Dave, I so enjoy your reviews and experiences. I am glad you have the ability to buy and review so many cars. All your viewers benefit from this! Thank you.
I got the Model X because of the falcon doors. I know a lot of people may think that are unnecessary but the came in handy for us. I take care of my wheelchair bound mother and use a lift to get her into the car. The Falcon doors make is so much easier to get her into the car. I don't have to finagle with getting her in. No worries with watching out for her head hitting the top of the car or her bottom hitting the seat. The doors give you so much more room. Just lift her up and put her in. So easy.
Dave's wife is more accomodating than mine... I've had my Model 3 for 6 years now, and she still says no when I even bring up the idea of starting to think about replacing it, since "it still works fine". lol
My wife has a 2023 X that looks basically identical to this one - beautiful red. Got it about 1 months ago before yours. I have a 3, also bought about the same time. The X we have is the dual motor version, has about 6000 miles. 22-inch wheels. Mostly used for trips and errands around town. It is a real road cruiser. We have had a couple of problems. About a week after purchase, the rear inverter failed, making the vehicle go into turtle mode, the first time very slow and shaking (I wasn’t there, but sure heard about it). We were able a few days later to get it to the service center about 35 miles away in faster turtle mode, and they took care of it (required rear inverter replacement). No other drivetrain problems since. Now however we have the pass-side falcon wing door will not open all the way unless you hold the screen button down for an extended period of time - the road service tech says this is a sensor problem (could be as simple as the sensor has become partially dismounted). So it looks like hubby here will get to take it to the service center, hopefully to be fixed in just an hour or two. I will say Tesla service has been very good to us, especially at the Rocklin(Tinker) service center NE of Sacramento, and my model 3 SR has had no problems except a couple of factory cosmetic defects that Tesla took care of.
I’ve had nothing but trouble with my falcon wing doors. They replaced the door sensors five times. It was always the passenger door that wouldn’t open all the way Tesla Sarasota had it for a week recently and I talked to a technician and he said it wasn’t the sensors on the passenger door that was causing a problem it was the sensor on the driver side, falcon wing door that was causing a problem and I said thats strange because that door always open fully he says that the sensors in both doors communicate with each other constantly, so no other technician knew this evidently cause they kept changing the ultrasonic sensors in the passenger door now the doors open up perfectly all the time and of course now the car has been classified as a Lemon and Tesla‘s gonna buy it back from me. I’m really contemplating on whether I wanna get another X or not
@32:23 Your left arm should be free floating with your left hand holding and driving the steering. When I drive my MYP, both arms are free floating, anchored by the hands on the steering. You're driving Dave! 🙂
My long range model X came with the ultra red at no additional cost. I’m not sure when they changed that must’ve been just after you were looking Dave but now it’s back to 2500.
Effectively since the car was in Colorado for the winter you had the car in your possession around 3 months and now your moving on, must be some sort of record. You need an intervention.
It’s basically free for him. He gets to write off these cars as a business expense…makes $ from his TH-cam content…and lowers his tax bill. It’s prob close to a wash due to this so it doesn’t cost him as much as you think.
Love the channel Dave. As a former Model X owner wondering if you had any issue with the the front half shafts? My X had several sets of half shafts replaced over a 2 year plus timeframe (all covered under warranty)...Common issue that causes vibration and some noise when accelerating hard. Thanks
I had HIGH HOPES of you doing several reviews of the X showing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Never happened. VERY surprised as your X videos drew some of your largest views compared to your other videos.
I think Kyle did a 7+ HOUR Live stream TOWING video. Who wants to see 7+ hours of towing??? True, Dave was getting 60K Views(Showroom) on some of the early Model X vids. I’m interested in the X and trusted there would be some great content on the X going forward. I was sad to see it go to Colorado and not much appeared. Was hoping at least Colton would show a video of detailing & build/paint quality. Nothing…Bummer.
One thing very underrated about the six seat configuration captains chairs is you can store so many items between and around those seats, for example, if you are on a road trip, and had a lot of luggage of different sizes and shapes, quite amazing how much this car can eat up in storage.
12:43 ish: Bad habit to depend on the (EPA) range, better to just leave it as percent. When travelling, Range itself isn't as important as how much juice will be "in the tank" when you get to your next charger. When driving locally, percentage is much more important than EPA range, regardless. The EPA range given is going to be wrong. It is based on the results of a test suite defined by the Feds to give the consumer a basis of comparison between vehicles. It should not be used as an indication of how far the car is going to go before the batteries are empty. There are at least two better sources of range numbers in a Tesla than that silly EPA range.
The doors auto open now, right? Interesting on the arm rest.... I may have to wait for Juniper, but the air suspension is soo nice when I test drove one awhile ago...
Many of the negatives you mentioned are reasons that I got an Audi e-tron instead of a Model X when I decided to move on from my Model X. The e-tron has a better ride, a quieter cabin, German fit and finish, actual parking sensors, a full-fledged instrument cluster (which is configurable, unlike the X and S), an actual sunroof, etc. I test drove Model X three times, and had one as a loaner for 3 days. I really wanted to like it, but it does not ride that well, is noisy, and for me the huge windshield is a pain. The flimsy little visors did not hack it for me. The falcon wing doors are sexy looking and helpful in some use cases, but are more trouble than they are worth. I do miss the Tesla software in some cases, but the e-tron is a better car for my needs than the X would be.
I have the exact same car, year etc... I agree with all the criticisms, the left arm rest is like just 1" too far away. Im 6'-3" so thats a bit odd. I have no plan to sell ours but the items listed are minor annoyances but all easily adjusted in an slight redesign/update
My wish list for a redesigned X: 1. A little larger so 3rd row is legit. 2. Modular seating so easier to reconfigure outside factory. Maybe a Stow&Go style. 3. Sliding doors (front and rear). Suicide style doors except sliding. Will look cool like FWD, but infinitely more practical and reliable. Frees up roof for racks like a proper SUV. 4. Bring electrical from CT (900V, 48V, etc.) 5. 4 wheel steering from CT. 6. Drive by wire steering from CT. 7. Digital rear/side mirrors with separate hi-rez screens. 8. Front bumper cam with better bird's eye 360 views to avoid curb rash epidemic. 9. Aftermarket instrumentation. With 48V, it is possible to publish API to allow plugNplay accessories, displays, controls. With strategic mounting points, it would allow easy customization. 10. Throw in the towel for vision only ADAS. More sensors will fill gaps that vision will never handle. Vision will never be better than the best human, but it needs to be superhuman and see what vision can't.
Looking at previous videos - six months ago “ Wife drives my Model X for the first time and says it a keeper” - guess it was never likely! Look forward to the collection day video.
Funny, I traded my 2017 Volt on a 2024 X LR last month. Like them both very much. Having the horn in the center of the steering wheel was a VERY pleasant surprise.
After driving the "Y" for 5300 miles, I've come to the same conclusion. The "Y" is a minivan. It's not an agile car; it's actually a bit twitchy. I took a ride out to North Adams- Mt Greylock today, and the twisty roads weren't fun. So... I'm seriously considering taking a bath on the "Y" and getting a 3 Performance.
We have the same 3 cars as Dave and we love all 3 of them. I drive the X and I love it. The X is a wonderful family car and I love the size. I didn't think I would like the falcon wing doors but I love them. The only thing I don't like is the horn button.
I would like to know if it's actually stereo and not just high quality audio. I have a 2020 model Y and if I move my head to the middle of the car over the armrest I can get a bit of stereo sound but not what I think of as true stereo. Listen to the beginning of the Beatles "Back in the USSR" that jet should travel from the far right to the far left very clearly. Also give a listen to the "Let it be" album, the very first track you have the first guitar that comes in is in the left speaker the next guitar part comes in on the right speaker and you can clearly hear each guitar left and right you can also hear Paul on one speaker and John on the other when they are singing. That does not happen in my car. Great sounding audio but not very good stereo. Also give a listen to the James Gang "Funk 49".
Kind of interesting about the horn. I had a 1972 Ford Courier Pickup that I purchased in 1978. It was broken into so I redid the interior and used a custom steering wheel. I decided to use a horn button on the steering column for looks although the center of the Grant GT custom steering wheel's center hub was "pressable." I sold the truck to a friend and told him about the horn button. When he was in a parking lot, someone backed out and did not see him. He desperately started pressing the center of the steering wheel but by the time he realized the horn button location, the car hit his fender. So I can understand how we have that mental tendency to press in the center of the steering wheel and in the split second it takes to remember the new location of a common device, an accident can ensue.
Bought mine in Nov 2023, when the Escalade IQ is available im trading it in. Love the X, but since it's my 3rd Tesla, I'm kinda just bored honestly. And here in Austin, there's a million Tesla. Since we have home charging, less worried about the charging network which was why I initially kept buying only Tesla.
Dave I rented the model X through Turo, which for me, was a bad experience, never doing that again. The falcon wing doors are a pain in the ass. The yoke is awful. On the plus side the car drives really well and the charging time at the supercharger was super fast. I have the model 3 RWD, I much prefer my car then the model X too many gimmicks
@@johnjohn3241 Just personal preference. I like smaller sporty driving cars. My only issue with the model 3 is the low seating position. Other than that I find it very fun to drive, which is important to me. Happy Trails
I like the red on white. My wife never wanted white seats. Well, I don’t have to opt for her choice now (she passed away this past Tuesday, medical issue, 46 😞) but I certainly don’t need an X for me and the dog so… I want to see the rumored compact Tesla model. Other than that, still love the Model 3. 18:03
Dave thanks for always providing great and interesting content your switching cars do provide you with content for your channel but the only thing we don't know about these cars is longevity reviews. How do these cars hold up after ex-number of years after ex-number of miles? Maybe an idea for another out-of-spec channel :-) I do enjoy your stuff and thank you for posting. How about a poll to see who can guess the next car :-)
I get that experience with the driver door when im trying to enter. Sometimes it would open an inch and its an effort to pry it open as well as when closing it when I MANAGE TO get inside. Is there a fix for this? This happens to me occasionally. Thats my gripe with my MX 2023
Dave, Happy Father’s Day! I enjoy your review. If the model X is at 90% state of charge and driven at 80mph, how far can it go when it is stopped at 10% state of charge? Thank you.
So, should I have already sold my '22 Ford Mach-e? I only have 31,000 on it. How about my '99 Lexus? This is crazy. I cannot fathom dealing with buying a new car more than every five or more years.
I don’t like the horn placement on the 2023 model X it’s not in the center where it should be. I had a couple instances where people were backing out of their driveways and I went to hit the horn and forgot where it was and I almost got hit twice. It really is a safety issue but since then they have changed it to the center but they won’t retrofit unless I give them $1000 to change The steering wheel as they claim it has a different type of airbag for the wheel that has the horn in the center, but it really really is a safety issue. You would think Tesla would change it. No questions asked
Do you have a deal with these dealerships where you keep and drive the car for a few months then return it? How are you able to return cars you bought over and over again?
I have the exact same car and it just COMMANDS respect on the road! When you compare the pros with the cons, the flaws seem miniscule.. Frunk is automatic these days and all other things you mentioned is very minor cosmetic issues you can easily ignore.. I have all around tint window protection, PPF and ceramic coating on the car and it is pleasant inside at reg AC settings.. If you needed more space at the back, you should have bought a truck.. Ask the parents of young kids why falcon doors are a big relief for getting them in and out of the car so quickly.. If you want kids chairs to have arm rests, then your crib of massage chair for driver was no surprise.. 22 inch wheels are so much better when you go on long trips.. The sound system and online games at the back seat is a big relief for parents at front.. This car is probably best for young parents and not grandparents!
Model y owner 4 years. Model X tax baby owner for 2 months-best car ever…for me. I keep it in Chill mode as insane setting is too sensitive and too crazy fast (I am a previous 911 owner and would take it to the track). The bench back seat is comfortable and very useful as it can fold down. No need for the third row. Most annoying feature are the power driver/passenger doors. I really enjoy all of the new cars that are on the horizon. At the age of 65, my driving years are definitely limited. So the model X is perfect for now. Yeah, Dave is not the normal car consumer, but he does drive a lot, and gives a lot of good insight. Sadly, the model X may be my last car purchase, but I hope not. Cheers!
Dave - I’m also a Dave and believe we have exact personalities from a car and justify mode. Right on - great review. Love Tesla, although I’m a Porsche fan 🎉. New macan will replace my ice macan. If go Tesla, I’ll chose this exact configuration- mahalo Dave
So much inequity when you sold it whether you financed it or bought it out right that you don’t sound like a very smart man trading/buying cars so often with inequity after inequity after inequity but to each it’s own
I’m really stuck between the model 3 performance and a new model s plaid! Trying to find a models a plaid to drive at the Tesla service center. We love our dual motor highland. Wondering if the performance will be enough or if we need to get the model s
@@outofspecdave1554 Thank you! I am blown away by how much we live our model 3 highland. We purchased it as a car for our nanny to use in our drive around the kids. My wife and I know find ourself fighting over who gets to drive it! Looking to get to Tesla to drive a model s his weekend. We are excited to add another Tesla to the fleet.
Of all the cars I know you have owned so far is the Lucid you had is my favourite. So later this year and has massaging seats so won't be a Tesla perhaps a Polestar 3(????).
Mmmmm maybe we are related, I can justify about anything, specially when it’s about buying a new car . My wife name is Kathy too. Cue the twilight zone music.
You are lucky for not paying as much sales taxes as I do !!! I am in California, and in my County, the sales taxes are 10.75% Otherwise, I would change my Tesla every year or so.
The font door update is coming, since I have FSD, I can't get the update yet. I was thinking you will make a video for the update. Tesla only pushing the update to model X without FSD for now.
I do not see the value in the X over the Y. The interior is about the same size in the front 2 rows, and the falcon wing doors are a pain for maintenance.
Daves cars motto “ we are here for a good time, not a long time” - literally every car
Owning a car for 6 Months is a long time - for Dave. 🙂
Let’s face that he’s only really had the car for three months. Kyle had the car for three months before.
@@Anthony__420 which makes it even more insane lol
@@doomsday9973 Well ,really, why would they want a Model X unless there were grandchildren to haul.
Easier than going to a car wash ?
They are a rich family. They don't need to worry about costs that much.
You change cars as often as I change underwear.
I get your point but I truly hope that’s not the case! Thanks for watching 😊
….and I like it!!!
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He's probably taken over $100k in tax credits. It's kind of embarrassing.
Smelly.
Daves next video....why Im already selling the car I haven't even bought yet. 😉😁.
That is next level kind of thinking! Love it
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Happy Father’s Day Dave! Work hard, play hard. You enjoy cars, glad you get to pursue your passion and share the ride with us.
Dave, I so enjoy your reviews and experiences. I am glad you have the ability to buy and review so many cars. All your viewers benefit from this! Thank you.
What the heck, Dave?! You “had” this car for six months, but your son had it for testing for half that time!!!
I got the Model X because of the falcon doors. I know a lot of people may think that are unnecessary but the came in handy for us. I take care of my wheelchair bound mother and use a lift to get her into the car. The Falcon doors make is so much easier to get her into the car. I don't have to finagle with getting her in. No worries with watching out for her head hitting the top of the car or her bottom hitting the seat. The doors give you so much more room. Just lift her up and put her in. So easy.
Model 3 performance in the next couple days then the Porsche
I think he already got it (MP3)
Full repair may have been pending parts.
The tape may have been to return charger to service until cabinet replacement arrives.
Dave's wife is more accomodating than mine... I've had my Model 3 for 6 years now, and she still says no when I even bring up the idea of starting to think about replacing it, since "it still works fine". lol
Divorce??? 😉😉😉
Upgrade the wife instead
I feel sorry for you …….
Replace both (the car and the wife)
It's your money lol you letting your wife run the show
Whatever he buys will be on the Tesla charging network.
Rivian is my guess
Ahh good old weekend morning yard work listening to Dave.
Man, my friends and family give me grief for all the cars that I buy and sell. But you are a beast!
My wife has a 2023 X that looks basically identical to this one - beautiful red. Got it about 1 months ago before yours. I have a 3, also bought about the same time. The X we have is the dual motor version, has about 6000 miles. 22-inch wheels. Mostly used for trips and errands around town. It is a real road cruiser. We have had a couple of problems. About a week after purchase, the rear inverter failed, making the vehicle go into turtle mode, the first time very slow and shaking (I wasn’t there, but sure heard about it). We were able a few days later to get it to the service center about 35 miles away in faster turtle mode, and they took care of it (required rear inverter replacement). No other drivetrain problems since. Now however we have the pass-side falcon wing door will not open all the way unless you hold the screen button down for an extended period of time - the road service tech says this is a sensor problem (could be as simple as the sensor has become partially dismounted). So it looks like hubby here will get to take it to the service center, hopefully to be fixed in just an hour or two. I will say Tesla service has been very good to us, especially at the Rocklin(Tinker) service center NE of Sacramento, and my model 3 SR has had no problems except a couple of factory cosmetic defects that Tesla took care of.
I’ve had nothing but trouble with my falcon wing doors. They replaced the door sensors five times. It was always the passenger door that wouldn’t open all the way Tesla Sarasota had it for a week recently and I talked to a technician and he said it wasn’t the sensors on the passenger door that was causing a problem it was the sensor on the driver side, falcon wing door that was causing a problem and I said thats strange because that door always open fully he says that the sensors in both doors communicate with each other constantly, so no other technician knew this evidently cause they kept changing the ultrasonic sensors in the passenger door now the doors open up perfectly all the time and of course now the car has been classified as a Lemon and Tesla‘s gonna buy it back from me. I’m really contemplating on whether I wanna get another X or not
They put the cool doors in the back, weird, also power sliding van doors are better and more practical, someone should use those
2023 model y i added an amp and changed the speakers now it sounds better when i need to crank it
@32:23 Your left arm should be free floating with your left hand holding and driving the steering. When I drive my MYP, both arms are free floating, anchored by the hands on the steering. You're driving Dave! 🙂
Prediction: Dave is picking up Model 3 performance Highland today. In September Cathy will sell her Model Y and get the Porsche Macan EV.
Bingo
Spoiler, in an odd twist it was a standard range 3
@@sethssd may be trading in the RWD for performance here soon lol
I didn't know Kathy was a musician...now I want to hear her talk about teaching music.
Model 3 Performance?
I am glad I found this channel. As picky as I am, Dave's review is extremely helpful in helping me decide between the X, X plaid, and Cybertruck.
Always enjoy your videos Dave!
My long range model X came with the ultra red at no additional cost. I’m not sure when they changed that must’ve been just after you were looking Dave but now it’s back to 2500.
Effectively since the car was in Colorado for the winter you had the car in your possession around 3 months and now your moving on, must be some sort of record. You need an intervention.
It’s basically free for him. He gets to write off these cars as a business expense…makes $ from his TH-cam content…and lowers his tax bill. It’s prob close to a wash due to this so it doesn’t cost him as much as you think.
@@myaccount__7269his taxes must be bonkers. 😊
@@myaccount__7269 well he will almost certainly take a loss on selling this
Love the channel Dave. As a former Model X owner wondering if you had any issue with the the front half shafts? My X had several sets of half shafts replaced over a 2 year plus timeframe (all covered under warranty)...Common issue that causes vibration and some noise when accelerating hard. Thanks
I had HIGH HOPES of you doing several reviews of the X showing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Never happened. VERY surprised as your X videos drew some of your largest views compared to your other videos.
He did very little with it
I think Kyle did a 7+ HOUR Live stream TOWING video. Who wants to see 7+ hours of towing??? True, Dave was getting 60K Views(Showroom) on some of the early Model X vids. I’m interested in the X and trusted there would be some great content on the X going forward. I was sad to see it go to Colorado and not much appeared. Was hoping at least Colton would show a video of detailing & build/paint quality. Nothing…Bummer.
@@js3085 yeah his insanely bloated vids like that are just insane. And the answer is nobody lol
I wish I was in a financial situation that let me change cars as often as Dave lmao
The door issue is a setting. You can set it to open less than fully if you have low clearance. You must have set it by mistake.
Calling it...Lucid Gravity is the next vehicle, and I'm here for it.
Doors will open halfway now with latest update
The Porche is the replacement vehicle.
Whatever he buys he will regret it.
One thing very underrated about the six seat configuration captains chairs is you can store so many items between and around those seats, for example, if you are on a road trip, and had a lot of luggage of different sizes and shapes, quite amazing how much this car can eat up in storage.
Really disagree with you on the comparison of storage volume in the X vs Y. We have both, and I can get way more in the X with 6 seat configuration
I've kept wondering where are there so many rich folks in Connecticut. This channel is living proof of that.
Nah, I believe you haven't listened long enough to Dave. He's _saving_ money with each of his purchases 😏
@@pqvidsays every junkie
I never really understood this purchase. There's already tons of Model X content out there. It's kind of old at this point.
Agree with you there
It's time for you to pre-order lucid gravity soon
12:43 ish: Bad habit to depend on the (EPA) range, better to just leave it as percent. When travelling, Range itself isn't as important as how much juice will be "in the tank" when you get to your next charger. When driving locally, percentage is much more important than EPA range, regardless. The EPA range given is going to be wrong. It is based on the results of a test suite defined by the Feds to give the consumer a basis of comparison between vehicles. It should not be used as an indication of how far the car is going to go before the batteries are empty. There are at least two better sources of range numbers in a Tesla than that silly EPA range.
The doors auto open now, right? Interesting on the arm rest.... I may have to wait for Juniper, but the air suspension is soo nice when I test drove one awhile ago...
Many of the negatives you mentioned are reasons that I got an Audi e-tron instead of a Model X when I decided to move on from my Model X. The e-tron has a better ride, a quieter cabin, German fit and finish, actual parking sensors, a full-fledged instrument cluster (which is configurable, unlike the X and S), an actual sunroof, etc. I test drove Model X three times, and had one as a loaner for 3 days. I really wanted to like it, but it does not ride that well, is noisy, and for me the huge windshield is a pain. The flimsy little visors did not hack it for me. The falcon wing doors are sexy looking and helpful in some use cases, but are more trouble than they are worth. I do miss the Tesla software in some cases, but the e-tron is a better car for my needs than the X would be.
I have the exact same car, year etc... I agree with all the criticisms, the left arm rest is like just 1" too far away. Im 6'-3" so thats a bit odd. I have no plan to sell ours but the items listed are minor annoyances but all easily adjusted in an slight redesign/update
My wish list for a redesigned X:
1. A little larger so 3rd row is legit.
2. Modular seating so easier to reconfigure outside factory. Maybe a Stow&Go style.
3. Sliding doors (front and rear). Suicide style doors except sliding. Will look cool like FWD, but infinitely more practical and reliable. Frees up roof for racks like a proper SUV.
4. Bring electrical from CT (900V, 48V, etc.)
5. 4 wheel steering from CT.
6. Drive by wire steering from CT.
7. Digital rear/side mirrors with separate hi-rez screens.
8. Front bumper cam with better bird's eye 360 views to avoid curb rash epidemic.
9. Aftermarket instrumentation. With 48V, it is possible to publish API to allow plugNplay accessories, displays, controls. With strategic mounting points, it would allow easy customization.
10. Throw in the towel for vision only ADAS. More sensors will fill gaps that vision will never handle. Vision will never be better than the best human, but it needs to be superhuman and see what vision can't.
Loving the video so far. You just earned a subscriber. That’s my dream car by the way, lol
Looking at previous videos - six months ago “ Wife drives my Model X for the first time and says it a keeper” - guess it was never likely! Look forward to the collection day video.
Funny, I traded my 2017 Volt on a 2024 X LR last month. Like them both very much. Having the horn in the center of the steering wheel was a VERY pleasant surprise.
Thanks for the x review. Now I think I’ll keep my 23 model s. I need the 400 mile range.
After driving the "Y" for 5300 miles, I've come to the same conclusion. The "Y" is a minivan. It's not an agile car; it's actually a bit twitchy. I took a ride out to North Adams- Mt Greylock today, and the twisty roads weren't fun. So... I'm seriously considering taking a bath on the "Y" and getting a 3 Performance.
@@craighermle7727 new 3 performance is incredible.
Hapoy Father’s day Dave!
Thanks!!!
We have the same 3 cars as Dave and we love all 3 of them. I drive the X and I love it. The X is a wonderful family car and I love the size. I didn't think I would like the falcon wing doors but I love them. The only thing I don't like is the horn button.
The first time i have seen exit 9 without traffic in years 😂
I would like to know if it's actually stereo and not just high quality audio. I have a 2020 model Y and if I move my head to the middle of the car over the armrest I can get a bit of stereo sound but not what I think of as true stereo. Listen to the beginning of the Beatles "Back in the USSR" that jet should travel from the far right to the far left very clearly. Also give a listen to the "Let it be" album, the very first track you have the first guitar that comes in is in the left speaker the next guitar part comes in on the right speaker and you can clearly hear each guitar left and right you can also hear Paul on one speaker and John on the other when they are singing. That does not happen in my car. Great sounding audio but not very good stereo. Also give a listen to the James Gang "Funk 49".
Kind of interesting about the horn. I had a 1972 Ford Courier Pickup that I purchased in 1978. It was broken into so I redid the interior and used a custom steering wheel. I decided to use a horn button on the steering column for looks although the center of the Grant GT custom steering wheel's center hub was "pressable." I sold the truck to a friend and told him about the horn button. When he was in a parking lot, someone backed out and did not see him. He desperately started pressing the center of the steering wheel but by the time he realized the horn button location, the car hit his fender.
So I can understand how we have that mental tendency to press in the center of the steering wheel and in the split second it takes to remember the new location of a common device, an accident can ensue.
That windshield is breathtaking … one of my favorite features.
Bought mine in Nov 2023, when the Escalade IQ is available im trading it in. Love the X, but since it's my 3rd Tesla, I'm kinda just bored honestly. And here in Austin, there's a million Tesla. Since we have home charging, less worried about the charging network which was why I initially kept buying only Tesla.
It does tell u in the side camera view on the screen with a red blinking light for blind spot and makes sound I drive a model s
Cross traffic alert when you are backing up is an essential safety feature. Tesla needs to add it.
I love it in my bolt, very useful in a parking garage full of a-holes
Agree, the horn button is ridiculous.
Dave I rented the model X through Turo, which for me, was a bad experience, never doing that again. The falcon wing doors are a pain in the ass. The yoke is awful. On the plus side the car drives really well and the charging time at the supercharger was super fast. I have the model 3 RWD, I much prefer my car then the model X too many gimmicks
I had the opposite experience. I have a 2020 model 3 performance and I preferred the X. Had no issues at all. Thinking about replacing it.
@@johnjohn3241 Just personal preference. I like smaller sporty driving cars. My only issue with the model 3 is the low seating position. Other than that I find it very fun to drive, which is important to me.
Happy Trails
I like the red on white. My wife never wanted white seats. Well, I don’t have to opt for her choice now (she passed away this past Tuesday, medical issue, 46 😞) but I certainly don’t need an X for me and the dog so… I want to see the rumored compact Tesla model. Other than that, still love the Model 3. 18:03
Saw a video on a software update that fixes the auto presenting doors working with a non-USS Model X.
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Dave thanks for always providing great and interesting content your switching cars do provide you with content for your channel but the only thing we don't know about these cars is longevity reviews. How do these cars hold up after ex-number of years after ex-number of miles? Maybe an idea for another out-of-spec channel :-) I do enjoy your stuff and thank you for posting. How about a poll to see who can guess the next car :-)
I get that experience with the driver door when im trying to enter. Sometimes it would open an inch and its an effort to pry it open as well as when closing it when I MANAGE TO get inside. Is there a fix for this? This happens to me occasionally. Thats my gripe with my MX 2023
Anyone have the Over-Under numbers on the Macan EV yet? I know September is a ways off but want in on the action EARLY! 😂😂😂
I went model y with 7 seat and acceleration boost. Checks all boxes.
What were you able to sell it for? I listened to the purchase price but am curious what it was worth at the time you sold it.
Dave,
Happy Father’s Day!
I enjoy your review.
If the model X is at 90% state of charge and driven at 80mph, how far can it go when it is stopped at 10% state of charge?
Thank you.
Sad to see it go, but I'm looking forward to what comes next. Gr8 vid as usual. 🚙🇺🇸🔌⚡
So, should I have already sold my '22 Ford Mach-e? I only have 31,000 on it. How about my '99 Lexus? This is crazy. I cannot fathom dealing with buying a new car more than every five or more years.
I think the newest software update actually restores the auto opening front doors,
I don’t like the horn placement on the 2023 model X it’s not in the center where it should be. I had a couple instances where people were backing out of their driveways and I went to hit the horn and forgot where it was and I almost got hit twice. It really is a safety issue but since then they have changed it to the center but they won’t retrofit unless I give them $1000 to change The steering wheel as they claim it has a different type of airbag for the wheel that has the horn in the center, but it really really is a safety issue. You would think Tesla would change it. No questions asked
Do you have a deal with these dealerships where you keep and drive the car for a few months then return it? How are you able to return cars you bought over and over again?
I have the exact same car and it just COMMANDS respect on the road! When you compare the pros with the cons, the flaws seem miniscule.. Frunk is automatic these days and all other things you mentioned is very minor cosmetic issues you can easily ignore.. I have all around tint window protection, PPF and ceramic coating on the car and it is pleasant inside at reg AC settings.. If you needed more space at the back, you should have bought a truck.. Ask the parents of young kids why falcon doors are a big relief for getting them in and out of the car so quickly.. If you want kids chairs to have arm rests, then your crib of massage chair for driver was no surprise.. 22 inch wheels are so much better when you go on long trips.. The sound system and online games at the back seat is a big relief for parents at front.. This car is probably best for young parents and not grandparents!
I love my ultra red with black interior on my Highland. The white look Soooo good though. I wish they came out with a black and white cross interior.
That is exactly why you dont change the stalks, its universal. Breaking out of the mold just creates...
Model y owner 4 years. Model X tax baby owner for 2 months-best car ever…for me. I keep it in Chill mode as insane setting is too sensitive and too crazy fast (I am a previous 911 owner and would take it to the track). The bench back seat is comfortable and very useful as it can fold down. No need for the third row. Most annoying feature are the power driver/passenger doors.
I really enjoy all of the new cars that are on the horizon. At the age of 65, my driving years are definitely limited. So the model X is perfect for now. Yeah, Dave is not the normal car consumer, but he does drive a lot, and gives a lot of good insight. Sadly, the model X may be my last car purchase, but I hope not. Cheers!
The fact that this videos pops up after I watched Dave take delivery of his new car is crazy lol
totally agree on steer by wire. if the X or S had that, the Yoke would make much more sense
Dave - I’m also a Dave and believe we have exact personalities from a car and justify mode. Right on - great review. Love Tesla, although I’m a Porsche fan 🎉. New macan will replace my ice macan. If go Tesla, I’ll chose this exact configuration- mahalo Dave
Great video love your content the car is so beautiful and quiet
You go for it Dave! I love you sharing your car journey and I can live vicariously through you
Great drone work too
I think the range is incorrect at Least the US version, please update. The Model Y dual motor should have a few more miles.
So much inequity when you sold it whether you financed it or bought it out right that you don’t sound like a very smart man trading/buying cars so often with inequity after inequity after inequity but to each it’s own
I’m really stuck between the model 3 performance and a new model s plaid! Trying to find a models a plaid to drive at the Tesla service center. We love our dual motor highland. Wondering if the performance will be enough or if we need to get the model s
Drive them both first!!! Don’t make a paper decision It’s a feel thing Forget the numbers, forget the money, drive both and you will then know
@@outofspecdave1554 Thank you! I am blown away by how much we live our model 3 highland. We purchased it as a car for our nanny to use in our drive around the kids. My wife and I know find ourself fighting over who gets to drive it! Looking to get to Tesla to drive a model s his weekend. We are excited to add another Tesla to the fleet.
Of all the cars I know you have owned so far is the Lucid you had is my favourite. So later this year and has massaging seats so won't be a Tesla perhaps a Polestar 3(????).
Mmmmm maybe we are related, I can justify about anything, specially when it’s about buying a new car . My wife name is Kathy too. Cue the twilight zone music.
3 I.d4’s ionic 5, 2 model s, 2 model 3, lucid air, volt, elR all in 2 years.
Dave, we’re all in suspense here! Did you get the new M3P? MB EQS (ventilated seats for Kathy)? Rivian R1S?
Look forward to seeing what you are getting
About a quarter through the video I realized why you got rid of the X, all you need is the Volt!
Lucid Gravity coming later this year. Definitely fits Dave.
You mentioned your misses, Kathy and going out with your friends. Is the Kia EV 9 next on the cards?
You are lucky for not paying as much sales taxes as I do !!!
I am in California, and in my County, the sales taxes are 10.75%
Otherwise, I would change my Tesla every year or so.
Out of Spec Dave (Dad). Happy father's day!!!
Thanks!
Dave eats depreciation for breakfast.
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U tube is paying it
Dave gets a new car whenever his current car gets dirty.
I thought he got a new car every time he ran out of windshield wiper fluid.
@@scottbreseke716 😀
It used to be, "Get a new car when the old one needs an oil change." Windshield wiper fluid, indeed!
Does the Summon feature work on this top model?
What happened to the contract you signed with Kathy?
That was for her MY.
Dave -- Perhaps if you bought a combustion vehicle, you might be satisfied with it enough to keep it for a few years. Just a thought.....
The font door update is coming, since I have FSD, I can't get the update yet. I was thinking you will make a video for the update. Tesla only pushing the update to model X without FSD for now.
You can’t fold the second row down ? That’s ridiculous! I don’t think your concerns over lack of basic safety systems is nitpicky at all.
Shocker, OOS Dave is selling yet another car. I other news today, the sun rose.
Did I miss the part where you mentioned the useless sunvisors? My wife lovers her '23 MXLR even with the Tesla idiosyncrasys. I prefer my '22 MYP.
I do not see the value in the X over the Y. The interior is about the same size in the front 2 rows, and the falcon wing doors are a pain for maintenance.