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But how's the reliability of the X? Especially the 2017/2018 models, after rolling a few thousand.

I only need the middle seat to be wide, cause it needs to fit the current rearward facing child seat, and the future forward facing child seat, in-between the seat belt buckles (I think they're called) for the two side seats in the S. And to clarify, I'm not thinking of buying a brand new S...

I had a Model Y as a loaner over a weekend courtesy of the local Tesla dealer. It was an easy car to like. I enjoyed driving it a lot, and letting the auto pilot drive it.The kids enjoyed the panoramic roof, the legroom in the back seat, and the acceleration. The boot was also more than big...

Yes, Tesla is doing great here in Norway at the moment. The Y and 3 seems to be better cars than the S and X.

I live in Norway. There are no American car manufacturers that has been able to convince people over here that they are capable of producing quality cars (no offence). So saying a car is American made isn't a good sales pitch. Japanese cars on the other hand equals reliability over here...

Buying cars after we got kids has always been more a choice of what we need than what I want.

So, I went back to the used car dealer for a second time to have a look at the cars again. And, it's such a difficult choice! The 3 is without any doubt a very good car that I'd probably be extremely satisfied with. But, I wish it was just a tiny bit bigger. I'd hate to end up feeling I'd be...

I got the chance to go to a used car dealer that had both an S and a 3 available. The S was a 2017 75D, and although I really liked the seats and the cargo space, the general build quality was disappointing! And I'm not talking about panel gaps. There was loose panels and a fair bit of rattling...

I realise that buying outside of warranty and planning to keep it running for a few years might be risky, and difficult to predict the cost of. Add to that the fact that for the same kind of money as the Teslas I mentioned above, I can have a 2022 Nissan Leaf 62kwh car, and the choice becomes...

I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty. I've done most of the maintenance on my cars myself, as long as I have access to information on how to do it. And as long as the stuff needing replacement doesn't require the car to get lifted off the ground.

I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty. I've done most of the maintenance on my cars myself, as long as I have access to information on how to do it.

I've wanted to own a Tesla Model S ever since it came out. But they were way over any budget I ever had for buying a car when they were new (still are). So I have never been in a position to buy one, until now. Maybe. Our current car needs replacement soon, and in the price range I can afford...