You get used to the buttons pretty quick.
Failing that, you can buy these soon:
We have the buttons from the same company, very good.
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You get used to the buttons pretty quick.
Failing that, you can buy these soon:
We have the buttons from the same company, very good.
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Nah.....you're sticking with your DMC-12 as it's off the scale cool!
Never mind that you have to release the handbrake every time you get in, that's a minor inconvenience...
BTW, that's another motor designed by the magic pen of Giugiaro.
Tesla has, of course, not received a dime from the US government..........................
3 of them
I remember the 1st one (Green I think?, then you got an old Tuscan, can't recall a third one.
So how much did they get then.
Yes a green Tuscan from 2003, and two blue Grantura’s from 1962 and 1966.
The middle one was bought for the spares that came with it, and I need to sell it again now that summers coming…but I do love it.
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It is worth reading the article and not just the headline. Tesla didn't get 38bn in subsidies.
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I know it would be motoring-blasphemy, but wouldn't it have been good if Tesla had acquired TVR early. Youtube has some interesting TVR conversions.
This guy bought first gen Model 3P for £11k. with a lot of mileage... sure but £11k! 60% battery capacity after 215,000 miles.
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Thanks. Was it fixed with later engines?
Do they actually know why it happens? The only suggestion I have seen is that cylinder deactivation puts uneven loads on a crankshaft.
quite a lot of help
Elon Musk's companies, including Tesla and SpaceX, have received a substantial amount of government funding, totaling an estimated $38 billion in contracts, loans, subsidies, and tax credits over the past two decades.
why was US govt investigating Musks companies...........until Musk sacked them off under the cover of DOGE
I give up, why?
It's murky; I doubt that you would find anything bold and underlined, and clearly marked as "a subsidy" - save the $7.5k (plus $2.5k in California) - on any set of accounts.
Getting a contract at a guaranteed price - like the sort of thing that the UK pays for nuclear energy, as an example - might not be termed a subsidy, but it achieves much the same result.
Like I said, it is murky.
