Recent content by Barb

Good question; the snarky attitude of some people on this forum is really frustrating. I guess I just wanted people to know what they might be in for. Take it with a grain of salt. Some people like balanced reporting and not to just hear what they want to hear. I personally want to know the...

It's been a good car, and right now, I'm thinking that $11K is better than a downgrade to someone else's used Model Y for $30K which will have problems. I hope to get a few more years out of it and then get an electric truck...we'll see. It won't be a Cybertruck!

Thank you! I was worried that I would by "strung up" on this forum; the newbies, who don't have any kind of history with Tesla can be very disrespectful to anyone who doesn't just sing Tesla's praises and says anything that may be construed as "negative" even if it's fair!

I totally agree with everything you've said. For me, there have been too many broken promises in my Tesla journey. I bought my car back in 2012...I was an early adopter. Back then, supercharging was going to be free forever, service was not there to make money and mobile (back then, they were...

I was an early adopter; I ordered my car in 2012 and it was delivered in March of 2013. It was my first and last Tesla, I'm afraid. Between the $265 an hour rate to be serviced, the lack of ability to talk to a live person, and the replacement cost of all the parts that keep breaking, I'm...

In the very beginning, Elon offered the charging technology for free and thought that it was silly to not have a standard way to charge. It wasn't Tesla; it was everyone else!

I charge at home most of the time...98% of the time. When I drive up to Burlington, I'll charge there, but I rarely go.

I have a 2012 Model S, and when I got it, it was promised that charging at Superchargers would be free forever...well, that changed, although I will say that it's been honored with my car for as long as I own it. It got me to thinking that when Superchargers were opened to all brands of cars...

When the Model S first came out, someone ran over a bumper from a car ahead of him. It got caught underneath the bumper, and I believe started a fire. Everyone got out safely, but Tesla offered everyone who owned a Model S a retrofitted solid steel plate to be mounted under the car at no...

When I first read the title, I thought that it's got to be the trailer unit it's always pictured hauling. A lockable safe storage unit for camping or workmen would be a nice extra option.