Search results

Unless we first cease polluting the earth there will be no future for Homo sapiens with ability to go into space.

I’ve used OCWraps.

Mine is a sinkhole for resources that are better used here on earth, the only home Homo sapiens will ever have.

I think it is a dead-end waste of resources needed here on earth, now.

I am on my third model S. What little service they have required has been prompt and thorough. What city do you live in? What service center have you used?

And how many homeless and disadvantaged could be helped and/or rescued with the billions of dollars frittered away in space?

In any event, an unfortunate diversion of funds needed to deal with real needs here on earth.

My Edison bill for August was $9.58 with my ~4.8 kW solar roof. Did not drive the S75D.

No change in location; they are parked adjacent in a two-car garage. Must be a software change in the 75 D.

When I had two 85 D's parked in my garage there was interference. Since delivery of my 75 D 2 weeks ago there has been no interference with th remaining 85 D.

Look at these:

That is what I concluded when I purchased my new S75D (metallic silver) this morning.

On my 2015 S85D, I just tap the charge port door and it opens. If I press the charge cable at the little dot, while holding it next to the door on my car the door opens as does the door on my wife's S85D. Two for one.

I have asked this question at service centers and no one seemed to know.

This is where I part company with Elon. We need to expend those resources -- and a lot more -- here on earth to prevent the sixth extinction: Homo sapiens.

What was the rental price in U.S $ ?

I was driving up a narrow residential street at about 35 mph following about three car-lengths behind the vehicle ahead. On the right side of the lane bushes obstructed driveways from the homes behind. Suddenly, I cought sight of a van backing of a drive beyond the car ahead and the car's brake...

From TCC: "While speaking to Electrek, a Tesla spokesperson has issued an official statement after seeing the logs. The company analyzed the logs and found that the car was in manual mode during the crash and in the time leading up to it. Neither cruise control nor autopilot was enabled...

The simple answer to this is: We bleed.

Download the Tesla S manual at: https://www.teslamotors.com/sites/default/files/Model-S-Owners-Manual.pdf No noise No speed limit until about 150 mph Bluetooth yes Good horn Yes, charging cord with adapters Last question, "No."

Let us make our earth habitable, first.

I would like to have someone explain to me just what the required technology will be to populate Mars, or indeed any other Celestial body.

Only on freeways, and I don't do much of that.

I think you mean "$.10" per kWh.

Newer ICE cars make little or no sound at low speeds. Or, is it my poor hearing?

As I remember, the places explored on earth had oxygen.

Mars? A ridiculous waste of resources given the urgent needs here on earth.

I live in orange county California and in 2 1/2 years of Tesla ownership I have not been stopped for failure to display a front license plate. However, I have been worned by others not to drive in the LAX area without a front plate.

iMHO, we need to address first the problems on our own planet to ensure that it remains habital. Waisting resources on going to other planets is unfortunate. I do not buy the argument about spillover of the science involved is a justifiable by-product. In a word, it is just hubris.

Dave, Go to http://www.teslamotors.com/findus#/bounds/49.38,-66.94,25.82,-124.39,d?search=supercharger&name=us to see them all.

I outgrew show-off acceleration a long time ago.

In Southern California, can't imagine wanting one.

I use Quick Detail. Comes in a spray bottle. Spray on lightly, wipe off, then wipe again with a clean rag. Takes about 15 minutes for my silver S. Never used to remove heavy mud, though. Never washed my car with water.

I live only 7 miles from the CM S & S center, so I go their and think they are wonderful.

Wash? Never do that. I use Quick Detail. Takes about 15 to 20 minutes. Looks great. Good exercise.

We have two MS. HISTSLA and HERTSLA. No other vehicles.

I'm the grey-haired one: HIS TSLA. The Roadster is in Ecarfan's garage. Families that Tesla together, stay together.

My garage holds "HIS TSLA" and "HER TSLA".

I have been to Harris Ranch many times over the years and have found it clean with very good food. The day before Thsnksgiving, however, is their busiest day of the year.

I sold my Panamera with only 19,000 miles on it and bought my MS, vin 21952.

You are such a neat nick, but very nice to have around.

We have "HIS TSLA" and "HER TSLA" plates to tell the difference.

"comparable negligence" I believe it is "comparative negligence", but I know what you meant.

The garage door opener on my MS ceased working. The wall switch worked, so I figured the problem was in the Genie opener because re-syncing the MS failed to solve the problem. I called the service that installed the Genie Garage Door opener and he found that "all the codes had been used up." (Do...

How long were the shortened J hooks?

We have enjoyed reading this thread and wish we could meet you all for a chat. Robin and Chet

We just ordered the identical plate here in California for our daughter-in-law, whose name is "Rosemary."

I do not own an ICE vehicle. My garage holds HER TSLA and HIS TSLA, each an MS 85.

Does the parcel shelf reduce noise level at speed?