Honest Review of TESLA MODEL Y from a Life Long Petrolhead (First Time Ever Driving a Tesla)
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This is my first time driving a Tesla ever! As a life long petrol head, trying out this fully electric car is a brand new experience for me.
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Nice ones in the vid 😈💯
Your phone is your key, the card is meant to be a backup
Guess the press fleet use the card so they don’t end up with a whole load of muttering rotters having access to the car.
@@danielheathcote5625 yea, but the person reviewing the car should know better.
Yeah, you just walk near the car and all doors unlock. Then just put it in drive and drive it. When you're done, just walk away and it locks itself.
@@anonymousfu exactly. And there is no need to press for the hand break. Except if parking in a steep hill ..... if even then
It also aligns your profile so seat, steering mirror position, will all auto set once you get in and press the brake pedal,
I bought a Tesla Model 3 last year and we love it so much that my wife got rid of her ice car and we now have two.
Amazing cars with amazing technology.
What's the amazing technology?. A battery and DC motors.
@@Supraboyes you clearly have never driven a Tesla
@@fsclips driven a friends model 3, i failed to be amazed by anything. ive driven a mach E to which i felt was better, i prefer the interior in the ford.
@@SupraboyesAC motors*
@@brians6174 so we never used DC motors? Seeing as it's battery powered. Maybe I'm thinking about an older EV car.
As for the acceleration, not long after getting a Model 3LR, I was traveling on a very curvy two lane road, and as one would expect, a tanker truck pulled out in the road ahead of me, slowing down my trip considerably. There is only one good straight strip to make a pass before reaching the town I was headed for, and when we got there I took a peek around the truck, saw a clear road, and floored it. I quickly cleared the truck, glanced at the speedometer, and about crapped myself when I saw it read 96 mph, when I had started the pass somewhere between 40 and 45 mph. I took my foot off the accelerator pedal and the regenerative braking was strong enough that I didn't have to touch the brakes in order to go through the rapidly approaching curve in the road. It's so nice having that burst of energy at your command.
Its amazing how you can just pick a spot on the road then point your steering wheel and be there in a second especially if you have the boost option on the LR or have the Performance model.
Just like a motorcycle.
It’s the best selling car in the world for a reason.
Toyota Camry outsold the Model 3 in 2023. And for many good reasons.
@@DerekDavis213 it’s the model Y.
@@DerekDavis213 Please follow along before commenting. This is the Model Y.
@@geoffreyjones6019 Model Y and Model 3 are brothers.
Toyota Camry outsold the Model 3 in 2023. And for many good reasons
@@DerekDavis213get your facts straight, have you heard of google? Model Y is the best selling car in 2023, it beat the corolla.
One thing about the key card... when you own the Tesla yourself you rarely if ever use it. Your phone is your key and you don't have to put it anywhere! It just needs to be in proximity with Bluetooth on. Great review though! Glad you enjoyed it. I've had mine since Oct 2021 and will never get a petrol car again!
To put in drive one click down.
No need to push button in for handbrake it’s automatic when you stop. The push button is designed to use if you park on an incline.
Saying that,I do push the park button nearly always.
I have had my MY for almost 2 years and love it. A great motorway cruiser. Covered over 16500 miles no problems, no range anxiety, no queuing at chargers. A great car for a family, so much room for everything. autopilot on long motorway drives is a godsend.
Nearly 300 miles for under £6 using home off peak electricity.
Little or no servicing , ULEZ and congestion free, no road tax, at the moment anyway. All good !
Don't be afraid to buy the white seats. I've had it for years and it's been amazingly resilient.
I've been rough on mine & they hold up well,
Great video. We love our Model Y Dual Motor. Using the Tesla mobile app, your phone is your key, keycard for emergency. You can use voice commands such as 'warm up my butt' to turn on heated seat etc. Twisty Cumbrian roads are great fun with one pedal driving. Car is fully charged every morning on our drive, no more trips to smelly petrol stations. We've done 2 long trips to Sussex, superchargers were great.
I'm a Tesla owner and will never go back. Love it.
If you live in desert or cold winters, don't get a Tesla.
If you cannot charge at home, don't get a Tesla.
If you take lots of road trips, don't get a Tesla.
@@DerekDavis213sure…😂 if you live behind the moon don’t get a tesla. If you live in russia don’t get a tesla… if you work for BMW don’t get a Tesla…
@@DerekDavis213 haha you’ve been crying all over the place. Where did Mr. Tesla hurt you? 🤣
@@DerekDavis213 That means 60% of the population can get Teslas. Should keep their plants busy for a very long time.
@@FriedChairs The Tesla plants are busy making cars, that people are *not* *buying* . Sales are way down.
I have owned Tesla since 2020. The phone is your key, the car has on board training videos, there's an icon on the dash that looks like a car, press that and it has access to the glove compartment, windshield wipers and much more. Or use voice commands to open the glove box and anything else. There are levers on the side to lower the rear seats for 75 cubic feet of space. I have long range dual motors and it's my daily driver and long distance travel car. The sound system is awesome and I like the cruise control. I am glad you liked the car, for me everything is second nature to me now.
I drove the new Tesla model 3 a few weeks ago, my first drive in any EV. What an amazing car, I'm a convert and will get rid of my BMW m135i next year and get a Tesla Model 3.
That's what I swapped my m135i for, 2 years in now on a model 3 and with a few mods, love it
This seems to be the trend. Welcome, my friend!
That’s really funny. You’re advertising a dash cam while sitting in a car that has eight cameras recording everything that happens in detail. 😊
and not even mentioning it. Tesla is well superior to the product she is advertising
2 years with a Tesla model Y, very happy and software is always getting better.
FSD software is still years behind schedule, on the Model Y.
@@DerekDavis213 still better than everything out there. It’s been amazing and your tears won’t change that.
테슬라의 소프트웨어 기술은 전세계 1위이고 제일 앞서 있습니다. Tesla car= smart car
제일 스마트한 테슬라 차는 운전자의 피로도를 낮춰줍니다. 일상적으로 자주해야하는 운전은 정말 피로한 일이지만 스마트한 테슬라 차가 있어서 정말 좋습니다. 고마운 테슬라 차
@@sya2546 Tesla 소프트웨어 엔지니어링은 그다지 좋지 않습니다. 4년이 지난 지금도 FSD는 좌회전, 과속 방지턱, 제한 속도 초과 등의 실수를 계속하고 있습니다. 인간 운전자에게는 이 모든 것이 쉽습니다!
Thank you Lucy for a great video.
You're fun to listen too.
I just ordered one! Picking it up Monday!
By far the best car on earth 😊.. people hating on it don’t know what it is, I always thought my BMW z4 is unbeatable car I owned but Tesla changed me
테슬라 차에 대해 편견에 사로잡힌 사람들이 테슬라를 타게 되면 자신이 지금까지 오해했다는 것을 깨닫게 됩니다. 그리고 테슬라를 좋아하게 됩니다.이제는 내연차로 돌아가지 않을거야 . 내가 왜 테슬라를 이제서야 알았지? 정말 똑똑하고 안전한 차라고 좋아하게. 됩니다.😊
#1 don't buy a tesla #2 don't buy anything with a German nameplate. The Z4 was one of the worst hunks of garbage ever sold. I thought it was the ugliest thing I'd ever seen until I saw a cybertruck.
When will the hater learn. We don't care what others think when spending our money.
@@LaJuanHughes You should care, tsla was made possible by government handouts.
Bought one 3 weeks ago and it's great. I love tech so I'm not afraid of it being different. Handles fantastic since the center of gravity is so heavy and low plus the acceleration is insane. I've been riding an electric scooter since 2018 so the regen braking isn't a new thing for me to understand but does take a bit getting use to. My father and my neighbor Howard weren't interested. They both complained about it having too much tech and being overly complicated. However they both are in their mid 80's so I get the close mindedness.
Just press the scroll button and say "temperature 19°" or "heated seat on" or.... *Anything* you use when you're driving.
100%. I never see anyone talk about the voice assistant in CZcams videos. Like the glovebox, Just say "Open Glovebox".
Great to see a reviewer for the everyday driver. The general public still knows next to nothing about evs. Thanks!
Nice work Lucy !! Loved the detailed descriptions of features and screen operations.
Good down to earth review. First time seeing your channel. Own a dual motor Y in Montreal, Canada. Voice commands work extremely well on Tesla’s. So it’s not often you need to play with the screen while driving. My favourite is “open butthole” and the charge port door opens.
We own an ioniq 5 awd (320bhp, 600nm, 4.7 0-60) and as somebody that considers myself a petrol head I was blown away first time driving electric, it’s just so useable for everyday driving, truly effortless, like it all hits home first time you drive up a steep incline, no changing of gears, completely unfazed and just flies up, overtaking is effortless. It’s very difficult to find downsides to the driving experience, I don’t even mind the lack of engine noise and I would always call them milk floats but when you drive these milk floats you just don’t care lol
Great review! As a Petrolhead myself, I've never been convinced by Electric cars, but your honest review was very helpful. I like the idea of having a daily Tesla and a weekend 911 or equivalent.
Great job as always!
Why do you need a 911 when an EV for half the price can wipe the floor with a 911 and leave it dickless?
@honesty_-no9he I own a Tesla and love it but 911 looks cooler has higher quality interior and gives handling and suspension that Tesla just doesn't. It's not all about speed. And while I'd never drive a gas car again (plus I don't have the money for a 911) I can appreciate why someone would want it. No need to hate.
Is it weird that a dash cam manufacturer sponsors a video about a car that makes their product obsolete because the Tesla already have a bazillion dash cams.
22:01 my kids have never had a problem opening the doors! Thanks for having an objective view of the door handles rather than just faffing around and claiming they are dumb!
Nice review !, i drive my Model Y Long Range for 2.5 years now and still love driving it. Some important things you missed...space in the frunk , in the nose hehe. The autopilot function, tap once for addaptive crouse control, tap twice for auto pilote meaning the car drives itself keeping it in the lane , i use it when i am tired or need to find things for routeplanning or so. Also you can do a preheating, nice in the winter it brings the interiour on the requested temperature and defrost the screens. then it has a camp modus meaning you can sleep in the car it keeps fresh air and good temperature, the Dog modus meaning you can keep your dog into the car, it keeps it aircondintioned and display a message so people know and dont crash the window to resque the dog hehe Then the all around cameras watch the surroundings and if someone touches your car it saves the footage onto a usb stick so you have evidence who did something . Actually many more features but this are the ones i think are important to mention also. finally the safety..it is the safest car in the world with 3 times 5+ stars and it will break or change direction when it sees a crash comming. It even sees 4 cars ahead if you could get a collision if they are crashing. The car saved me once to crash into an ambulance !
Lucy, glad to see you back with another car review
Some more tidbits as a Tesla fan and owner. Theres no air suspension on model Y yet. Nut the new Model 3 Highland does and the next gen Model Y will.
Voice commands are your friend.
I recently bought a fridge (from a company that makes it specifically for the model Y) for the sub trunk which I fill with water, juice boxes, refrigerated snacks for the kids and still leaves space if I go to the store and want to keep things cool. Its amazing and a gamechanger for roadtrips.
And its the best car for waiting for someone as you aren't idling while having a desired temp and being entertained. (Works great as I wait for my kids to get out of activities, school, etc.)
The new m3 does not have air suspension, but it has been significantly improved according to reviews.
My older sister had a 1967 Ford Mustang, so pushing with the thumb and pulling the handle with the rest of the hand is perfectly natural for me.
I'm glad you like the Model Y. I've had mine for 1-1/2 years. 1). If you link your phone to the car, you don't need that black card any more. You just open the car door. 2) I open the glove box by using the voice command "Open glove box". 3). I changed my wheel covers to plastic uberturbine- looking wheels to protect the wheels from road rash. There are cheap plastic add-ons to protect the wheels you have for your test vehicle. 4) If you could use Full Self Driving, you would be able to operate the controls on the display better. Typically, I tug on the steering wheel, then do my business on the display. Usually I'm done before FSD nags me to pay attention. 5) The all wheel drive car has noticeable advantages over the rear wheel drive you are testing. The all wheel drive car is much faster and works better in mud, rain, sand and snow plus regen braking is more powerful and somewhat better balanced. 6). When I got my white interior, I coated the interior with a ceramic coating and the interior still looks perfectly clean and new. 7) BTW, the Tesla Model Y is the safest car in the world based on US and European governmental testing.
I now own 2 Teslas - ‘22 Model 3, ‘23 Model Y and this is the first video of yours I’ve watched. Very enjoyable and appeared very honest first time experience in Tesla so thank you! All that you quickly became accustomed to I did as well and now I find myself telling people that as a daily drive and long trip drive the Tesla is both the easiest to drive, and can be so much fun at same time. Interestingly, i recently gave a ride to an 11yo and 9yo who never had ridden in a Tesla but they knew so much about it and were blown away with FSD and the car in general (these are future Tesla owners). Thanks again and I’ve subscribed! Best.
Great honest review Lucy !
I think you're right about the type of buyer for a Model Y - someone who's not that interested in cars but wants fun with practicality. I've had a Model Y Performance since last August, and while I have a BMW K1300s (motorcycle) for fun, I actually haven't driven it since I bought this car. The MY is a fantastic and weird combination of practicality and speed. It's like a 4-wheel motorcycle in terms of performance and range, but it's the most practical thing you could bring to a grocery store at the same time. I've been driving motorcycles since I was 17, and because of that, any performance car I'd ever driven wasn't as fast or as fun as a boring motorcycle, so I never looked for much fun in a car, just one that had enough performance to get out of its own way. (Driving a 1998 Ford Windstar for 15 years wasn't fun at all.) Now if I were to buy a 2nd EV, it would probably be the new Model 3 Performance, so I could have fun around corners as much as in a straight line. But for a mainly 1-car driver, it seems perfect.
Your experience somewhat mirrors mine. After four decades on motorcycles I sold my SV650 after buying an EV. Model 3 LR does everything I could want and makes long journeys effortless in a way I could never have imagined.
On.off.on.off like a big kid lol. I'd be the same though 😂
Excellent review Lucy
You should ask for the new Model 3 Performance next.
A great review as always Lucy, I love your enthusiasm.
The Tesla appears to have every gadget under the sun, except one for removing pesky insects from flying up the trouser leg of your camera man!
10:58 - all settings get saved to the river profile. Adjust it once, and every time that person gets into the vehicle it automatically adjusts everything back to those settings. Talk about being faster and convenient.
That space under the boot is perfect for backup charging equipment, tire inflator, and the other kinds of things you might keep in a car full time.
Great review, Lucy... I've had sports cars all my life starting with an Austin Healey 3000 MkIII, then RX7s, S2000s and Porsches. Loved them all, but in many ways the Healey was the best. Downshifting I always enjoy to control momentum and now my 23 MYLR is like driving around in 2nd gear like a true sports car... always in the right gear and perfect rpms. An absolute blast to drive! Trying free FSD now and very impressive. Don't love it in town, but on open roads... Wow! It's a great car.
Shame it doesn't handle and has no endurance
Very nice review Lucy. I have a Model Y performance that does 0-60 in 3.5 seconds instead of the 6.5 you talked about. That makes it quite a fun car to drive. Ask Tesla to give you a performance model for just one day; I think you'll love it
Awesome review. I have a Model Y long range and I absolutely love it. I do use the voice control feature a lot to control the inside temperature of the car, open the glove compartment, play music and a lot more as it's a lot safer to do so while driving the car.
The gears are the same as my Mercedes 4x4 & i think there in the best position ever, Id definitely consider a Model X if i changed my current vehicle, great video Lucy
You are so right! We have our MY for over a year and have no complaints, etc, etc
Nothing as good as a good honest review! well-done! I am thinking of making the switch and was considering either the Y LR, or the Y Perf. I think I have now narrowed it down to the Perf. Just need to now make a decision on the colour....The Test drive that Telsa offers is so amazing...they are that sure of their products and the experience you get
I got the LR for the extra miles but after driving for a while i could easily choose performance now. My range anxiety is pretty much gone.
@@zenbyo Which gives a more comfortable/cushy ride, the LR or P?
@ginger-bread_man I didn't notice much of a difference but I test drove the performance once. I ended up buying long range but I don't remember much difference in comfort.
Almost everything is the same between LR and P except the power to overtake another vehicle. It is literally insane. The 21” wheels are standard on the P and curb rashes are far too easily to obtain in any shopping centres. ( scuff marks)
@@zenbyoLR has fatter tyres so a bit softer ride. Still on the firm side though.
Great review Lucy !!! I’m driving a 2015 Tesla Model S for the last year and absolutely LOVE it. Tesla’s Supercharger network is also a massive benefit over any other Electric car brand with charging prices 1/3 lower (in Ireland)
Fantastic review 😊
Speaking of silly, absurd, ridiculous acceleration, the Model Y Performance fits those descriptions nicely 🤔✌🏻😎. It will drop almost any car off the line/light.
I own a Model Y LR, and the speed at which the vehicle achieves lane changes with impressive agility never gets old.
Nice to have a new point of view on the Model Y. Thanks! BTW You can customize the bottom row of icons such as dragging the seat heaters there in the winter. Lotsa love to all from Toronto ❤❤❤
The bottom bar on the screen is customizable. So you can place different shortcuts. For example, you can put your seat heater button down on the bottom bar so it's just always there.
good honest review had my M Y for two years still love it ps it has a frunk
Any news on your new car Lucy? Keep up the good work, love your vids
I have owned a Model 3 Long Range for 18 months. I have 23K miles and I love it! My biggest issues have all been addressed in the newest Model 3, which shows how Tesla is always improving! The SW updates keep every car current.
Not sure if full self driving is available in the UK, but that will completely blow your mind. Also if you want a be more drama, try the performance version.
Thanks for the honest review. Btw, you want "sporty"? Try the performance model. I think you'll find it.
There are so many things you’d have been easier for you if you had an informed Tesla owner to show you the ins and out. Maybe leaving the dash cam might have been better shown with a car that didn’t have 5 dash cams built in. 😂
Voice commands are a huge help. No need to stress over the screen while driving. Can even change wiper settings by voice.
Nice review, first impressions from someone who hasn't been driving a Tesla are great to see. You should try the new Model 3, it's a much sportier feel, especially the performance.
Just on the card, that is only there as a backup. Your phone is the primary key so you never have to take it out of your pocket, you just jump in and drive.
You can add shortcuts like heated seats, steering wheel (climate in general) at the bottom of the screen so you don't have to dig through menus.
I had the 2019 model for nearly 5 years… not an issue, only servicing was change of the cabin filter. The new ‘highland’ model is amazing… please try the dual motor version… even more invert…
I think you really need to try the other variants, you've driven the slowest Tesla they make. You made a remark that if you owned that one you'd need a sportier car as well, try the long range, try the performance, i'm not sure you'd then be left wanting. If you have your phone set up as the key then key card isn't required, and you don't need to do anything to unlock the car and just drive away. The reason the steering wheel is electronic is you can setup multiple driver profiles, and it will adjust to whoever's phone key unlocks the vehicle etc. There's so much more about the car too that i feel you've missed, but a good positive review on an excellent car none the less. There are good reasons why it was the top selling model globally last year. Be interesting to see how much better the updated version is when it comes out, if it's anything like the differences were on the Model 3 then i think people will be extremely happy/pleased. I have a MY LR, best car i've owned, can imagine ever needing to get rid of it.
Excellent video on the Tesla Y which I've now had for 18 months. I have had practically every car make in my lifetime and now would never go back to an ICE car.
I use my model Y LR as a taxi driver
I removed the floor of the boot & the parcel shelf & the amount of luggage I can get in is as much as the large Skoda estate cars most of the other local taxi drivers use
The Netflix/youtube/disney+ is amazing for me as I sit around in the car all day often waiting for work or waiting for passengers
Love them or hate them for whatever reason, one thing is certain. They are a lot of fun to drive.
Love mine , has a built in dash cam though...
Switched from a BMW M3, when it was out of the shop, to the Tesla 3LR. Faster, significantly more reliable, and way better. It was like when I moved from PC to Mac.
And FSD is a game changer. Especially in stop and go traffic, or long monotonous drives. Tremendous stress reliever.
11:34 for the heated seat, and many on screen buttons, you can change the apps that are always on the lower screen, I put my seat heat on that bar of apps, I never had to go into the HVAC menu sense, you can also turn the seat on and off with your voice!
Nice very different Nice tech I'm a petrol head to
Heated seats come on automatically depending on ambient temperature and pressure in the seat. You don't have to turn them on or off.
You’ve made me actually consider buying a tesla!
Tesla Model Y. 😍
Like your reviews :) You should try other EVs - they are actually nice cars ;) I have had my KIA EV6 for 2 years and love it. Keep up your nice work :)
Short answer, they are amazing, best car you will ever drive
Great video. Not sure if I could get on with the overly clinical interior but I haven't driven one (yet).
Anyone else intrigued by a sponsor for aftermarket dash cam in the middle of a MY review? LOL
hahaha, the instant torque, looks like she just realised how boring life was before
Also depends on the driving mode. “Chill” mode is fun. “Sport” mode is really fun.
Also once you own the car and set your profile you don't have to change the settings it adjusts when you get in.
Please try out the dual motor and then the perform model Y or 3 next. If you found the acceleration great in the Standard Range, the dual motor and performance models will blow your mind.
I'm very happy with my Renault Zoe GT, but I'm looking forward to trying a model Y at the everything electric Show in Harrogate on the 26th May
The refreshed one is quieter and the all wheel drive is much faster and is even better
2:43
Give her the PERFORMANCE model!
That launch didn’t do it any justice IMO.
I bought my 2016 Model S 60D with a max range of 218 miles. The battery was a 75kWh software limited and original cost to unlock the additional range to 259 miles was $9K, but about 3 months after I owned it and realized that 218 was enough for my commuting, they offered it for $2K and I paid to unlock it to a 75D. I drove it across the United States in 2019 using the Tesla Superchargers and it was a wonderful trip. I still get 233 miles full charge today and was thinking about driving it across country again in the future. It has FSD which has gotten crazy good with the latest versions, still need a human there, but I have to intervene less and less. My next car will be a Tesla and wish I could convince the wife to give up her 2014 Jeep Wily Unlimited for a Model Y or even a Model X.
Model S and X (and cybertruck) has air suspension, 3 and Y no. Great vid, thanks.
I've had a Tesla Model 3 AWD Long Range for 4.5 years, and it's still fun to drive. Service consists of tire rotation, changing the cabin air filter every two years, and every four year check on battery coolant and brake fluid. On my four year check, the brakes were virtually like new, and the brake fluid was fine. I would recommend using voice commands for things like setting cabin temperature, wipers, seat heaters, Navigation, checking tire pressures, and numerous other settings, therefore avoiding using the touchscreen most of the time.
For a much "sportier" car, you should test the new 2024 Tesla Model 3 performance, which has a new suspension, more responsive steering, more power, etc.
Last year I was torn between a Tesla or Lexus nx350hybrid; in America both have long wait times, they were overpriced with dealer markup (10%) if you order. Now they have gone down on price on full ev’s. So if I waited a few months, I could have gone for Tesla for the price and the functionality after watching your honest review.
Sponsoring a dashcam from inside a Tesla😂😅 Does the dashcam have 8 cameras? Great review Lucy 👍
I like the keycard idea; you have to physical touch the car with the key means thieves can't signal-boost the keyless fob to nick your car off the drive! The gear-stick is also not a bad idea; it's not a sporty driver-focused thing so it makes sense. I do think there are not enough buttons, putting everything in the screen is too much of a distraction for me. I don't want the dash plastered with buttons but for me there is such a thing as too few buttons.
Awesome of Tesla to lend you the car to review, I do like it when Manufacturers support the non-traditional journalism of CZcams.
Good over view. Now try the Model 3 and for the fast version the Plaid
You definitely want to try the long range, that’s fast and efficient
The performance is obviously faster but the difference isn’t really worth it for the extra cost on a model y for the size
I could see the point in getting the performance on the model 3, as that’s a saloon car and better suited to the sp ed of a performance model
I think you should try driving another brand of electric car like a Hyundai Ionic 5/6 or Kia EV6. They are more like a normal petrol car in terms of having the usual buttons etc inside, but do give you the EV experience too. They also have easily changed regenerative braking settings so that you can easily switch between one pedal driving and coasting like in a petrol car.
Front (Frunk) and under boot storage spaces ha a plethora of uses as well as aftermarket accessories like fridges etc
I have to agree, as a car enthousiast I would want another car besides this one.
I am contemplating getting a Tesla model 3 or Y and getting an oldtimer muscle car as a "fun weekend car".
If you get a new M3P, you probably won't need a second car for fun!
@@mikeoberg1 With fun i mean the fun of a manual gearbox and the awesome sound of the old muscle cars, i know it won't get near the M3 in performance, but it's just so entertaining to drive.
Only thing I wish they improved is the suspension it’s horrible and they must know that
14:07 you can also take 2 fingers and split the airflow! I have mine split and go on both sides of me all the way down, cools/warms my legs 😅
Yes! Do another Tesla. I would like to see a review of the Tesla Model 3 as well. And why not also review the BMW i4 if you can get your hands on one?
haven't used cards ever, on my first day i used the app after transferring ownership.
even lending it to my dad i gave him access via the app.
and i remote started it once for the car wash guy .
latest update have autoshift as well which make things even easier.
these little things are not matched
Lucy, you should try new model 3 performance. I had many BMW 3er after switching to model 3 performance, I think this is the new benchmark for sedans. Model 3 drives much better than Y especially new refreshed model 3. It’s my daily and canyon or b road car. Great review!
would love to get your opinions on the new model 3 performance
Interesting review. I think you hit most of the typical driving points. Your point of still having a sporty car, what are you thinking that would be? Considering how quick the Tesla is, would that be a Lambo? What you didn't touch on was the charging, did you charge at home for the week? Also, did you have Full Self Driving - Supervised (FSD) in the car? It's like reviewing a smart phone and it wasn't connected to the internet! I'm going to say it's still not really there yet, but many of the features do work well and I would consider it a great feature for long boring drives and heavy traffic with stop and go traffic. And since you didn't have the car for more than a week, you didn't get an over the air update. This is where features are improved or updated with an over the air update. If that care was not equipped with FSD, you really need to give it a try.