His Plaid is a 2026...he sold his 2022. He takes delivery Friday

EDIT

Never mind, I see you already knew that

 

The minor refresh occured in late 2022/ early 2023 for the Model S. Its not just a Plaid thing.

The only update, specific to the Plaid are different sport seats. More aggressive bolsters, contrasting color (bolster vs seat cushion and seat back )

 

Vancouver International Auto Show removes Tesla over safety concerns

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...oved-1.7487191

 

So what does that tell you about people on the left of the political spectrum? I've heard a ton of condemnation when Coal Rollers dump pollution on EV drivers, I would expect the same condemnation regarding unhinged people on the other side who attack innocent people who have nothing to do with their fight

 

I just posted this here because it's Tesla news. Also, it's Canada.

Since you went there... Are you claiming that drivers rolling coal should be punished the same as someone who burns my Tesla to the ground, because that's how it came across.

 

They are closing the Tesla store at my local mall because of demonstrations and concerns over safety. The mall has recalled their lease.

 

I apologize if that was the impression you got, I was just making a comment, nothing to do with you.

Of course not, the crime is different, and should be handled as such, but what if that coal roller knocks someone off the road causing a crash? Or the person crashes trying to avoid the toxic fumes? I've seen that happen as well

 

"Rolling Coal" is not specifically a crime, BTW. Could make an argument is aggressive driving

 

In California it's a crime and illegal:

California law specifically prohibits operating a vehicle "in a manner resulting in the escape of excessive smoke, flame, gas, oil, or fuel residue"

 

Most of us don't live in CA, and my question would be what does "excessive" mean?

 

Excessive means modifying emissions to release more exhaust than the manufacture intended, which is in the law. Not sure why you would be defending coal rolling, but I guess if it happened to you wouldn't really like it

 

I'm not defending it at all, I'm just questioning if it's actually illegal.

People can think something is bad without thinking it should be "illegal" you know. I'm not somebody who believes everything people do that is rude should be made illegal. People can also express understanding as to why someone does something without condoning or apologizing for what they have done. I understand why people feel powerless and that the law is being imposed upon people of one ideology and not of people on another and its direct their anger and frustration in this way. I can also understand why Tesla has been made the focus of their anger because if the position their CEO has put himself in. It does not mean I condone it.

Rolling coal is rude and childish, do I think it should be illegal? Not really.

 

All that matters is it's illegal in my state, if someone does it to me, I'm going to report them to the state and local police. Diesel fuel is toxic and noxious, and anyone who releases that noxious substance on someone because they don't like what they drive are a holes. And people who terrorize and vandalize Tesla drivers because of ideology are also a holes with no self esteem or a life

 

How would someone possibly report it? One would need to identify who is driving the car

 

Tesla has 8 hi-res cameras, just hand a copy of the video to the officer taking your report