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Those look great. Nice job. Are they lighter than the stockers?

All of these may be fine vehicles. My OPINION is that none are even in the same universe as the CT in terms of the future of transportation. And I'm an early-adopter type, so have to have it now :)

Wabi-sabi.

Ha ha...that is awesome!

Could it be that Tesla is factoring in the optimal way to spread out deliveries in order to gather widespread FSD data in the most efficient way?

I think I am going to need to add a DeLorean to the collection once I get the CT. Too cool. Maybe do a Chevy LS swap :)

12/21 order on a 112777 RN. Approved for home share like everyone else yesterday. Just waiting.

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For whatever reason, automobiles elicit strong emotion in most people. Even people who would say they are not “car people”. Other appliances just don’t touch the same chord. Ever see anyone take a picture standing in front of their new refrigerator? Cars become a part of our life. Maybe if...

Honda and GM looking hard at this too. I think distribution of the hydrogen vs electricity might be a consumer factor. Once you get used to plugging in at home, going somewhere to get fuel seems archaic. Do hydrogen vehicles still need batteries for storage? Regardless of how they are...

That would ruin the story ?.

The faster mine looks like the pic on the right, the better (for me anyway). But I'm different like that.

I see a lot of furrowed brows and wringing of hands on this forum over whether or not it makes sense to take TSLA up on their Foundation Series offer. Isn't it so much more logical to wait a couple more years for better battery performance, functioning FSD, bugs to be worked out? Or, better yet...

The Beast is the most incredible vehicle on the planet in many, many, many ways. It’s something most every car person would have said is impossible just one generation ago. And yet here it is, obtainable by fairly “average” people. Amazing. The only reason I am going with the AWD now is I want...

How do so many posts here get hijacked by two or three folks having a difference of opinion that turns into a Real Housewives of New Jersey episode? So draining. Maybe an unwritten rule that after two back-and-forths where it's gotten personal, we agree to take the argument to a private...

Also a plausible prediction.

I think this is actually a really good prediction.

If the CB was constructed like a traditional vehicle, I would expect fit & finish to match the standard of other manufacturers. I'm a little more forgiving when a company decides to use material that will stop a bullet (maybe more importantly, a shopping cart) and redefine the entire industry...

I'm not too hung up with all the panel-gap concerns. However, this level of poor assembly would really bug me. Edit: After seeing how close up the photo was and the true size of the gap, I'm not concerned at all. To be expected with this being the first time both material and design this...

I took the survey 12/22 (after ordering the AWD on 12/21). No email from Tesla about whether I qualify yet.