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Yes, but I'd rather just have tezz.la work as it's a far better site. The link above appears to work, but the ads are both quite large and somewhat tacky, and filtering is an issue.
drdumont
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And that's the underlying issue with these sites. Without ads or subscription or donations, the dev isnt paid a dime. The initial intentions are good but losing interest is totally understandable.
Not sure why its an issue - 1 main advert you can ignore
If the comment was directed at the private listings, they're not adverts any more than every car listed including those at Tesla is an advert, and using the sale type filter allows you to pick which type you want to see. Some people seem to dismiss things before actually looking at what they've got. How many other sites show Tesla and 3rd party Tesla listings side by side?
drdumont
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Every time I try to search for a car, I get the same 'Status Code 502' error, no matter what.
I was actually referring to the OP's tezzla site. His site is nice but he ain't working for free.
Bro, nice work. that evcpo site is hard af to use and looks like it was made in 1990.
There seem to be so many people here that like to bash simply to bash. you've done wonderful work and thank you for your contribution.
There seem to be so many people here that like to bash simply to bash. you've done wonderful work and thank you for your contribution.
I don't think I've seen anyone bash TEZZ.LA. It was a nice piece of work but stopped working months ago.
And If you're not here just to bash, then what's this comment about:
First, the world wide web was barely just invented in 1990. If you're going to bash me, at least get your facts straight.
Second, I launched an entirely new, mobile-friendly version of EV-CPO -- you can try it out here: EV-TSLA.com - Global Inventory Search
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Really appreciate your site and think you provide an invaluable service. Respectfully I think you're overreacting a bit. The desktop site ev-cpo was unusable on mobile and even on desktop it is not very intuitive. The info is valuable but the user experience is not great, and it is indeed reminiscent of old school websites (perhaps not as old as 1990). Not trying to bash you, just giving feedback. The mobile-friendly version is an improvement but could still even be better.
manddarran
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manddarran
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Another vote for this tesla-info interface
Tesla Info: new and used cars for sale
Does everything tezz-la did and then some, but then adds loads of extra info that's easy to see on a specific car, and mixes tesla and 3rd party listings - brilliant.
Still trying to master the search function but seems to be able to find, and on the odd occasion I've switched to the "advanced" version which has more filters etc if I want to hone in. I just wish there was more choice of car here.
The new look ev- site still looks very clunky to me (he asked for feedback... that's mine - no doubt he'll jump off the deep end like usual).
Tesla Info: new and used cars for sale
Does everything tezz-la did and then some, but then adds loads of extra info that's easy to see on a specific car, and mixes tesla and 3rd party listings - brilliant.
Still trying to master the search function but seems to be able to find, and on the odd occasion I've switched to the "advanced" version which has more filters etc if I want to hone in. I just wish there was more choice of car here.
The new look ev- site still looks very clunky to me (he asked for feedback... that's mine - no doubt he'll jump off the deep end like usual).
jrmnet
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It has not worked for months - use either one of the tesla-info interfaces which looks near identical, or evcpo who have created a new interface along similar lines . Both those have filters to further refine the results.
tezz-la also seemed to just presented a different front end to the tesla api rather than build a database of cars and keep additional info like price history, hidden stock etc so offered virtually nothing other than an easier way to switch state in the US than the Tesla UI.
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