technerdx6000
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Nah, this is the same VIN that appeared on my invoice. They can't change it now without requiring a new invoice.VIN numbers can sometimes change last second, they aren't fully set unfortunately, although it is a good sign.
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Nah, this is the same VIN that appeared on my invoice. They can't change it now without requiring a new invoice.VIN numbers can sometimes change last second, they aren't fully set unfortunately, although it is a good sign.
Agreed!carways (who were great communicators)
Yes indeed. Happy to swap you my battery for your charge port ;-)it showed up an error saying 12V battery needs service in the same spot as your fault indicator
Excellent - we can only hope this person exists. I wonder if any S/X owners have dealt with them before?Canberra ranger was aware of my problem, had already ordered me another 12V battery
Likewise!Would really like App access as the 5% thing is worrying me. If anyone has any tips to get this enabled quickly please let me know!
Quick question.. I charged to 100% last night to see what I could get the actual range number to (knew it wasn't going to be close to 560km NEDC).. Managed 500km exactly. What have others been able to get?
Good on him. A lower cost, smaller range EV is often a perfect arrangement for a 2-BEV family. When I get my Model 3, I have no intention of getting rid of my LEAF. At best, I might sell it and get the new LEAF.My brother who has an S decided to buy a Leaf as a second family EV. The main feature he likes is facility to do V2G about 10k more. It seems to have better regen perhaps to a lower cutoff speed but I cannot quantify this. It is also a smaller car & better to use driving around Sydney. The range is smaller of course but his S will cover long trips.
I'm happy to say I've finally joined the club... ordered an AWD today after sitting in a SR+ (a big shoutout to Helen who kindly put up with my annoying questions).
Now, I'm 1.83 m tall with extra long legs and I put the seat back all the way and it was still a little cramped. I'm expecting if I raise the steering wheel I'll fit better. But I'd appreciate hearing from other taller drivers as I'd hate to think I'd be uncomfortable in this vehicle.
Would really like App access as the 5% thing is worrying me. If anyone has any tips to get this enabled quickly please let me know!
Great, thanks for the reassurance. Hopefully I'll be able to sit in it later this month.I am 1.90m. No issue with comfort. While the driver and passenger seats are awesome in terms of ability to adjust, they do not leave much space below the seat for people on the back seats to put their feet, due to all the mechanics for seat adjustments.
The consensus does seem to be that the delivery of the first wave of Model 3s has been somewhat of a flustercluck. But I don’t think that is unique to Australia - same has happened in Europe and parts of the USA. Tesla just hasn’t scaled well to go from delivering 50-100k cars per year to 400k cars.
“2022 Roadster” - there, fixed it for you. I thought I’d be waiting about 2 years for my Model 3. It will end up being 4 years.
If you’ve already paid for a Founders series Roadster I guess you really are the ex-CEO of Maxwell.
Great, thanks for the reassurance. Hopefully I'll be able to sit in it later this month.
I'm 191cm, and I can sit in the back behind the driver's seat with it set to my position. It's a tiny bit of a squeeze, so I wouldn't recommend it is done for long, but at a pinch it would be fine.
Haha, we've all had to do it before unfortunately.I remember pointing this out to the guy in the Brisbane showroom. I asked if he'd be comfortable sitting behind me (198cm, seat fully back) for a 2 hour trip to the Sunny Coast. He visibly paused before gritting his teeth and saying "yes" I think his nose grew a few cm at the same time.
The badge is just a sticker, so can be removed if the owner wants to be stealthier about what actual capabilities the car has.Spotted a second local-ish Model 3 in Maleny.
White, something other than a P+ (Edit: no "Dual Motor" badge, so must be an SR+?), 4419XX VIN, possibly already in the tracker. Registered/delivered around September 27th.
Now why would someone want to do thatThe badge is just a sticker, so can be removed if the owner wants to be stealthier about what actual capabilities the car has.
some people go way past removing a sticker...Now why would someone want to do that