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If it's a long range Tesla of any kind you should be fine. If it's a RWD you might consider charging only to 80% overnight and quickly topping up a bit in Lebanon with a low battery.

Be sure to force close the Tesla app before trying to re-pair the phone and car.

The Tesla delivery centers are trying to move a lot of inventory now, with fewer employees, so they may have been a bit optimistic on your initial estimated delivery date. As a first timer I'm sure you're excited. Just hang in there and you'll driving in style soon. As you move from newb to...

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I was starting to wonder when the Russian disinformation machine would finally get to this little corner of the internet. Took them long enough.

When I traded in my 2019 Model SR+, the delivery team did not even look at the car even though I had graded it excellent. I got the exact price that Tesla offered on the trade-in. Tesla's offer was better than Carvana's. Like you, there are sales tax advantages in Illinois by trading in the car...

When someone says they won't get a Tesla because of Elon, the next question I ask them is this: "If Elon had a grabber today and the succession plan was put into place, would Tesla the company immediately stop being evil?"

Why not just take it to the Lisle Tesla service center?

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Fidelity chat support had nothing for me on Tuesday. May have to go voice if I don't see anything tomorrow.

I traded in a 2019 Model 3 SR+ for my 2024. I never put any type of PPF or ceramic on it. The paint looked as good when I traded it in as the day I took it home. Maybe because it was Multicoat Red.

Agreed. On Sunday FSD made a great 100 mile drive for me through small towns, rural roads, interstates, state highways, and suburbia with no interventions. Today it tried to drive into a semi that was coming out of a grocery store parking lot. I'm sure it will get better, but I won't be taking...

It costs less than the Long Range if you live in California. If you live in northern states you need a set of winter wheels and tires and someone to change them out every six months and storage for the off-season set.