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i have eibachs and the maxton and its not crazy low, you have to be carefule with foward kerbs when parking and when there are heavy camber changes i.e coming out of a pitched drive way and the road pitchs in the other direction, hard to explain but either making a hump or dip.

im guessing you've not owned an Audi? joke.

same

i have 4dot ones, by far the best quality plates i've had, not cheap, and they are not 4D ones but look great and everything needed is provided.

As above, had to manually activate many many times since this latest update, and also once activated they dont seem to pick up drizzle or mild rain very well at all, seems they've gone from one end of the spectrum to the other.

probably to do with a legacy merdeces wiper stalks not being made inhouse so they cannot control supply.

I did use ones from Germany, they work great, but stated by the time i paid import tax/duties, it was near enough the same price, so wish i had gone down the tesla route.

as above, fit tesla ones.

I got a test drive tomorrow.

My 20’s make a massive difference to range, that and wider tyres and heavier. But couldn’t give a toss about range, but was suprised at the difference

drive in this morning on .8 i recon about 20-25 "alerts" AWESOME! just AWESOME!

sorry didnt realise there was an embedded hyperlink to tesla twatter post.

Do we recon thats fake news?

will echo the comments above, as a car its nice, flawed based on its chassis but very well refined and a much nicer place to sit than a tesla, however it felt like a wallowing barge which is a massive no for me, as i actually enjoy driving, i know its not a sports car but the front end wash out...

right had to go out and my observation are this: Cameras are only picked up when navigation is used, they only show in the direction of travel (i.e the ones that effect you) No audio noise just a small alert above the direction box. It picked up all the cameras on my route both there and back...

will tell you on my way home, but the static ones on the way into bournemouth show up no problem.

matrix headlights on audi works off the same position windscreen based camera system, i dont believe for 1 second that my now (5 year old audi) had a better front facing camera than my telsa. The headlights on the Audi were simply incredible, the matrix stuff was breath taking, i believe it...

i never got credits when someone used my code, tesla said they didnt use it. god knows.

i've used mine a few times now on this latest rendered parking setup, first couple of times i hated it as it just looked wrong and incomplete, but the more i've used it the better i think it is, not saying its amazing but if definately appears to give a much better representation of whats around...

yes same, stay on Auto low fan temp after turning off defrost, also noticed regen wasnt as agreessive this morning but put that down to the weather/temp

i agree, it still feels "fun" ish to drive a year on, for something that i drive every day i find quite impressive. I just cant get over the looks of a model Y and for that single reason i would never ever own one, regardless of how practical over the model 3 they are, i know looks are...

is it me or has the rear camera at night got a lot better ?? i.e much better contract and brightness, i know the side camera improved in clarity and colour but did this affect all cameras?

that is impressive. i get 323 at 90% charge, real world is no where near that but done really care.

i have my eye on the a6 e-tron for a while. but there is not a chance it will be near the 60k base they recon, i would imagine this will be near 80-90k.

as above i've heard it from a ranger who's been with the company many years and said the placement of the motor in the motor S fouls the steering for a RHD application which is why they are trying to pass SBW, steering by wire. no evidence myself as i dont really care and it may just be a...

I was shocked upon seeing how improved the camera colour and clarity is, does make you wonder how good things can actually be if 90% of the improvements are software/code based rather than hardware improvements. Also noticed visualisations seem better more rounded and more fluid graphic refresh.

The fourdot plates came with thick really sticky 3M pads, held like *sugar* to a blanket and been on 8 months so far.

As above i use spotify solely and maps/traffic are very accurate so for me personally its a no brainer.

mine was the same time also, so must be a server issue, i did wonder why spotify suddenly went blank.

I've lost LTE this morning. and too have premium, but only on 26.9, so probably server related rather than update?

I would imagine a large portion of it will be from the tyres, due to the weight of the vehicle, stronger sidewalls are needed, thus more vibration transfer.

Not exactly what I said though is it. I didn’t say Tesla were good or bad, I don’t think they are bad cars at all , they’re far worse cars out there. It’s a good car, and meets my needs, but it’s certainly not amazing. Nothing about it is stand out amazing, it does most things pretty well...

peoples perspective on what is "good" or "bad" is very subjective sometimes and often based on situations and previous car, i.e what cars you've come from in the past. i.e people raving that teslas are amazing, are clearly blinkered, as with any car its a compromise, but generally i think the...

Ranger booked for tomorrow. i recon its something to with where the seat parts are bolted together. Will let you know the outcome.

Mine comes up with a charge when booking, I presume this is waived due to warranty ?

its to be something fairly substantial to make that sort of thud, i.e it cant be a loose cable or connector floating around under there.

did anyone get anywhere with this? i've had it for months and its now got to the point where i find it really irrititang, did you all just raise service requests? Only seems to be on decelleration and right before coming to a stop. As you guys have said, seems to me left lower part of the top...

i would say my lights are on more than often than there off to be fair, always seem to be activated.

Still have my genuine Tesla one in a box, 10 months on and still not fitted. I must say I bought a lot of things for the car thinking I would use them and never have

think it must be hugely to do with post code. Just did mine out of curiousty on a M3 LR £750-800 10k PA mileage with business miles included. Admiral Essential was the cheapest at £699 They all seem to have quite a high compulsory excess at £500, voluntary £300

I have noticed 3-4 tesla by me, all with scraped bumpers i might be jumping to conclusions but they were all 72/23 reg cars with no USS. I mean it could be feasile that someone drove into them, but hmmmmmmmmmm.

i dont think that is grounds for rejection, as its called as a driver aid, bit like cruise control. could be wrong though

thats alot of car for the money

that the bit that get me, if your bill is £150 a month, £40 of that is standing charge which you cant get away from, so at best on your best days you sell back to grid and you recoupe you standing charge, and hope that it balances out over the year due to the winter months when generation is...

fords CEO is has openly said they cant compete with tesla and are simply try to play catch up and stay "afloat" all legacy car manufacturers are still several years behind as cars today are build on software intergration not hardware, legacy manufacturers outsource this. over the air updating...

im interested to know from the people that think its a good looking car what are their previous cars were. Is there a trait?

my alarm has never gone off before the update, and was the same day as the update, i did a 2 button reset and so far its not gone off again.

No flys. Went off 3 times in the end, no flys. Did a reset and left it unlocked for the night.

Installed 20.7 and car alarm has just gone off today, first time 8 months, could be coincidence. Hoping this isn’t a buggy update. Fingers crossed

model y does not look good from any angle IMO, but as usual looks are subjective.