on the front lines by giving many of them pay cuts.
One of the most exciting things about owning a Tesla is the over the air improvements. Since I bought my MX last June, there have
been significant improvements. Including smart summon, voice commands, increased range, recognition of stop signs and stop lights, and others. And, as they say, the best is yet to come!
Congrats on entering a fun driving experience!
been significant improvements. Including smart summon, voice commands, increased range, recognition of stop signs and stop lights, and others. And, as they say, the best is yet to come!
Congrats on entering a fun driving experience!
Every day of driving my Tesla is like Christmas morning!
20 Mo., 2 wks owner.
This might be my favorite MY combo. Don’t love it on the 3, but the chrome delete makes all the difference.
Congratulations.
I've bookmarked a lot of sites with Tesla as the main topic. I would like to recommend to you a site that might quicken your learning curve (in addition to of course to reading the manual).
Checkout on you tube model3man.
He has been. providing a tip of the day for a number of weeks e.g. wiper controls, Autosteer, setting driver profiles, etc. Although he is talking about his Model 3 and its MCU, I'm confident the tips will be just as useful to you with your Model Y.
I've bookmarked a lot of sites with Tesla as the main topic. I would like to recommend to you a site that might quicken your learning curve (in addition to of course to reading the manual).
Checkout on you tube model3man.
He has been. providing a tip of the day for a number of weeks e.g. wiper controls, Autosteer, setting driver profiles, etc. Although he is talking about his Model 3 and its MCU, I'm confident the tips will be just as useful to you with your Model Y.
how do you like it? l
Congrats. Excellent choice. It was hard to acquire an MY in California so I had to get a M3 AWD instead. IMHO MY and M3 is based on the same platform with a tad more space . My first Tesla and I am impressed
Hey guys,
After six days and 200 miles later, the technology behind these things are immense. I've already traded my induction with uberturbine with a member here. Ride quality is stiff but I like it and the range dip is little. The MY is currently at service center for panel gap realignment etc before she gets PPF and ceramic.
Long story short, best car to date especially compared to my 260k miles Honda element. Jokes aside, I have a new appreciation for Tesla as a whole. I hope customer service is on par as well.
I'll will keep everyone posted as time progress. Thank you all and this forum in making my first experience with Tesla enjoyable..
After six days and 200 miles later, the technology behind these things are immense. I've already traded my induction with uberturbine with a member here. Ride quality is stiff but I like it and the range dip is little. The MY is currently at service center for panel gap realignment etc before she gets PPF and ceramic.
Long story short, best car to date especially compared to my 260k miles Honda element. Jokes aside, I have a new appreciation for Tesla as a whole. I hope customer service is on par as well.
I'll will keep everyone posted as time progress. Thank you all and this forum in making my first experience with Tesla enjoyable..
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The funny part about this whole thing is that I ordered a used m3 midrange with only 600 miles on it while my Y was up in the air. When the sales rep called me in reference to the m3, I asked him about the Y and the rest was history. Canceled the m3 order the next day..
So they didn't call, text, or ring your doorbell to let you know it was delivered? How did they get you the 2 keycards to open up the car? How were the instructions for keying your phone to the car? I picked up my M3 almost 2 years ago and don't think I would've figured it out without help. As it was it took me forever to turn on autopilot (for the cruise control aspect on the freeway driving home). Didn't seem normal to hit the drive/reverse lever while driving over 50mph (would destroy an ice engine if you could do it).
I ordered a Performance Model Y on Feb15th. and picked it up on March 29th. I wasn't as lucky as some that had perfect body panels and trouble free. For some unknown reason the fronk hood would not close and lock. Next the car would not except a charge and give me a warning sign saying can not charge. Both items were handled by the mobile tech in very professional manor. Most body panels were in alinement and the margins were good except the passenger door was badly out of alinement so the body trim didn't line up. For that fix I had to drive to the service center 75 mile from where I live. I didn't mind being I had the fun of driving the car there and back. The service center did an adjustment on the door and I was on my way in less then 30 minutes. Now the car is fixed and I have to say Tesla did a great job and stepped up to the plate
making these repairs.
Getting used to my Model 3 was easy. Without question it is the easiest and most intuitive car I’ve ever owned. Enjoy!!
ddrmr
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The neighbor probably signed for it!Blows me away that they are leaving cars in front of people's houses like they are dropping off a UPS package or something
Congrats!
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