As a new Roadster owner I am somewhat baffled by all the complaining about Supercharger access that I see on this forum. Maybe I will alienate myself with this post but I feel it must be said. While I didn't buy new and pay $100k+ I still purchased my Roadster based on what it could do TODAY, not on the promise of what it might be able to do in the future. How many car companies go back and invest money to make a used car better? That's the most absurd concept I've ever heard. Consumers expect Tesla and other car companies to spend their R&D budgets on making FUTURE cars better and improving the technology going forward. If I bought a 2011 BMW M3 and a new BMW comes out that has better technology or more features than my car do I have a right to be pissed at BMW or feel slighted at all? NO WAY. It seems everyone was perfectly happy charging in their garage until another car has enhanced charging capabilities and then everyone whines. If you look at it from a technology perspective, early adopters ALWAYS enjoy the new technologies first at the risk of something better coming down the pipeline later. If supercharging is that important to you, quit your bellyaching and go buy a Model S.