[ronnier]

The fsd is magic. Watching it make turns etc.

And for my S plaid, it will beat anything on the road. Any super car or hyper car, it will take in 0-60 and the quarter mile.

The sound system is extremely good.

And the fact that my car has a gpu with steam and wireless controllers is a very cool feature. Playing street fighter in my car on an 18” screen is extremely neat.

[badpun]

> The fsd is magic. Watching it make turns etc.

Shouldn't you watch it at all times, since it's not reliable? Sounds more like a gimmick to me, just driving the car yourself seems less tiring than constantly hovering over an ai-driven car, being ready to take over in an instant.

[leovander]

> it will beat anything on the road. Any super car or hyper car, it will take in 0-60 and the quarter mile.

What roads are you racing on and how often are you having to race a quarter mile?

[nixass]

> The fsd is magic

My car has adaptive cruise control too.

> Any super car or hyper car, it will take in 0-60 and the quarter mile.

Wow such a high schooler mentality. It's literally the only thing worth mentioning when describing Tesla to someone.

[jjtheblunt]

If a Camry kicks up a rock and breaks your windshield, can you get it fixed easily?

I'm not being sarcastic in that question: my cousin waited several months for a repair on his Model 3 in the Phoenix metro area with at least 2 dedicated Tesla corporate garage facilities.

[ronnier]

Yes. A bus broke my s plaid window with a rock. Had it fixed within a week. Dropped it off in the morning and had it back by 4pm

[jjtheblunt]

Nice! I wonder if my cousin's repairs coincided with parts scarcity during the pandemic era confusion.