Originally Posted by Qmx323 (Post 9149239)

My buddy drives his 2012 Rav4 on dates and leaves the Model Y at home.

It's always a blast hearing his 3rd 4th date stories when he decides to whip out the Tesla.

Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9149257)

Probably a smart move with all these gold digging street lizards in 2024

If i was dating, i probably would not be picking up any ladies in the c7 unless they were dick succ worthy only. Gotta make sure they are interested in me, and not my bank account

Originally Posted by unit (Post 9149237)

badhobz i prob should have asked you to build my stupid plastic shed!
we built everything and then the stupid doors didnt fit.
the metal channels on the sides of the doors are too long for the doors themselves, so they stick out and it's impossible to fasten together properly.

i complained to keter and they have been a pain in the ass to deal with. my next stop is to return to costco.

when you return something to costco or anywhere for that matter, do they take it up with the supplier and get refunded through them for their cost? anyone know how that works? i'm trying to use some leverage to get them to send me the proper replacement parts rather than me returning the entire shed, just want to understand how the costs get absorbed in the backend first.

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9149254)

Most ppl equate it to entry level luxury, despite it being not. It's at best a Civic level body wrapped around a $60k drivetrain.

Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9149295)

A TMY is still a $60k vehicle, isn't it? Of course, it can be financed or a lease, but at the end of the day, a $60k vehicle is still a $60k vehicle.

Back in the day, I was driving my pos $3k - $4k winter beater with hand crank windows and central door look only on the driver side when I asked le wifey out for the first time. And we were in our 30's at that point. I should go ask her what her thoughts were about my car LOL~

Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9149295)

A TMY is still a $60k vehicle, isn't it? Of course, it can be financed or a lease, but at the end of the day, a $60k vehicle is still a $60k vehicle.

Back in the day, I was driving my pos $3k - $4k winter beater with hand crank windows and central door look only on the driver side when I asked le wifey out for the first time. And we were in our 30's at that point. I should go ask her what her thoughts were about my car LOL~

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9149240)

Do people think Model Y is balling or somthing? Lol

Originally Posted by Qmx323 (Post 9149239)

My buddy drives his 2012 Rav4 on dates and leaves the Model Y at home.

It's always a blast hearing his 3rd 4th date stories when he decides to whip out the Tesla.

Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9149257)

Probably a smart move with all these gold digging street lizards in 2024

If i was dating, i probably would not be picking up any ladies in the c7 unless they were dick succ worthy only. Gotta make sure they are interested in me, and not my bank account

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9149290)

We are scissoring as we speak

Originally Posted by Gerbs (Post 9149308)

I was thinking the exact same thing. Half the peeps I know that doesn't have a hybrid / new civic has a Model 3 or Model Y.

What do they say when you whip on the Tesla.

Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9149312)

I thought you drove a vw and not a subaru

Originally Posted by unit (Post 9149237)

badhobz i prob should have asked you to build my stupid plastic shed!
we built everything and then the stupid doors didnt fit.
the metal channels on the sides of the doors are too long for the doors themselves, so they stick out and it's impossible to fasten together properly.

i complained to keter and they have been a pain in the ass to deal with. my next stop is to return to costco.

when you return something to costco or anywhere for that matter, do they take it up with the supplier and get refunded through them for their cost? anyone know how that works? i'm trying to use some leverage to get them to send me the proper replacement parts rather than me returning the entire shed, just want to understand how the costs get absorbed in the backend first.