Recent content by A2be

This thread should die. ... since it is explicitly about software version 2023.32 AP a version of software released over 6 months ago. Let's move on to current issues

I would think, yes. I started this thread to try to figure out if there was a common denominator for cars that had been stuck for weeks on software branch 2024.08.09. We never got an answer to that; but it seems to me that there were lots of Teslas, models & model years, that had been...

It seems like whatever was holding up the updates on the old/stale software branch 2024.8.9 has gone away. The logjam of the past 8 wks has broken! My Model Y AWD (2023) got software 2024.14.6 today! ... and with it, the FSD (supervised) free trial for a month.

I'm still looking for the cause of the software branch 2024.8.9 not being updated. ❓⁉️ Did you ever buy or subscribe to FSD previously? I did; subscribed once last fall to test it for one month. Wondering if that might be related.

What is the reason for why many Tesla's are stuck on software branch 2024.8.9, and therefore unable to get the free trial of FSD (supervised)? We know a lot of cars are out there, stuck with this old downlevel software. But why? Is there a common denominator in our cars? ... or our...

You don't do it at RESERVATION time @Ampster . Just one name and an email are sufficient for the reservation. That's only a couple hundred bucks and is all refundable to you if you don't actually order. So, there's no skin in the game there. But after you are placing a firm order, and have...

Ordered a Foundation Series tri-motor Cybertruck on January 2nd and was told delivery would be mid- to late-2024. Today, when logging on to Tesla.com to `Manage` my order, there is no date shown at all. 😨 Checked the Tesla App too; nothing there either. Is it normal for Tesla to show no...

Sure, there are no doubt lots of ways ppl could work around things to reduce legal risk. The idea of my thought experiment was to think about two folks agreeing to technical joint ownership for a year in order to satisfy the Tesla rulz, while still letting a new person, w no reservation, get...

Following up the note of a couple weeks ago: I have been contacted since I posted this thread. Received a surprising call the other evening. And, "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Clause" there is a Bob! ... and Bob is apparently discussing this with an Alan. "Bob" called again. Says he...

Re the OP's assertion that started this thread: There is still no good source saying there will be only 1000 Foundation-series Cybertrucks.

Thank you to @jjrandorin , @Big Dog , and @someguywithcar for the substantive responses. To this point, consensus seems to be that a co-ownership title relationship would be okay as far as Tesla is concerned. Risks you have put forward are liability via ownership of a shared resource, and...

Thought experiment: TL;DR: Guy with Foundation Series Cybertruck offer adds Person#2 to title as Joint Owner; finalize "sale" to Person#2 in 12 months. ————————————————————————————————————————————— I'm a former Econ prof, and we often engage in "thought experiments". So let's do one...

You know, the power "company" is not a regular company in a free market. It's what economists call a "franchise monopoly", a monopoly created by the government. In theory, that's why it will supposedly be regulated in the public interest. ... and why it is called a regulated monopoly. Real...

You need to provide a bit more information for informed people to speculate. What was the outside temperature during your 112 mile drive? What temp was the car stored in during the 10 to 16 hrs before your trip? I had a 2019 M3, and it used the inefficient electric means of heating things, a...

I like the idea you are expressing here; I just don't know the veracity of it. As far as I understand, Tesla has never contractually bound themselves to follow any particular order with the million+ reservation holders. So I don't believe we can say that passing on a Foundation Series invite...