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If I recall, replacing two was just under $900. I had also just had more than $1500 worth of work done on it to fix a leaking exhaust gasket. The design of this particular model year is such that the whole engine has to be pulled to get to the passenger side exhaust (and apparently the...

I had my 2009 Ford F-250 in the shop to have the catalytic converters replaced. While it was there, the lade at the front desk told my my '09 would probably outlast the 2019 sitting just outside the door. It was in for it's THIRD!!! engine replacement. Apparently, Ford's motors lately are...

How many miles would a diesel semi cover in the same amount of time?

Based on a brief read of their process, I assume this one won’t work on a completed vehicle. Seems like you’re only able to send parts through this process. I’d personally be interested in something I can apply myself (or have done) after the fact. Probably not as durable, but also way less...

I wonder how long before one of these appears in one of “Matt’s off-road recovery” videos where Matt and crew are pulling it out of Sand Hollow or Rory is recovering one from Hells Revenge or something. (It won’t be mine)

great visual, thanks.

I wonder how much of the passengers view won't get wiped because of the arc of the BAW, might be kind of distracting.

You ever think about (if it's an option for your situation) putting in enough solar to handle charging your EV's? I've often wondered how long the cost to purchase and install enough solar to charge my EV would take to be paid off and give me "free" charging. In my case, I have a south facing...

Dude in the far back left, leaning on the pallets is not feeling this photo day.

I'm happy about the 5 seat, I preferred that from the beginning and wasn't looking forward to a middle seat in the front.

That’s great to hear, thanks. I was dreading having to get seat covers and be concerned about it.

I’ve never owned a tesla. How well does the interior hold up to daily use? Do seats stain easily, hard/easy to clean? That’s been one of the things I wonder about re the CT

Bummer about no HUD (didn’t expect it) and agreed on the long dash comments. This perspective makes it look like it might take some getting used to, figuring out where the front is when parking and making tight turns, especially given how short the front appears from external pictures.

That's fantastic, brightened my morning, thanks.

I'm hoping to see some experienced answers on this. I've never purchased a Tesla, so would love to hear about this part of the process.

I'm about a day 7-ish reservation so for me, the two things would be 1: if they ramp up the price significantly (I reserved a tri-motor, would prefer a quad). The big deal-breaker for me would be if all the people who get them first end up reporting lots of significant quality problems. I'm...

What’s the latest thought regarding if you reserved a tri-motor? Are you getting automatically switched to the quad, will you be asked when your reservation comes up, some other guess? For me, I don’t have a burning need for a new vehicle, so I’m just pumping car payments into a brokerage...

I wonder what that outlined shape in front of the driver is for? Looks a bit like a trapezoid. The wishful thinker in me is hoping it denotes a HUD on the windshield, but I'm not holding my breath.

That's be a you're thinking like a person instead of a greedy corporation. Executives are paid when profit increases and stock prices increase. You do that by finding ways to make more money, not saying "well, we're making enough, all good"

I think your argument is sound and completely irrelevant to AT&T saying “You’re using too much, you have to pay more”. If it’s popular, they’ll want to charge more.