But i love tacos 🙂

Or homie could just get some new shoes for his shoe rotation, and spray those shoes with antifungal spray.

@@Rex.werks.lol 🦖🌮😋

That’s what I do for take out and leftovers. Awesome feature, until you forget them.

Also please post what Taco stand Rex goes to, because we need to avoid one that smells like that.

definitely made a mistake calling it autopilot

@@cardboardboxificationwhen airplanes have autopilot, they still need to be supervised by the pilot (they aren’t allow to sleep etc)

@@haggbart thats literally not the issue.

@@haggbart statistics say nothing of the sort. There has been a massive investigation because FSD is only used in the safest conditions whereas the statistics for human drivers include snowstorms, heavy raid, fog, all the conditions the tesla manual basically says not to use it in. The reality it’s it’s not as safe as humans including distracted drunk teens.

Teslas are crap cars

I've met him,and he's one of the most nicest down to earth youtubers. Really nice guy.

We could all use a friend like him

He has great energy.

Not happening. Fantasy. People aren’t going to plop down $20k plus on an old car. They will use the $20k to buy new or barely used. Few have cash to burn like that. Besides, it’s just dumb anyway. You wouldn’t do it. Admit it.

@@mikemccormick8115 the problem is, when you go to trade it in, the dealer offers you $15,000 for a car you owe $28,000 on. Then what? That’s where we get back to my “sell it for scrap” theory.

@@videditorEB1 Well I think people who borrow money on things they cant pay cash for, especially a car, are crazy anyway. People live way beyond their means and it’s insane. Just making banks rich. Most have no business having personal transportation costing as much or more than they make in an entire year. So people are their own worst enemy making foolish financial decisions.

@@mikemccormick8115 now there’s something we can agree on. 😃👍😃

​@@mikemccormick8115I bought a mazda for around 11k, after a few months had to redo all the breaks and fan belt cost over 2k in repairs. 6months down the line I got the engine light on, took it for repair was quoted over 6k. It's not just electric cars that have expensive repairs. If these guys can fix out of warranty batteries for a fraction of the cost then glory to them.

The ugly truth is that most people bash on second hand Teslas and they think they are junk while in reality we see here that it's actually a very good car for the money. Some cheap fixes needed only. Even if it brings the price to 25k it's still a very good deal.

The ugly truth is that it's better than a similar priced ICE car.

@@Okurka. RIght and it's upscale from a Model 3, it's a Model S P90. 💯

I agree- amazing that 'Bad Tesla story' just gets more clicks by default then 'oh actually this Tesla is a great bargain'.

I had a '14 S85 and exchanged it for a '18 Model 3 dual motor (with acceleration boost). the 3 is faster but I miss the comfort of the S. Main reason I sold the S is because of it's motor configuration it wouldn't 1-pedal drive which is something I really wanted. Sold that S 2 years ago for $35k which is what I paid for it. Don't ask what the used 3 cost :(

I wouldn’t get this thing even for free. Is a worthless EV.

​@@Blubb5000did you watch the video?

@@michaelhoolahan5717Yup. I have no interest in a ev, as I work on my own cars man. It’s cheap to get a half million miles out of a car if you do all your own maintenance, and repairs. Everything on a Tesla is proprietary, and expensive to fix.

@@michaelhoolahan5717 Yes, I saw the video. Tavarish is a great guy. He loves what he does and is very knowledgable. But no matter what, EVs are junk. All of them. Even Tavarish can't make me say anythng good about EVs. They serve no purpose at all. And don't get me started about their greenness. There is nothing green in mining the stuff for the batteries, the production on the electricity to charge these useless piles of cow dung and so on. These are pure throw away cars pushed by a political agenda by people who have no clue how a car works.

There is a motorcyclist that would agree with that statement... or "would have" if he was still around.

Auto pilot is a Darwin Award waiting to happen. That or a manslaughter charge.

The problem is that most owners swear it does while Tesla themselves say you need to pay attention. Naming it FSD was the dumbest idea from Tesla.

Yup, autopilot is not FSD. Autopilot is just lane keeping with cruse control. Some people don't know the difference.

@@adrian8426umm liability? It will literally follow the road forever. You people are also getting FSD and AP confused

If you lay aside all the bullshit about having the 'latest & greatest' it can make a lot of sense on a well built & maintained car.

But even putting in a new motor in an old Mustang would make more sense than putting a new battery costing $20k plus in an old Tesla. Youre right, doesn’t happen.

Crate motor would boost performance from stock, but a fresh battery Tesla would still have worn motors and whatnot. Obviously, an old Mustang still has issues (believe me I own one) so either way you're spending another used car's worth of money on a used car.

From a dealer, for people who qualify, if you can get them to sell it for $25k or less, there is a tax rebate they can apply at time of purchase for $4k off. It's a great time to buy a used Tesla.

It has been for a while now actually. Ever since they got their supply chain issues sorted out and pushed more cars off the assembly line , the prices really have plummeted for at one and a half years. ​@@pfroo40

Yeah I was shocked looking at prices. You can find these for under 30k with 50k miles on them all day depending on the year. I’d recommend a 2017 model cause of the facelift and some other features.

@@gangatalishis And then there's France, where the cheapest model S are 20 grands (70 from 2014 with 200k miles) and 90D are no cheaper than 32k€ with 200k miles as well.

@@gangatalishis 17 k I'd pay, for this 2016 2017 30k , no way in Elon

he needs some nipple covers...

Yeah, it's a pretty good deal. It does need an alignment though. What would make it even better is if the previous owner also upgraded it to Autopilot HW3 or at least HW2.5. That way it could get FSD.

Battery alone almost (or maybe even) worth that depending on it's health

Door handles can be expensive to repair. I’d reccomend doing those first

Tuning dramatically lowers the price of a vehicle and in this case will void any warranty left.

The biggest problem about Tesla vehicles besides the battery are the ball bearings on the motors which Tesla won't sell you. However I recently saw a video where mechanics from Andalusia Spain recommended a company which sells a kit of heavy duty ball bearings to replace the original ones without the Tesla astronomical price.

How much battery degradation has happened during that time?

How much range have you lost from the battery?

Its usually between 5-12 % after 8-10 years ​@dannydaw59

Go tell that to Herz management. They kinda got it wrong then.

You’re about to get a £14k bill for a battery repair, I would sell it quick while you still can.

You've now learned the ugly truth about the 'ugly truth'.

Ha ha ha ha!

It’s the ugly truth for tesla haters! 💯 🎯

Thanks I just clicked on only a few seconds in I'll be clicking off the video now since I know it's click bait saved me some time.

Main reason I unsubscribed from his main channel... Now the algorithm feeds me this and it was click bait... SMH

It’s worst in closed spaces

untill something gets wrong, then cry

@@aantonic the lifetime free supercharging will sooth his tears plenty good.

@@xiaoka lifetime untill Tesla go down. Tesla just layed off many people who were working on superchargers.. nothing is lifetime.

@@aantonic Tesla made a profit of $7.9 BILLION in the fourth quarter of 2023. The idea that Tesla is going anywhere is somewhere between clueless and dumb...

​@@aantonicThe reason he laid off the super charger staff is because the ENTIRE CONCEPT IS A FAILURE. You can NOT fast charge any battery without negative consequences. I used a "super charger" one time. Real time spent was almost 2 hours. Charge slow at home.

Foreseeable driver stupidity kills a lot of people with our w/o driver assistance. Some said the same about cruise control in the 70s

So what you're saying is in regards to stupid people, not in regards to Tesla Autopilot...

Love how NHTSA is looking at 5 year old software.

@@danharold3087 they have to if crashes involving Autopilot are so rare. Imagine if they only looked at the latest version of AP which had like 5 crashes, that's statistically negligible data, useless data.

@@giovannifoulmouth7205 Exactly.

Dude is either swole or transitioning

Croatia, yes. You guys have some really chubby lezbos over there.

Wait til you try to sell it. You wont get even $10K

all Tesla should have free charging standard because the battery is only 10 years tops and nobody is going to replace a Tesla battery for $60k so in reality its just 10 years "free" supercharge

@@richardlyew Tesla charges around $20,000USD for a battery replacement here in the states. I do remember hearing Hyundai charging $60,000CAD for a battery replacement. But regarding the Tesla battery, the entire battery is a bunch of Tesla 18650s wired together in packs to combine as a single powersource. Louis Rossmann a whole back calculated out how much the battery cost was based off of how much a single Tesla 18650 was and it came out roughly to $20,000 just in 18650s. Now there are independent shops that are offering lower cost solutions for repair like replacing the bad cells. Electrified Garage does this and I want to say it was around $5,000-$7,000USD. As for the free charging, I think the only sustainable way of doing that would be to somehow calculate the price of charging over the life of the vehicle and incorporate that into the price of the vehicle. I could see though that if you plug into a tesla supercharging station you wouldn't have to pay hut if using a 3rd party one you do.

That has got to be the worst swop ever imo

Audio control is great. They use actual resistors for crossover frequencies.

Rex also has a detail business

I dunno.. there are definitely people on the road that I wish had self-driving cars.... because they shouldn't be behind the wheel.

​@@MiataChannela majority of them seem to be driving teslas too. I still think that people believe the car will 100% drive itself.

@@crherniman I dunno, there's an awful lot of Prius drivers who would qualify. I always say that Prius is not a noun, it's a verb, and driving one in the manner they always do is called "Priusing."

Autopilot isn't nearly as advanced as Full Self Driving.

Yup. I used autopilot for a while and ended up buying FSD. Both are not perfect. I notice people, even owners of Tesla's, don't know the difference between Autopilot and FSD.

Yup, there has to be a way to know the remaining battery life. Although it can still fail sooner.

@@alejandroperez5368 yeah there is, in the diag it does do a check where it determines battery life, condition, if there are any malfunctioning cells, number of full discharges, number of times it's been charged etc.

It's like dynoing a car, it's unecessary for 99% of people to do unless you have symptoms.

@@Frygisk With an ICE car at a higher mileage, it's wise to a full set of tests, including a compression test. Not sure what the equivalent is with a BEV.

@@RodneyW SOH aka the State of Health. Present battery capacity / new battery capacity.

less even!

Depends, search for 'rivian conserve mode tire wear' for some pretty bad examples

Seriously, it's because of the weight on the tires that they wear. They literally save the tires using regen lol

@@bastionwolf Not really the weight as much as performance. All performance cars eat tires, as the torque chews them up.

yeah, the math ain't mathin' on that...

What is Jack’s channel?

@@300zxdriver Jackbuildsit. www.youtube.com/@JACKBUILDSIT

What do you have now dude?

@@philtucker1224 I still have the P85D. I ordered a Plaid but they cancelled the RHD. There is no other car I want other than the Model S so I will keep mine until it dies unless Tesla change their decision.

Soon we won’t have any choice..

@@philtucker1224 Not soon, but eventually the world ...will... run out of oil.

@@MrPomo2 at least that will help reduce pollution levels for the next species that replaces us! 😊🙏

Do you charge it at the airport?

I could but despite the 86 miles round trip I still get home with 37-40% charge. So I just charge at home overnight when the electric rate is lower

@@Mayimbe yes that’s interesting, here in the U.K. when our big company employers were originally pushing us to have electric lease cars, they fitted “free charging points” in the staff car parks to encourage us all but about a year later after several employees had purchased based on that advantage, the company got a letter from The Revenue to say any employee using free charging will have to be declared and pay additional income tax on the valuation of the perk. They were not happy I can assure you! 😂🤣

@@philtucker1224oh no nothing like that, the airport has chargers that we must pay for. However when ever im flying for a couple of days I would park next to a 115v outlet and plug in for free. Not designed for that but they dont say anything.

It wasn't Hertz, it was speculation during the pandemic, which created a bubble which was bound to crash eventually. The market today is just a normal car market.

I would imagine they supercharged it all the time, but apparently that isn't as harmful as people thought. Apart from accelerated wear and tear (cosmetic, doors, suspension), I think it was an incredible deal if warranty was still good!

Yes, it was on the local news too. These guys literally drove it 22 hours a day and supercharged the other 2. 7 days a week for a year. They made a fortune with Uber.

I would consider that. Even if it had half the range, it would be good.

There's a 2018 Model S here in Australia which got a new battery under warranty at 660,000 km (400,000 miles). It's now got over 700,000km on it. It's had one new set of brake pads.

​@davidjulian8536 ya, but it's probably had 75 sets of tires tho..)

I really hope they build in NC

It’s an average deal. eBay motors has dozens of Model S Teslas with similar or less mileage for under $20k, some under $15k. Didn’t he hear about battery replacement costs?? In two years he’ll sell it for scrap.

@@videditorEB1you must’ve not watched the video 😂

@@Brock-sg3zo what did I miss. Could have bought one for less, has zero idea how long the battery will last, the only thing he knows for sure is that a replacement battery is $20,000 and that he’s absolutely going to need one. What happens when he needs a battery?? Is he gonna have a spare $20k floating around??? Lol, seems doubtful. Then…sold for scrap. Just like I said.

​​@@videditorEB117:40

@@videditorEB1what makes you an expert on EV's? Everything you said here is false. The batteries usually outlast the car itself, and they are just getting better. But as everything, stuff can break, just like an engine can malfunction suddenly. I bet you scrap every car you've had when the engine needs a part changed?

Until you need a $17k replacement battery. They fail due to age moreso than mileage.

@@jruerph he addressed that at the end of he video

@@jruerph Is this your personal opinion or based on some statistics? Reports collected from owners show that the Tesla battery degrades about 1% a year and even a 10 year old has 90% of the capacity. In the US, the battery should last 200k and this car has only about 55k. I don’t think a catastrophic battery failure is more likely than a complete loss of an ICE. Furthermore, Tavarish said that there are companies that fix the batteries and it only costs a few grand. Would you replace your ICE when you have a broken oil pump, or just get it replaced?

@@jruerph you're just spreading FUD and disinformation here

How many times have you replaced your cell phone battery?

I really hope is only ac draining condense

Its condensation from the AC. Your soul is sensitive.

We also open up the battery and replace individual cells. Getting a whole pack from Germany is near impossible I guess

We should race this against an E-tron!

@@2varishmaybe just a GT, Ed’s RS-GT is quite a bit faster 😂. I do so much work on Etrons, I have a permanent frown on my face any time I’m in one 😬🤣. Never been in a Plaid though

Pj bro you need to come visit us soon

@@Rex.werks. Definitely Broski! You guys are a trip 😅. Love the whip too! You’ve come so far! I was trying to grab one of my buddy’s Etrons to bring but they all are loosing tons of money on their lease because the values are in the toilet 🤣🤣. That’s a Tesla win IMHO 🤷🏾‍♂️😅.

Yeah the physics don't hold up for that argument. Whether the torque is coming from the break disk or the motor shaft won't make a difference. The worst thing for tire wear would be hard braking, which generally regen wouldn't be doing at all...

I am glad i wasn't the only one thinking this. Maybe we are completely missing something but it shouldn't matter if motor is providing the resistance or of the break pads are providing the resistance. But from my understanding EVs do burn though tires. But I believe it is the weight of the car that burns up the tires not the regen breaks.

Lame clickbait title, but good video