Buying a new car
Keeping the old one too. Zomg my wallet
Keeping the old one too. Zomg my wallet
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Started by Dr. Pezus, May 16, 2014, 06:00 PM
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I really really want a tesla model 3. And now that orders are open to everyone it's making not having money right now even worse. I've had a chevy cruze for 6 years. i'm ready for something new. Hoping when the standard battery is available to buy it will cheapen it up enough. The dual motor with all the extras is like 59,000 before the $7500 tax rebate thingy. Hoping the standard battery pulls it under 50k. If some of my work starts up i'm gonna try and save up for a big down payment on it.Is the current model 3 expected to get full autopilot.
I'm also hoping if I get the standard batter that I can upgrade to the better mileage or dual motors later on. Not having to ever get gas again and then being able to do autopilot.
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Is the current model 3 expected to get full autopilot.yeah it has the basic autopilot and then has the upgrade for full self driving capability once it releases. You can either add that as an option at the time of buying or upgrade to full self driving after. But it's like double the price to add it after you get the car.
Outside of being broke, my problem right now with buying a new car is that it seems the really really cool features are still a few years out.
Buying a new carBuying a new car.
Keeping the old one too. Zomg my wallet
I really really want a tesla model 3. And now that orders are open to everyone it's making not having money right now even worse. I've had a chevy cruze for 6 years. i'm ready for something new. Hoping when the standard battery is available to buy it will cheapen it up enough. The dual motor with all the extras is like 59,000 before the $7500 tax rebate thingy. Hoping the standard battery pulls it under 50k. If some of my work starts up i'm gonna try and save up for a big down payment on it.I would love to get a tesla myself.
I'm also hoping if I get the standard batter that I can upgrade to the better mileage or dual motors later on. Not having to ever get gas again and then being able to do autopilot.
Is the current model 3 expected to get full autopilot.It is supposed to get full autopilot.
Outside of being broke, my problem right now with buying a new car is that it seems the really really cool features are still a few years out.
I've given up on tesla for now. Will maybe buy down the line but for now it's a cheaper family carYeah I gave up at one point and was going to get a dodge challenger. But looking at the model 3 again it's definitely the car I want. I figure I might as well try to get one soon before I possibly have any sort of family.
Saw this on Era, was a fun reminder that I'm still smart after a tough year at Uni
Isn't this just an extension of the Monty Hall problem?
My first thought:Its different to Monty Hall but not by much. You can apply the same kind of logic to solve both.
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This one feels less honest than the monty hall problem.An interesting difference between the two is that in this case, the choice has already been made.
The problem itself tells you you picked a yellow ball so you jump into thinking it's a box vs box question, ignoring that initial part.
Meanwhile monty hall can work in real life.
