Should I buy the "full self driving option"?

[bdub85]

Your hyperbolic statement is obviously incorrect.

Today I drove 400 miles from California to Oregon and used NOA about 99% of the time. It worked very well about 99% of the time. Really made the drive much more relaxing than in the past.

And yes, there were other cars on the road. With human drivers. None of them got pissed off as far as I know.

I use noa daily for my hour long commute. It works amazing

 

[Knightshade]

I only have EAP and I think that is enough for me. I have been in cars with FSD and I do not see much of a difference besides some colored traffic lines and an iffy lane changing system. Don't even get me started on the Summons. I personally would not pay 6k for it.

If you actually had EAP you'd also have all those same features.

There's no functional difference, at all, between EAP and FSD cars today.

Sounds like you must have just basic AP (what they replaced EAP with start of March 2019 or so)

 

[Lakeshow24]

If you actually had EAP you'd also have all those same features.

There's no functional difference, at all, between EAP and FSD cars today.

Sounds like you must have just basic AP (what they replaced EAP with start of March 2019 or so)

I stand corrected. I only have AP.

 

[GFrunkEra]

I'm OK with just EAP for now. If/when FSD is eventually released and it actually works well, I'll be happy to pay for it (even at a higher cost).

 

[willow_hiller]

I'm OK with just EAP for now. If/when FSD is eventually released and it actually works well, I'll be happy to pay for it (even at a higher cost).

Given how much Elon likes to telegraph price increases, I'm sure we'll be given plenty of time between when new groundbreaking features are announced, and when the price will increase further.