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getagrip_already

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8. I bought a former rental once....
Thu Dec 26, 2024, 11:40 AM
Dec 26

Not an e-vehicle, but low mileage and in great mechanical shape.

They can be good deals if you are careful.

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How do e vehicles to in general when it comes to rentals ? JI7 Dec 26 #1
I know several people who've been offered Teslas ecstatic Dec 28 #28
Tesla sales dropped 1.1% in 2024, its first annual decline in a dozen years LetMyPeopleVote Jan 2 #31
There is apparently a shortage of charging stations in Florida. kerry-is-my-prez Jan 2 #33
I'd be too embarrassed to drive it. n/t defacto7 Dec 26 #2
I wouldn't keep it if it was free. I'd sell it and buy something better. Liberal In Texas Dec 26 #3
it would be difficult to swallow BlueWaveNeverEnd Dec 26 #20
It was a dumb idea from the start hurl Dec 26 #4
I was going to rent a car for a few days in LA exboyfil Dec 26 #6
Tesla needs to have a "rental mode" WarGamer Dec 26 #15
It literally takes 45 seconds to 1 minute to get used to regenerative braking. The car does not slam on the brakes when beaglelover Jan 2 #32
I rented a M3 a few months ago... WarGamer Jan 2 #36
30 seconds is a hell of a lot of time, of course, it would slow from 60 to 10. I'm a car guy as well. I thought the beaglelover Jan 2 #37
I liked the car a lot... I just wish there was an option in the Menu called "ICE Emulation" or something. WarGamer Jan 2 #38
Agree on the new Quicksilver color, it's very nice. But this will be my last Tesla unless something happens between now beaglelover Jan 2 #39
If you don't mind the premium... lots of new EV out there. WarGamer Jan 2 #40
One thing you might notice driving in LA is that miyazaki Dec 26 #17
Not seeing that deal on the website exboyfil Dec 26 #5
I have some friends/biz associates NJCher Dec 26 #7
I bought a former rental once.... getagrip_already Dec 26 #8
Shows the general distrust of any EV vehicle by a significant number of motorists MichMan Dec 26 #9
Makes no business sense to have EV's as a major part of your inventory. Xolodno Dec 26 #10
Many of my coworkers Unladen Swallow Dec 26 #11
I'm all for EV's if they help the environment & can be made to be practical, snot Dec 26 #12
I sure like not having to go to a gas station more than a few times a year. Liberal In Texas Dec 26 #18
I thought about the Plug-in Hybrid, snot Dec 28 #21
You don't need "protection" for a 120v outside outlet except that which is Wonder Why Dec 28 #24
You can do a level 1 charger (which the vehicles typically come with) that runs on common110V. Liberal In Texas Dec 28 #30
That Strikes Me As A Very Good Option ProfessorGAC Jan 2 #35
Thought this was the Borowitz Report. jeffreyi Dec 26 #13
I would expect an automotive site to get it right... WarGamer Dec 26 #14
Interesting. Liberal In Texas Dec 26 #19
Still not worth 18k if you ask me standingtall Dec 26 #16
No question a Toyota will last longer than a Tesla iemanja Dec 28 #23
This message was self-deleted by its author MichMan Dec 28 #29
It's because no one wants the POS cars iemanja Dec 28 #22
A lot of people are buying them including a lot of liberals. Wonder Why Dec 28 #25
An offer only accepted by those customers with suicidal thoughts. surfered Dec 28 #26
Used Model 3s are already cheap to buy. Good quality cars but not expensive. CoopersDad Dec 28 #27
There's tons of charging area in Atlanta ThePartyThatListens Jan 2 #34
I have a 2024 Model 3 Polybius Jan 3 #41
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