The UDE events are a great start for someone who’s never done anything like this before too.

That’s actually in case of an emergency, the flight attendants can quickly give the pilot visual information if needed.

Lol so true. I walked that tunnel at the last F1 race. Monaco is just on another level. I’m pretty comfortable, probably top 5% in US by income and that place makes me feel like I’ve wasted my life.

You really think a performance version of the Model 3 will be sub 4 second?

“Isn’t that far” in this case is about $20k.

I don’t mind the center screen and I can appreciate that it could’ve been done for cost savings. But with the top of the line model pushing $50k+ and topping out at $60k+ once AWD is available, surely a HUD could’ve been an option as part of the Premium package.

Location makes sense. I’m in NJ, that explains the slight delay compared to Socal.

There’s more to it than just reservation date. I also reserved March 31, but I’ve got Jan-Mar 2018 for Long Range like you, but Mar-May 2018 for Standard.

Well, $58k is a little cheaper than my current car, but at that price, it’s definitely competing in the well-equipped C-class, 3/4 series and A4 space. It’ll take more than just going electric to get me to switch to a Tesla. For me, it’ll be the fully autonomous driving, otherwise there’s nothing that really tempts me…

They’d probably need a 1MW charging station.

So $58k all in, not including a potential AWD option in the future, possibly offset by a smaller tax credit if it’s available the end of next year.

Just wait until you guys see the Havaianas branded version!

Try Army & Navy Surplus.

It was the dealership who released the tape, probably to head off any concerns that they were somehow negligent by leaving open pools of gas around the service area. I’m sure they’re concerned about getting an insurance check...

“People who are fully loading their cars don’t need the help, and will probably buy the car anyways.”

Yes I hate those spider eyes. Even Acuras can have those insect eyes.

The problem Uber and Lyft face from self-driving cars is interesting. Their current model and really their competitive advantage is that they can monetize private capital. They are able to provide transportation services anywhere in the world as long as there are people there that own cars. They offload the production…

Surprised nobody else mentioned Nissan or Infiniti considering they named an entire platform FM for Front Midship.

An alt-righter.

It’s interesting. If you go to Tesla’s Autopilot page, it’s not actually very clear that full autonomous driving is not available yet. You need to read it very carefully to figure that out.