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The Model Y Six Month Review
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. It’s been a bit over six months as I write this, and I decided to take a few hours and think about the first half … Continue reading
Was the Tesla Model Y a Good Decision
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. As I write this, I’ve owned a Model Y for six months. I’ll do a review of the car ownership across six months, but first, … Continue reading
A Frozen UI at 65MPH
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. I was driving home from a ski trip recently on I-70 E in Colorado. My wife wanted to call my daughter and went to switch … Continue reading
Model Y Multi-Day Road Trip in the Country
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. Recently I was up in Greeley, CO for a 3 day volleyball tournament. Greeley is a small city in Colorado, but it’s fairly rural in character. Lots … Continue reading