Not to mention that the whole process of third-party shipping/delivery places an added and totally unnecessary financial and administrative burden on the company.

Annual maintenance fee is recommended, not required. Not purchasing it does not void any of the warranties.

Honest answer #1; there are already Tesla service centers in Austin and Houston, with more to come. In lieu of getting to a service center, Tesla has its mobile ranger service (google it for details).

Depends how often you tromp Insane mode, top speed cruising, etc.

And of course, if it's sitting in a closed garage, no worries about carbon monoxide.

I want to see you find a gas station, pull in, run your credit card, fill up, and get back on the road in 3 minutes.

I've lived with one for 15 months, and I can tell you it works just fine.

They said the same thing about his ability to produce the model S.

GM will add $20,000 to the price of the Bolt, slap in leather seats and a wood dash, and market it as a Caddy.

How about built-in 110 and 220 plugs that utilize the main battry? No need to haul around a generator to power tools.

Charging overnight in your own garage...never visiting a gas station again...ignoring gas prices....

Speaking of miserable princesses, Maximilian's wife Charlotte (Carlota when he was briefly emperor of Mexico) slowly went mad and died thus at the age of 87. Their downsized fairy-tale castle in Trieste, Italy, is well worth a visit.

Is this a paint job or a wrap?

Thank you! It is now clear that the oversized vents are eco-friendly devices for gathering up excess nuts than have fallen from walnut and acorn trees and landed on the highway.

I am put in mind of Homer Simpson randomly stabbing at controls in a desperate attempt to prevent reactor core overload.

Whereas everything RIGHT with modern car design is rolled into a single midsize Musk.

Scoops for gathering interstellar hydrogen to power the Bussard ramjet for....

Nailed it.

And I can go 200 miles in my much bigger, faster Tesla for less than nine bucks...unless I use a free supercharger.