slave1 wrote: » £50,000 Tesla NOT crushed by concrete blocks falling from lorryhttps://www.edp24.co.uk/news/norfolk-tesla-wrecked-by-blocks-falling-from-lorry-8006612 Tesla did its job very well...
slave1 wrote: » £50,000 Tesla crushed by concrete blocks falling from lorryhttps://www.edp24.co.uk/news/norfolk-tesla-wrecked-by-blocks-falling-from-lorry-8006612 Tesla did its job very well...
Nedved85 wrote: » Oh, and don’t bother requesting a trade in from Tesla. They give paltry valuations
AndyBoBandy wrote: » We’ll wear, Hope you used a referral code to order???
dmcg90 wrote: » Thanks for the tips! Any recommendations on places that give better valuations in the dublin area?
Nedved85 wrote: » Could you sell privately? You’ll lose about 25% or more on market value by selling to a motor trader etc.
cannco253 wrote: » So what's the view on Tesla releasing the driver monitoring system with the cabin facing camera? I'm not sure how keen I'd be for Tesla to be able to see what's going on inside my car, even if it's for autopilot or FSD. I wonder how many new owners will be aware of this. Is it on by default or do you have to activate it yourself?
sh81722 wrote: » Does anybody know which battery the latest MIC LRs most likely come with? LG or Panasonic?
innrain wrote: » Mine came yesterday with manufacture date March 31st and it is E5D which should be LG if I'm not mistaken. The guy from Tesla who delivered the car was actually from the Belfast store called to help with the deliveries because how busy they are. He hinted of a new store opening soon. We chatted about the supercharger here in Sandyford and he mentioned that they have to build of a substation in order to have the required power.
Matqo wrote: » Congratulations on your new Tesla! Which interior did you opt for if you don't mind me asking?
innrain wrote: » Cheers. It the black one. I was just replying your wood panel question there. It seems they are bit slanted so nor vertical nor horizontal
Matqo wrote: » Thanks for that, would it be too much to ask for a screenshot? ��
slave1 wrote: » I wonder if you're stuck are the Destination Chargers in Sandyford available for an out of hours quickie?
innrain wrote: » I have tried but the lighting in my car park in sh$it. With the first chance, pretty sure missus will want a trip to Kildare tomorrow and I'll check the J14 as well.
Matqo wrote: » Thanks for that, would it be too much to ask for a screenshot? ��
innrain wrote: » Here they are
mfceiling wrote: » Not shítting on your new car but Tesla have made a balls of that wood carrying into the door. Rsymons on YouTube fit the alcantara kit in place of the wood and it looks 100 times better. Congrats on the motor btw!!
Aph2016 wrote: » Is it just me or does anyone else have Bluetooth issues? I'd say 50% of the time the car doesn't automatically connect to Bluetooth while I'm in the car, and opening the car doors with the phone in my pocket is hit and miss.
innrain wrote: » Thanks. Honestly that wood insert matters the least to me. Never had an eye for this sort of things. More keen to find a way to extract data from the car. Did anybody here used Tronity?
AndyBoBandy wrote: » Did a fairly big drive today and auto steer was randomly cutting out at various times throughout the day, and then remained unavailable before becoming available again…. On and off all bloody day…
dmcg90 wrote: » Test drove a model 3 down the M50, up to Dun Laoighre and back and honestly left deflated. I had constant autopilot issues where it would repeatedly disengage on roads it should be well able for. Car is lovely inside, performance was great (if a little too fast off the line for my liking even in chill mode) and it felt great to drive but I ended up not putting a deposit down. Auto-lane change didn’t work either, nor parking assist (despite being enabled on the car and finding chances for it to work like I’ve seen online. Maybe it was an issue with the test drive car but I walked away with my deposit staying in my wallet for now.