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It really depends on the service center. I had two that were absolutely horrible. Yet I had the third one to be amazing. What mattered was the other two had GM’s with no values and were worthless in their role. That third one had a professional, respectful, hardworking GM with respect of his...

I’m glad they did a good job for you. I’m still fighting with subpar work. Originally delivered a disaster, scratched etc. Delivery location worked on it after I was refusing delivery and they made an absolute mess of most of the truck. Swirls. Not trained. No product. Tesla eventually agreed...

That truck in front of you had plenty of room to drive by the car in front of him that just changed lanes. His abrupt stop was unnecessary. I don’t feel you’re 100% at fault.

I spent a lot of time at the fire stations! 2 times a week minimum that’s where I ate my dinner. Played basketball in the bays. Racket all at the main station. Thanks for your service brother. I get my speed time in my Cadillac CTS-V full race car in track days. I still teach EVOC to a couple...

They are legal where I’m from. All police cars are not equipped with radar. My point was exactly as you say, those with radar detectors typically drive excessive speeds. You could get stopped for speed being paced. ( I often drive an unmarked car. ) You could be stopped for stop sign, red...

I own a cybertruck, delivered in April. I’m retired police, so I can say if you get pulled over for any traffic violation, odds of a warning are slim when your radar detector is in plain sight. That’s a pretty common practice.

I paid via cashiers check at delivery. No issues. Just contact them and tell them that’s your form of payment