At least they got a letter.

This isn’t the site for you if you want to learn anything about Tesla without an extremely obvious bias. Jalopnik and Teslarati or the two to ignore in my book.

Look, I’m no Tesla fan but they’re not scrapping gigacasting, it’s still used on the front and rear sections.  It even says it right in the article you quoted..

It’s pretty funny to see headlines like this:

They typically carry personal towels to sit on. They aren’t any happier than you with finding a sweat covered seat and take some responsibility not to leave one. 

They are peddling pedal cars though...

Did you read the article?  He used the sign after he was unable to get any buyers from his online ads.

Sounds like this isn’t about hanging a for sale sign.

“They got a special mode for the cars warsh! My high Q car ain’t got that. guffaw!”

You fucking clown.

Washing in direct sunlight increases the chance of causing water spots. This is true of any painted body panel from any manufacturer, and probably especially true of the unpainted stainless body of the Cybertruck.

Car wash mode, as others have mentioned, just disables most of the automated sensors so your car doesn’t freak out in the wash. My Land Cruiser would try and open the tailgate whenever I took it to the self service bays and triggered the sensor juuust right. I actually wish more modern cars had this functionality.

Most modern cars with automated lights, park sensors, and wipers require you to turn them off before going through a car wash. Tesla just made those 3 toggles a single button.

Car wash mode just closes all windows, locks the charge port, and disables windshield wipers, Sentry Mode, walk-away door locking, and parking sensor chimes. 

Rustic open-plan concept waterfront cottage. Easy access to highway. Diamond in the rough waiting for a little TLC.

Keep your fucking hands on the wheel and this doesn’t happen.

To be fair, you could have stuck the word “unpredicted” in there as well, for clarity.

It means nobody would have predicted the company would be as successful as it is today back in 2008.

You have to try to do this. The app notifies you that you have an update. You have to click start the update now or whatever the go button says. Then it gives you a two minute countdown to change your mind and cancel (or exit the vehicle). Then it starts to update. Incidentally, I’ve never had an update take 40…

So have I, I normally just ignored those “nitwit” complaints as over sensitive or too reactionary, but now I’m complaining.