2020 Model X LR+ w/FSD 40k miles for $48k - yes or no?

[youngmcdonald]

The cameras are there, the screen is there and shows 3 cameras when reversing. Seems like an OTA update could make that happen if they are serious about improving the vehicles over time that way.

Please know that I’m asking out of sheer curiosity.

Turn signals already show the side repeater cameras (on the center screen). The blind spot collision detection already exists and it also can beep and bring you back in your own lane if you’re about to hit someone in your blind spot. I know for a fact that this works in all Teslas.

How would an OTA add physical lights in the side mirrors exactly?

 

[Bigriver]

Turn signals already show the side repeater cameras (on the center screen)…. I know for a fact that this works in all Teslas.

No it does not. The turn signal does not bring up the side camera view on my 2017 model X (with MCU2.) I believe this feature was never added for any of the vertical screen cars. I have wondered why not. It is indeed at the top of my list for things that this legacy car is missing.

 

[youngmcdonald]

No it does not. The turn signal does not bring up the side camera view on my 2017 model X (with MCU2.) I believe this feature was never added for any of the vertical screen cars. I have wondered why not. It is indeed at the top of my list for things that this legacy car is missing.

All newer Teslas I meant. Sorry. I know my 2019 Model 3 had it. I am actually not sure if blind spot repeater views are available in “any” vertical screen Tesla. But yes, that’s also a major factor for not going for vertical screen cars I’d think, for some.

 

[Jayskywalker21]

Just way too many things upgraded in 2022 and later models for me to ignore them. I decided to just stay put and let the 2023 model X get to a more affordable price with low miles used

Great move and I've decided to do the same. I can bet youll get a 2022+ X LR for in the 50s next year which is perfect