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post 1640261303 06-06-2021, 06:36 AM
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Tesla Model Y Performance vs Long Range for my step dad?

Buying my stepdad a Model Y. Initially bought the Long Range with Full Self Driving, but then decided since I can get the FSD later when its better, I decided to change it to the Performance.
He's 70 and drives a 2019 Rav4 rn. (70 but hes very alert and drives well, and works like hell)

Anyway, ride comfort came into mind, so I'm having second thoughts on the performance 21" wheels and reduced range.



Performance:
0-60 in 3.5 sec (will be fun for me to drive from time to time)
303 mi (stated) range
21" wheels (tires will wear faster) less comfy ride
Lower suspension (.5" lower ride height) but he's like 5'5"


Long Range:
0-60 4.8 sec
326 mi
19" wheels (tires last longer, softer ride
Full Self Driving upgrade now.
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post 1640261513 06-06-2021, 06:40 AM
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Wait for the roadster, it's a more appropriate car for someone his age
post 1640261613 06-06-2021, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted By TrustTheScience
Wait for the roadster, it's a more appropriate car for someone his age
LOL'd repped

well hes selling his 1990 Toyota Supra that hes only put 19,xxx miles on so honestly if I can make enough money before he is too old too drive, then I will def try and get it for us lol
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post 1640263343 06-06-2021, 07:28 AM
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im considering getting the model y as well. i would go for the long range tbh. what color u going for?
post 1640264493 06-06-2021, 07:49 AM
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tf. You're paying for the dude your mom replaced your father with in a genuine attempt to improve his life?
post 1640264793 06-06-2021, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Lb54TG
Buying my stepdad a Model Y. Initially bought the Long Range with Full Self Driving, but then decided since I can get the FSD later when its better, I decided to change it to the Performance.
He's 70 and drives a 2019 Rav4 rn. (70 but hes very alert and drives well, and works like hell)

Anyway, ride comfort came into mind, so I'm having second thoughts on the performance 21" wheels and reduced range.



Performance:
0-60 in 3.5 sec (will be fun for me to drive from time to time)
303 mi (stated) range
21" wheels (tires will wear faster) less comfy ride
Lower suspension (.5" lower ride height) buthe's like 5'5"


Long Range:
0-60 4.8 sec
326 mi
19" wheels (tires last longer, softer ride
Full Self Driving upgrade now.
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