7. No USS?
I know a couple of Tesla owners who have said they won’t buy another Tesla until they reinstate USS.
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So… Highland is out…
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I know a couple of Tesla owners who have said they won’t buy another Tesla until they reinstate USS.
zoomer0056
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My Feb 2022 MSLR has USS. However, it identifies as a USSless car because this feature is useless. My car has an anxiety attack every time I back into the garage. It beeps uncontrollably while flashing squiggling lines and useless numbers. It's really quit unnerving to see it fall apart like this every time. It's needs therapy.7. No USS?
I know a couple of Tesla owners who have said they won’t buy another Tesla until they reinstate USS.
I suspect they are chasing targets for year end with the Y to beat last years cars sold figures, in October the Y dropped out of top ten cars sold but still 5th overall for the year
It is odd though you can get an inventory old model M3 RWD for £42,990 with 9.5% APR but for £2k more a MY with 2.9% and £3k less a Highland with same APR, Suspect they will do some good deals on inventory M3 before year end as well
New inventory ones are 0% APR, that’s why people are in dilemma about getting the old or the highland.
That’s only on the LR RWD version. Inventory RWD and AWD models are 9.5% APR
Early adopters sucker rate
Absolutely not.
The car at the time of purchase had an overall price. A PCP is simply the depreciation payment over a period of months and then the estimated value the car will be worth at the end of say a 2 to 4 year agreement. The total of the monthly payments plus the final guaranteed value = the same price as the cash price at the time of sale. This is once you remove the interest you’ll also have had to pay for the loan.
If you’ve got a car that’s worth say £20k at the end of the PCP and the guaranteed final value is £30k then just hand the car back which you are allowed to do. Otherwise you’d have to shell out £30k to buy something worth £20k.
Zilla91
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But surely they'd do a deal rather than have me hand back the car for them to auction at a loss?
kelvin 660
White SR+ with LFP battery
He has to look at the wheel and put his hand on top of it to indicate. He is also hyper aware of what he is doing, and planning to do. I'd argue that's perhaps a synthetic assessment of it.
For sure there will be some situations where turning isn't a big deal, but I would personally argue that if you have to use any conscious thought to work out which button you're pressing, or particularly looking at the wheel, then it's a retrograde step.
For sure there will be some situations where turning isn't a big deal, but I would personally argue that if you have to use any conscious thought to work out which button you're pressing, or particularly looking at the wheel, then it's a retrograde step.
Zilla91
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Does seem a bit mad that they'd rather do that than save themselves the hassle. Oh well, looks like my hand will be forced once my PCP deals are done and I'll be looking at life away from Tesla.
Zilla91
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Don't worry, the last PCP doesn't come to an end until September 2026 so need to miss me just yet
not convinced. Those roundabouts are mostly big ones where you don't turn the wheel. Most over here are small/quicker and you don't have time to look at the wheel and work out what to press. makes no sense at all doing it like this.
I agree. They are big and he’s going around them much slower than we tend to do in this country.
Not saying it’s unworkable or you wouldn’t eventually get used to it. It just doesn’t make much sense to even have to try to learn a new method that is worse than what already exists.
Yes I tend to agree and that is half the problem... not to mention when people go across it and not around it
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