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I don't know how newer Teslas are, but mine goes to sleep after 20 minutes of just sitting in the drivers seat, quicker if there are only passengers.

I found this article interesting. https://www.motortrend.com/news/evs-more-efficient-than-internal-combustion-engines/

Looks like the Tumi international carry on might fit.

I actually feel like this car does best at 65- 70 mph.

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1. Yes. It handles well on highways. It is at its best increasing speed on the highways. 2. Coming from a Model S, which is the same size, it feels like a much smaller car and handles like a smaller car. It also doesn't have that boat suspension.

My car isn't here at the moment, but I bet you could fit some of the Briggs & Riley smaller cases in there just fine.

I have had everything but the center cockpit go blank on me once - about 6 weeks ago. I had to pick up my daughter so I just went with it as the car was still drivable. Never happened again. This is something that happens quite often in my Model S so I wasn't freaked out. Good news - the car...

That is just cruel as it gets stuck in your head simply reading your post. Much, much worse than Barney.

Ah, the memories. My kids were big Raffi fans. Do they have those Putamayo albums on Tidal? I actually liked them.

If there is one thing I have seen hold back wealthy buyers from EVs, it is the lack of luxury EVs, so it is a good thing there are actually options now.

I see there is one listed in my town. No way I'd rent mine out.

I believe this is true. It was mentioned to me by the head of service at Millbrae but I didn't know how to clearly put that into words.

Interesting. According to the Lucid I get 42 mi/h charging on the hardwired Chargepoint, though my old Model S only gets 25mi/h.

I'm surprised the camera isn't constantly popping up on its own, the way people in Mass tailgate. Especially if you live east of 128.

Good to know. It is wired off the Tesla system directly, which makes me nervous to touch it, but it does have its own breaker. Now if only I could find a reliable handyman in my area. :)

Trying to get me killed, I see. ;)

Is yours hardwired? I assume I'll need the electricians to come back if the unit needs replacing.

I've used valet at a high end hotel where we went for brunch. They had no issues with the car.

Blue. And I started the charge through the app and it worked, only the scheduling part doesn't. I am not assuming it's the car @Sandvinsd. I always thought it was the charger. I'll call Chargepoint on Monday to troubleshoot.