Thatās actually not bad, and in line with other manufacturers. The labor is also about right with shop fees. This is less than BMW would charge for an OEM pad install on an X5.
Iām guessing here, but the pads are probably Brembo OEM, and historically they carry a higher price than aftermarket...
That's because Munro & Sandy have vested interests in these companies performing (they are share holders). This is the reason Munro went from being hyper critical of Tesla's engineering to basically calling Elon the second coming of Jesus.
I do like watching Munro videos, when Sandy isn't in...
@Svitenko - I'd be interested to learn what the loud popping noises you heard were when this all shakes out. Maybe the safety plugs venting in the pack when it went catatonic?
This sounds like a horrible experience.
What are we actually gaining with all these electric powered door poppers? I don't see the value given there is nothing wrong with just a regular old door pull we've been using for over 100 years.
Complexity for the sake of complexity. Change my mind.
Are you guys connected to TeslaFi? If i had to guess, that's why some of you are receiving 2FA notices. It's probably trying to log-in to your main or sub accounts.. and can't because of the new 2FA restrictions?
Just speculation on my part.
Sorry about this friend, but you may end up just eating this cost if you decide to keep the car.
This is part of the reason you see so many cheap last gen Land Rovers out there for sale with collapsed air suspension. Owners sometimes don't realize that the added complexity equals added cost...
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Iām definitely not in an uproar, but also donāt agree with subsidizing any industry.
That said, the thinking man would say there is no alternative to the dairy industry and they arenāt selling a luxury goods in a market where robust alternatives exist.
Which part is naive? Put china aside, and look just at the market of US built EVs. Weāve got manufacturers going for the highest end of the market (ahem, $115k Escalade EV, Hummer, silverados) and no real low or mid range. The best weāve got is a Ultium Honda/Blazerā¦and thatās only compelling...
Iām fine with it. I didnāt think the American tax payer should have subsidized my $500/mo lease on my āluxuryā truck anyways. But here we are lol.
Make vehicles people can afford, not $90k luxury bargesā¦ people will buy them without the incentives.
Maryland drivers can be summed up as: Nissan or older Toyota, rolling 85mph in the left lane, on a bald front spare tire, with the front quarter panels caved in. Bonus points for passing on the right and/or the right turn lane.
if you entered your state, BB is one of a few up-to-date pricing portals dealers use when making you an offer on your trade. The information is fairly accurate to the week. They'll obviously call around to local wholesalers, but they will start at one of these portals.
Finance advance is the...
https://www.blackbookportals.com/bb/products/usedcarHTMLportal.asp?func=100&color=d&cntl=18303B9BdD1AYB37B1BRTB&ur=False&vusel=N&companyid=cudirect.co&cust=&NewForm=N&bb_selchg=Y&yrchg=Y
Bookmark this page ;). Enter your VIN and options, look for the price listed under finance advance. This is...
Itās open and I charged there today. Didnāt have to but I still have 5 months of free electrons ;)
I'm very surprised they got it open before the end of the year.
All but the most fanatical for the brand would whole heartedly agree with this ranking.
Compared to the last 5 new cars I've purchased, this one is at the absolute bottom. And on that list are, gasp, Stellantis vehicles.