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That worked... thanks @Zuikkis!

I just noticed that the clock in my dash is about 6 minutes slow. This surprises me as I would expect that it'd always sync with the cellular network (AT&T, right?). Is there a way to force the clock to re-sync? -Dave 2023 ModelX, HW4

Apologies for the lousy picture but Tesla was out there today. Not yet live on the Tesla App but should be VERY soon.

I've had the same issue a few times but it will fully close after 3-5 repeated tries reclosing it. However, I'm getting an annoying air leak only on the passenger side after using vent mode. Something is not quite right but I haven't yet contacted Tesla about it.

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Yes, large SUV w. V8 -->$6400 was my actual gas spend during 2022 as (premium) here in NorCal was well over $6+ all of last year and as high as $7.09 last June. $20k might be rounding up a bit but I'm coming up with $6000 at 17 mpg x 18k mi. x $6.00/gal. The point stands though...

7 months ago, I said out loud that I expected that I'd probably own an electric car sometime in my lifetime (I'm in my late 50's). 6.5 months ago, we got a MY for my wife following a very impromptu test drive as we were literally heading to secure a new 4Runner for me--coming out of a 2021 Land...

That's helpful, thanks! I'm on 2023.12.300.1 now though I see that <100 are on that specific release from the table you provided; far less than most other recent releases. Should I expect to get 2023.20..xx at some point or perhaps the successor to that? Is the MX eligible for all of the...

I’m not quite two months into the Tesla world and am still trying to figure out the software update scheme. Since taking delivery in late April, I’ve had two updates to 2023.12.xxx. Looking at Tesla Software Updates & Release Notes - Latest Tesla Updates I see a ton of updates but, clearly ,they...

Mine was in a plastic bag in the right side cubby in the rear trunk.

I was simply comparing what I was paying for gas ($6400 last year) with the cost of charging over 3 yrs ($0). In any case, I'd gladly pay +$2500 more for the car to save even half of your $20k estimate.

The 3 years of supercharging was enough to get me into a MX after having just purchased a new ICE SUV 4 months earlier. I looked at this as $400-600/mo savings or $15-20k over the three years. Back in January, we test drove a Model Y for my wife as we were going to secure my 2023 4Runner which...