TacoMac
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That's the third Tesla you've had "on order" in the last two years.
It's beginning to look like you'll never get one.
i love living in a sci-fi dystopia
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It's beginning to look like you'll never get one.
doublejj
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I don't think I can wait for the cybertruck it's still 2 years away. The Covid pandemic kinda re-shuffled my priorities for a while. If this years harvest goes well 'knock knock' I will pull the trigger on a Model y.
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TacoMac
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If I could get one, that would be the one I'd get. There's a couple of them around here. They're bigger in person than they look on the web.
insomnia65
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The future just been then went oh here it is again, oops it's gone ad infinitum.
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insomnia65
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Very much snap, with more cal mag though.
calling all Canadians..what's this? @DIY-HP-LED ?
www.cnn.com
surely this must be sci-fi.
A Canadian oil firm thinks it has struck big. Some fear it could ravage a climate change hotspot | CNN
Syringa trees rise out of the Kalahari sand in the wild expanse of Kavango East, as the humid heat warns of afternoon showers. It's easy to imagine this place has looked the same for a hundred years.
surely this must be sci-fi.
captainmorgan
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It will take a visionary like Musk to come up up with the solution of clear cutting all trees within a mile of a road to save lives.
weren't you on the list and your name came up? i thought you chose not to. i'd rather have the truck anyway.
but what about the app that engaged/disengaged it? it was engaged at one time..they're supposedly destroyingAuto pilot was not engaged and there was no one sitting in the drivers seat ......obviously teslas fault..Oh and the firechief said they had the fire out in 3mins....
the app.
topcat
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The bedless "truck." New definition.
hanimmal
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I thought it looked more like a el comino. So a car with a bed?
topcat
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I liked El Camino's. They were functional carriers with a car-like ride. I have a mid-sized 4WD Jeep Comanche, basically a Cherokee with a 7 ft. bed. I don't know if anybody makes a pickup with an 8 ft. box, anymore. That's how I define "full size." Maybe just crew cabs for the U.S. Forest Service.
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doublejj
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I had originally placed an order to a Model 3 but decided to not to buy that car so I could purchase my farm instead. Now the farm is paid off and things are lining back up to get a tesla.
doublejj
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well we must get out toilet paper from somewhere, may as well save lives while we are doing it..
TacoMac
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A friend of mine bought a fully loaded F250 with the diesel engine in it. 76,000 dollars worth of truck. I shook my head until I went for a ride in it.
He just recently retired. He bought that and a 21 foot RV. He and his wife and going to drive around the country, spending a week or however long they like wherever they happen to wind up.
That truck will get 24 mph on the highway whether it's pulling 16,000 pounds or dead empty. Doesn't matter on that diesel engine.
What's more, I was simply shocked at the ride. I've ridden in Cadillacs that didn't ride as good as that truck. It is the most amazing truck I have ever ridden in.
Would I spend that kind of money on one? If I had it and were in his position? Yes. In a heartbeat.
hanimmal
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Congrats man.
doublejj
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I currently own a F250 4x4 (long bed) that I bought new and am the only owner. It just hit 100,000 miles and still drives like new. it actually rides better with a load in the back. It has the best feature you can have on a truck.....the pink slip
TacoMac
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Another thing that really impressed me: He's 6 feet tall. I'm 6 foot 1. I can sit in the back seat behind him and still stretch my legs out. It has SO MUCH room in it. Much more roomy than our Volvo S60's. I'd much rather take a road trip in it than our cars.