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WTB: Model S or X
- Thread starter rDunivin
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I'm in about the same position you are.
Since both seem to be almost funcontinally the same (other then towing) a large part of my thought process is how easily I can get in and out of the vehicle. The X is very easy for me to step into and requires no lifting with my knees to get out. The S does require some bending to get down into and a little leg lifting over the sill plaster to get out of. Also, the B pillar is a little too far forward for my tastes but it does serve as an assist for exiting. Overall, I think the S looks better but the x serves me better.
Still deciding .
Since both seem to be almost funcontinally the same (other then towing) a large part of my thought process is how easily I can get in and out of the vehicle. The X is very easy for me to step into and requires no lifting with my knees to get out. The S does require some bending to get down into and a little leg lifting over the sill plaster to get out of. Also, the B pillar is a little too far forward for my tastes but it does serve as an assist for exiting. Overall, I think the S looks better but the x serves me better.
Still deciding .
BigNick
Infamous Fat Sweaty Guy
I used EV-CPO.com to find both of my used Model S. Traded the first in when I bought the second.
Despite the “CPO” in the URL, all pre-owned Tesla vehicles are now ordinary used cars. There is no “CPO” anymore.
https://ev-cpo.com/hunter/
Despite the “CPO” in the URL, all pre-owned Tesla vehicles are now ordinary used cars. There is no “CPO” anymore.
https://ev-cpo.com/hunter/
+1 for EV-CPO, its great. A few bucks for a subscription and you can even pull all historic data to excel.
Biggest downside of an X for me personally is those rear doors. Just thought they could be a hassle in real life and a maintenance risk going forward. They also block the roof from roof racks (which we need). Other than that the X is for sure easier to get in and out of, the S is very low.
Biggest downside of an X for me personally is those rear doors. Just thought they could be a hassle in real life and a maintenance risk going forward. They also block the roof from roof racks (which we need). Other than that the X is for sure easier to get in and out of, the S is very low.
