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I got a buddy that wants to back out and hes in the 300ish spot. Anybody know if the deposits can change names or maybe different owner name when purchase time comes at the very least?
I'd consider buying it off him if he wants. Any idea which one he ordered?
haha what the fuck, using the tablet interface to open the glove compartment?
the Model 3 actually isn't filmed in this video...just dont want to disappoint anyone hoping to see it in the 11 min video (he's sitting in his model S i think)
No auto sensing windshield wipers? Fuck, my 87 Nissan had that FFS
Why do you like it?
Most people actually hate it. The problem is simply that they don't work that great. Very finnicky stuff that works whenever it wants, and you get shafted if you have to replace the windshield. I'd rather have the manual control ones; I mean, are we really that lazy to manually control a knob?
wonder if traditional mfgr like bmw toyota gm will also make elec vehicles 99% controlled through the console even for basic functions ie. wipers, glove box etc.
i want something that has at the very least 300 mile range because you have to remember batteries will start holding less and less charge.
Along with that, the more you use the go pedal, the more yoru usage drops. One of my buddies took his Model X to Penticton this weekend and had to stop twice to charge it. Apparently 150kmh, while smooth on the Coq, really drains the batteries.
That said, he hit the charging station in Hope, another in Merritt, and was able to park right in front of his hotel leaving his X plugged in overnight.
It's a pretty amazing vehicle though. I was really impressed with it's tech, fit, and finish.
What is the anticipated insurance rates for the model 3?
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Both. There is a fail safe mechanical mechanism near the drivers door handle if the electrical button fails. Not sure if there is one on every door though.
Both. There is a fail safe mechanical mechanism near the drivers door handle if the electrical button fails. Not sure if there is one on every door though.
Just the front two, none for the back two.
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Both. There is a fail safe mechanical mechanism near the drivers door handle if the electrical button fails. Not sure if there is one on every door though.
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Just the front two, none for the back two.
It looks like the 3's handles are completely mechanical in the video
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