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I'm a great fan of Sandy Munro and this is why:
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It also explains why he isn't invited as often as he should be.

Bob Wilson

I have 2013, 1.8 Prius, 2 months back I encountered the error of insufficient engine oil pressure, I checked the engine oil, it was ok. I get it checked by the mechanic and he told me that the engine oil needs to be changed and he will wash the engine too, after getting the engine washed and oil changed the car was running smoothly, bus during the last 2 months the same error just blinks and then goes off, now again when ever I accelerate the car " insufficient engine oil pressure error" appears and then disappears after 30 seconds to 1 minute, kindly advise what to do ? the engine oil is up to the mark , I have even replaced the Main computer of the car, but still the error appears, there is no leakage, dip stick shows full engine oil, I don't know what else is to be done now ? the car is running smoothly but I am just too sick of this error. kindly guide me

I am not in the market for a Model 3 as my 2019 Model 3 "ain't broke." However, the Model 3 looks to be a good deal:

• color impregnated body panels - no paint shop and resistant to ordinary key vandals
• 50 kWh pack - what I've got with plenty of range
• ordinary doors or "angled wings" - plenty of images of 4-door versions as well as the nutty version
• improved manufacturing - lower labor and fewer external suppliers

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Following "Elon time," it did not arrive in the first half of 2025. I would not be surprised if December 31. But the lower cost should make the ending tax credits unimportant. Speculation, this may be a local minimum for TSLA stock ... not that I have any capital to invest.

I would observe that many excellent, used EVs exist if you want one for a cheap price. My universal recommendation, get one coming off lease and avoid 1st model year versions.

Bob Wilson