Model 3 Highland Revealed
Model S is definitely the best looking car out of the lot, especially with nice rims, but I've grown to really like the looks of both the Model 3 and Y. The awkward looks you mention are what seperate Tesla's from the rest of the crowd. Except now, there are so many on the road that perception is changing. Hence, the refresh is needed
No, I get that. I'm into utility more than looks, as you notice in my choices of cars over the last two decades (a Corolla, three Camry's and two Sienna's). I broke character a bit when I bought my IS350, then the Polestar
i can't tell the difference at all on the latest screenshot.
I think the new Model Y release timing (if really Fall 2024) is perfect for me. Pretty stoked if it's an improvement over current model and pricing point stay in the same ballpark. Of course, the gov't subsidy and cali would be the deal maker. My parents are expecting to retire "poor" for at least a year.
I think the new Model Y release timing (if really Fall 2024) is perfect for me. Pretty stoked if it's an improvement over current model and pricing point stay in the same ballpark. Of course, the gov't subsidy and cali would be the deal maker. My parents are expecting to retire "poor" for at least a year.
I am hearing from my sources that the release is imminent starting in September timeframe ramping up to end of the year.....they will sell both for a while while they transition their lines to the refresh...
i can't tell the difference at all on the latest screenshot.
I think the new Model Y release timing (if really Fall 2024) is perfect for me. Pretty stoked if it's an improvement over current model and pricing point stay in the same ballpark. Of course, the gov't subsidy and cali would be the deal maker. My parents are expecting to retire "poor" for at least a year.
I think the new Model Y release timing (if really Fall 2024) is perfect for me. Pretty stoked if it's an improvement over current model and pricing point stay in the same ballpark. Of course, the gov't subsidy and cali would be the deal maker. My parents are expecting to retire "poor" for at least a year.















