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Christopher Douglas - Wipers are automatic. Set it and you never have to think about it again.

David DiStefano Laregly true, but I think you still need to disable that feature when going into a car wash, for example ( lest the brushes rip the wipers off). My previous experience with Rain Sense wipers was on a GM car, and I found them inconsistent. I ended up setting the interval on my own.

Angry Trucker When I got my Model 3, I had similar concerns. An hour later, my concerns were gone. And now, in my other vehicles, I find buttons and knobs far more cumbersome, and the

This is the long range performance that could come with 18 or 19 rims. The Performance upgrade (a package for this model) includes the 20’s, upgraded brakes and the other pieces I mentioned

TheDriveGuyde okay, thanks for the answer. We do not have these options in europe. We just have the long range and the long range performance. no possible just performance option. So this just has the acceleration activated as OTA Update? But no lower suspension?

@@marceldilk Tesla scrapped the Performance upgrade Package, it is now standard on the Performance vehicle (big wheels etc). This is an older Performance model without the upgrade package as it used to cost an extra $5000!

miickyp Thanks for the response! Now it makes sense 😉

@@marceldilk glad to help!😊

Peter Epstein Banff?

All shot in the bow valley, Alberta!

Near Canmore. I live in Cgy and have yet to see a Model 3 on the road...

Had it most of the time driving in sport

I think I do too

TheDriveGuyde I own a month old red Model 3 long range AWD. I just finished a 1600 mi. round trip from New Orleans to Naples, FL. With enhanced autopilot assisting me, it was by far the most relaxing highway drive I have ever taken. No tension

........ no tension-related shoulder and lumbar cramping. And no range anxiety between superchargers. Superchargers are less than 200 miles apart along the Gulf coast. It's also nice to be able to avoid and/or escape difficult highway traffic situations by the judicious and silent use of instant insane acceleration.

An 190 PS Comfortline Passat costs around 45000 in Germany at it sells like hell. Yes, 58K is a lot of money but compared to what you get it is a fair price :)

@@FrozenPlasmaOfficial_YT . i can't judge if it's fair as i have never seen the numbers, meaning the cost of material production shipping and so on.. the only way for me to judge the price is looking at the promise Elon made. that is to make an affordable mass production car. i might not be a person that can fork out 58K like i'm buying a smartphone but looking at the majority of cars on the road i can say i'm not in the minority. a have talked to a few car sales people and pretty much all say the same that the majority of new cars being sold are company leas cars. meaning fewer normal folks that don't get a lease car buy a car.. now there is private leas but that's a different story...Also Germany is the only EU country that has a surplus when it comes to money hahaha.. but i do agree with you Tesla does give you a lot for your money the big thing Tesla has going for it is the charging station for when you go on long trips say vacation.. The Kia Niro EV (same range) is completely sold out here.... i guess if you have the money everything is fair at the end of the day.. nice talking to you...

So under 2k is avg that’s 20k a year I guess it’s euros but jeez that’s low

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Actually it is. Initially the Performance model came with 18" aero wheels and you had to pay an additional $5K USD for the performance upgrade package to get the 20" wheels, upgraded brakes, etc.

Maybe you can buy one in the US and smuggle it across the border to get around some of those costs.

35K model has not started production yet. This will have shorter range (220 miles) and not the premium interior. Should start production this year. The Tesla approach to production is to start with the most expensive models to build profit quickly and then produce the more affordable models (hence Roadster followed by model S/X followed by model 3).

Our Model 3 (with an additional Premium package, non-standard paint, a much larger battery than the 35K USD or 47,500 CAD base model, etc.) only came out to around 58K CAD all in, including taxes, rebate, and other fees (i.e. delivery fees). That's not bad at all, albeit the (cash) rebate lowered the price significantly. But taxes here are also quite high, which offsets most of the rebate. That's a grand total of 42K USD to walk out with the car. Not bad.

@Angry Trucker Not what you sure by "owe taxes"... Anyone who can afford a Tesla pays their taxes; only people who don't "owe taxes" are people who don't have a salary, or don't pay their taxes for whatever reason...

@@tlf361 $58K CAD is "not bad" but its also not for the "average" person - it's still a premium priced car and it still goes against the idea of making Teslas available for the masses like the Model T was when Ford released it (wasn't that the whole idea behind the Model 3?). And you mentioned that the $58K is after rebates - well in Ontario they removed the rebates so it would be even more expensive than that.

It's perfectly normal for you to hate it, people hate change. I imagine it was the same way when we got rid of horses and switched to gas engines.

@@MindzEnt What's wrong with a horse? ... I mean this petrol thing. Isn't it dangerous? Also where would i fill up the tank?

@@meamzcs Exactly, real men ride horses, gas engines are for nerds who like pushing buttons!

@@MindzEnt no hate...just Tesla could use some improvements. good cars but overpriced and not cost effective for the average consumer.

@@thomassutherland5188 Maybe not yet - but they will be. They've been in existence 85 years less than the big autos. Imagine where they'll be in 85 years time...

@@AlexS-if9gw Tesla is a known fire hazard...LMAO

@@AlexS-if9gw I own and EV dude, and know how they operate. LOL Teslas have caught fire....that was my point.

Bruce Allen um no. Only IDIOTS believe that BS about Tesla being a fire hazard. An ICE car is many more times likely to catch fire. Brand new BMWs have burned down houses. Learn to do some research.

Bruce Allen Yes, Teslas have caught fire. So have almost every other type of vehicle.....and much more often.

Yeah sure buddy lol.

Bob Goudreau Trolling again, are we Bob. Sucks to be you.

Sorry, you are just plain wrong. You are echoing FUD from the first few cars that were built. The cars are super solid, no squeaks or rattles. Panel gaps and paint issues have had issues but will improve, as everything from Tesla does. Also these are the safest cars on the road.

Bob Goudreau uh huh. Right. You can buy a Kona or Niro. I’ll keep my Tesla. Thanks

Bob want us to drive female looking EV..LOL