Tesla need to allow FSD to belong to owner

[tlohrenz]

Until FSD belongs to the owner (me), it makes no sense to buy it when you only keep a car for one to two years. I'm on my 3rd model Y and would be out $40k since FSD belongs to the car.

Wake up Elon!!!

 

[tlohrenz]

Yeah. When I got my Y the factors (for me) were:

Environmental wonderfulness 2%
My age, when will DMV demand I personally stop driving? 4%
Total cost of ownership for life of car. 4%
Minimalist design 30%
Save $88,000 on FSD for using my Y as a robotaxi 40%
Never. Ever. Have to go to a stealership again 10%
Reliability 10%

I'm pretty much okay with the way it turned out, except that FSD that actually works well enough for a robotaxi, appears to be geo fenced in a galaxy far, far, away, and hence my Y will never be admitted to the robotaxi fleet even if there ever is one on this planet.

You sound like me, bought a early 2020 MY, then ordered a Cybertruck dual motor, then traded the 2020 MY for a 2023 MY for quieter and better suspension, then traded my 2023 MY for a 2024 MY Ultra Red in March. My wife just had to have the Ultra Red after seeing one. The trade-in from 2023 to 2024 didn't cost me a penny since CO gives a $5,000 Tax credit most states don't. The 2024 MY also has HW4, so that's an improvement. Then this month, I got the 30 day FSD trial and fell in love with it. It's a Massive improvement from 2022 FSD. Then they lowered the FSD subscription to $99/mo, so I added the subscription. So far, FSD has been great.