Certainly the upside down "T" in the top right would indicate that.
True, I wasn't sure what that was, but the Tesla font "E" on the left side was very convincing.
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Certainly the upside down "T" in the top right would indicate that.
True, I wasn't sure what that was, but the Tesla font "E" on the left side was very convincing.
Serves him bloody well right for driving in such a ridiculously dangerous and unsociable manner! He is giving Tesla and Tesla owners a bad name with his moronic behaviour.
You live in AZ and called the CHP to report an incident you read in a thread....I guarantee you that you were the laughing stock of that CHP office after your call.All hell is raining down on that driver today. I reported him to the Hayward office of the CHP this morning when I first read this thread. I provided an officer on duty with a link to the thread, who said he would contact the poster regarding his behavior. Unfortunately, CHP can only cite someone based upon observed behavior, but he said there is sufficient information here to have a conversation with that driver. I don't know if CHP ever did contact him, but if they did that might explain why he started editing his thread.
Do we have to resort to childish name calling. There is soooooo much that can a lawyer can do and say. My lawyer could easily dismiss soo much. My lawyer got me out of soooooooo many citations, instance fraud, vehicular assault, all of these time I was actually not guilty for any of those, but the way the DA presented me and my cases I would've believed that I was guilty
tesla burnout are the best. I did one while driving off of the plant.
Some may consider this a First world problem, I have to sell one of my cars because honestly i can't drive them enough and i have started to neglect my cars. So I have 4 cars not including the tesla or the prius. I live with my parents and I'm going to college and they have cars of their own and can't park all of them at home. I have a '07 RX400h (84k miles), '14 ESh (4K miles), 14' Gs (3K miles), 10' E350 (55kmiles ). Anyone want to buy any of them
Yes it doesAll of my apple pay cards work at charge point except my Amex centurion and chase sapphire preferred.
There's a lockout feature in the software that requires that the car be in Park to open the frunk. When using the cable-operated backup release from inside the car, there is a dual latch like on a conventional car.
It's a reflection of the Tesla sign at the Fremont factory. The delivery and test drive area is right below that sign:
Just cruising around priuschat for other gems of wisdom from this d-waffle
It saddens me that people like this really exist. And vote and procreate.
http://priuschat.com/threads/tesla-evse-on-a-prius.147085/page-2#ixzz3Hk2re8pp
Do we have to resort to childish name calling. There is soooooo much that can a lawyer can do and say. My lawyer could easily dismiss soo much. My lawyer got me out of soooooooo many citations, instance fraud, vehicular assault, all of these time I was actually not guilty for any of those, but the way the DA presented me and my cases I would've believed that I was guilty
This is actually pretty consistent with his story. He said he picked up the car from the factory. He said the reflection of his Prius could be seen in the photo. So presumably he drove his Prius to the factory, left it there while he took the Tesla for a test drive, and returned to the factory and took the photos.
the two loaner cars I've had were not speed limited, so presumably neither was his).
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Now Nissan is recalling 220,423 Nissan Altimas because the hood can fly open.
I think there might be a little confusion here. The service loaners are usually speed limited (I had one that was), but the demo cars are not... but a Sales Specialist usually goes on test drives, so perhaps in this case they just sent him out with a demo car that was not speed limited.
Did you have that reversed? As far as I recall the demo ride I had was in a speed limited Model S and the 2 service loaners I drove weren't. (Don't ask how I know :smile.
Sitting in my garage with the car in Drive the frunk button on the control screen opens the frunk. Try it. There may be a lockout when in excess of some set speed but sitting still the unlock happens.
You're right! I assumed that Tesla incorporated an out-of-park lockout on the frunk release, but they didn't. Even the remote will open it while the car is in Drive, but not moving. Perhaps there is a speed threshold lockout, but I'm not going to be the guy who finds out.
This is a surprising oversight on Tesla's part, and an easy thing to fix. I would not be surprised if we see it in the next update.
Of particular concern here is the scenario where a child starts fiddling with the fob while the car is in motion.
I don't know why you would do this. Clearly the kids is telling tall tales, I don't see why the police have anything to do with a kid who didn't do pretty well anything he said. It's none of their business really, he's been made to feel stupid, and that's enough.
Agreed. And even if he told the truth, so? OK he sped like a maniac on the highway. Unsure the point of calling the police on him after the fact would accomplish.
This is a surprising oversight on Tesla's part, and an easy thing to fix. I would not be surprised if we see it in the next update.
Of particular concern here is the scenario where a child starts fiddling with the fob while the car is in motion.