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Can't wait to see this in person on a trip from Ohio.

There was a surge of these headlines this week. I wonder who is orchestrating this "not news" update and why. Political agendas? Short sellers? How does News media get away with this time after time? It's getting old. Are YouTubers actually getting more cred than mainstream news and...

Or this... https://m.youtube.com/shorts/NNwSik8srg8?feature=share

"...one piece at a time, and it didn't cost me a dime..."

Oh man, is it against website rules to post legal stuff or government policies? That would be a bummer.

Circumventing the law can be easier than changing it for sure! ...and sometimes outdated laws just stop getting enforced.

I saw an uptick in interest in this old topic so I reposted with updated information.

As many of you know it is illegal for direct factory to consumer sales. A dealership network is required to protect the consumer in Texas and will be at least until Texas legislature meets again in 2 years. Is there some way Tesla could find a creative legal loophole to still allow us to do...

I don't care for short term. Whatever keeps my truck working for 30 years with minimal repair.

STLD is the ticker. I bought a couple when I heard about the Sinton plans way back when. Seems to be a solid American steel company. But I'm no expert. If it's good enough for Tesla and SpaceX is good enough for me.

All I got from these pics was... "In the neck. With a knife."

I wonder how much will be standard or required to buy FSD

@ÆCIII I love the idea of removable mirrors if legal work around while we wait for government. The cameras will already be there.

That's a great example why V2H is desirable but I would be worried that saving $$ up front might cause excessive battery degradation and cost $$$$ later for frequent charge and discharge cycling. Ford has not proven battery life yet. I don't think Tesla wants to deal with battery warranty issues...

I'll be the wet blanket on everyone's excitement and remind everyone that Elon has boo-hoo'd V2G (or home) in the past couple years and talked about complexities and concerns for doing this. I for one would love this but not sure if I would pay the extra money for an electrician to hook to...

Don't want to get too much more in the weeds about this and high jack the thread, but yes active correction would be cool and researchers are trying to make a viable option but the implications and engineering to make this happen are quite complex. For example, I have difficulty getting my cell...

I'm actually concerned about screens being used for driving in vehicles from a vision safety stand point. Anyone who is over 50 or uses some sort of bifocal may understand. Currently to be safe, drivers only need to be corrected for distance to see. Looking out the windshield, looking at...

I can't wait to see the sentry cam videos on YouTube ?

Nice visual. I can't believe I missed this video till now. I was thinking the same thing on length. I believe the CT will allow the passenger cab to sit a little lower due to exoskeleton design versus traditional cab on frame. This may allow more headroom.

Nice vid. A lot of people rely on dealer network and service for peace of mind in new vehicle purchase. Cost of insurance, accident repair and other service issues a concern for those used to big dealer networks. Tesla has yet to prove its service network on large scale. But I'm willing to...