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I don’t think that’s true at all. It’s just the specs aren’t very impressive and especially for families, the range isn’t quite enough.

I did once but not since.

For the record, I don't tailgate either.

I think an Air Grand Touring with 20" wheels have an EPA rating of 485 miles. My 21" are rated at 446 miles using the revised calculations.

Wheels are a compromise. I went with 21's because the roads in my area are passable but I can totally see going for the other choices if I lived in the NE or anywhere it snows a significant amount. 20's seem to be a great "Goldilocks" compromise. I know you will love this car!

Then you haven't been to a large sporting event or concert. Americans love to hang out in parking lots of big stadiums and grille bar food and drink beer hours before the event. Having a designated seat like this is a big deal for that use case.

No idea if this related to all the updates but I've gone back to mobile key after carrying the fob for the last two OTA updates. Seems to be working reliably again.

$61k for 234 miles of range? Nah brah...

I just enabled the skill but it doesn't work at all.

And I almost never actually use the brakes due to expertly judged regen 😁

Welcome!

How can you see at night? 🤣

One thing I’ve noticed is because of the way the trunk is designed, you must clean all around the edge of the trunk opening, up along the sides of the opening and under the rear glass. Otherwise dirt eventually makes its way to the bottom trunk lip. Even when clean, water drops tend to pool...

I just ran around with 2.3.10 and can confirm the Homelink stays on screen longer. One thing I did notice, maybe not as a result of this update, but the Auto wipers in low seem to wipe the perfect amount/frequency now. It started pouring on my way home and it kept up perfectly

I just received the 2.3.10 update this morning. Currently updating

Yikes

So the shirts run small? I’d love a polo shirt but it sounds like I need to buy a size up

Great deal. I have all the OCD things done to mine as well. LOL

Tire people like this are why we can't have nice things...

The one piece advice I'd add to all these would be to look for 19" or 20" rims given where you live and how much you're planning on driving. Real winters will require snow tires and better manage potholes which 21" might not handle as well.