Recent content by Alset4S

I'll have to disagree. I use NOA frequently for long trips, 700+ miles, requiring multiple charging stops, 6 or more, with no issues. MS FSD, MCU1 with eMMC upgrade, HW3 FSD computer. YMMV

Tesla also gives a 4 year warranty which so far I've never had to use. The one time it was in SC for free FSD computer upgrade I was given a loaner without asking. My brother-in-law has gotten lots of use from his warranty. Your milage may very. I agree it's a nice looking ride just a bit slow...

I did with no issue. Not planning on MCU2 upgrade unless my MCU1 fails. The only thing I use MCU for is Navigation, Spotify and Tune in. Performance is perfectly fine. I plan on trying dashcam I'll see how that goes. Can't imagine using MCU for internet or Netflix or games.

A6 really? Might want to rethink that. My brother-in-law has an A6 that has been nothing but a nightmare. Surely there is an A6 forum. If I were interested in an A6 I check that out. His experience could be isolated case. Good luck with whatever you decide.

Very true. However the post I quoted made a general statement saying one of the reasons to purchase new over pre-owned was rebates. There are more states that don't then do. I'm not sure about the rest of the world. It could be that more countries over rebates then don't but probably not.

Rebate, what rebate?

TesStar

Not true

I also mentioned one within 30 min of , Cochran

Ok so you found one that doesn't and I found one that does. That's a draw. In regards to finding you motels I'm not your travel agent. Most of us aren't traveling to remote parks in Texas.

I hear ya

Well actually the topic was about new vs used when you made a statement in post 39 and introduced state parks. I replied referencing a motel within 30 minutes that provided destination charging. You exspanded it from there.

Ok you busted me sorta. Back in the day I stayed in what would be the equivalent of $60.00 a night. Motel 6 was $6. And I'm not as picky while traveling alone but seldom travel solo and at 70 not as adventurous as I was once.

I've never paid $200 a night but also have never seen $60 room I wanted to stay in. A Google search for Holiday inn budget returns results for Holiday inn Express perhaps that's what you mean. Not all HIE motels are $100. However I did stay in one last April in Atlanta for $110. Oh by the way it...

The next car I buy will be an EV. Which one? Don't know. But I do know it will have to provide 275-300 miles of real miles and be recharged in 30 minutes or less using a pretty much a coast to coast network.