I love this machine.
My Wife and I have lived frugally for our 40 years together, so we decided that for probably the last car we will ever buy would be a Tesla. Our model 3 is ready for pickup in 8 days.
I spent the day extending the 30 amp circuit for an electric dryer that we don’t use into the adjacent garage. Well, the switchplate cover for the NEMA 10-30 outlet, I thought it could use a bit of enhancement. - and I have a glowforge.
Masked and spraypainted.
Congrats!
Congratulations! My son loves his. I do, too, and I’m not even really a car person. 
Oh wow. Really cool. I look forward to hearing how it all goes for you. It will be cool next time I’m in CO to get a ride. I haven’t had one in a Tesla yet.
I wanted really badly to get a macro shot of what the top looks like with rain on it, but this was my first outing after surgery (family get-together at my daughter’s house) and best I could do was a distance shot. Something about the UV coating on it turns it all shimmery red-gold when it’s wet. It’s 'way cooler than the photo shows!
It best be she that puts the first scratch or dent in it… 
It’s that one that hurts the worst.
Ooh, I like the blue. 
Congrats. I keep hovering over the button and getting stuck on whether to go for AWD.
We figured in a cold winter climate like Colorado 4 wheel would be an asset, besides the enhanced safety of the traction year round.
Congrats on the Tesla!
Pretty bizarre experience, buying a car you never drove or even sat in… Along with 400,000 others.
Now if they could build one with a built in power chair that could climb stairs…
Maybe you’ll get lucky and be caught in a hailstorm like I did. Then it won’t be anybody’s fault.
Congrats and have fun!
Good luck with the car.
Oh man, 
too bad!
I think I would be tempted to shield this car with my body…
I can’t remember who it was now, but somebody told me one time that when they bought a new car the first thing they did when they got it home was get a hammer and put a ding in it, just to get it over with.
I tell folks who buy a new motorcycle to park it in the garage and then push it over. That way the first time it decides to take a dirt nap you’re not all wigged out & traumatized.
And you get practice picking it up 
Eh, it’s only a Camry. Not that it’s not a nice car, but not worth losing sleep over. I tend to the utilitarian rather than the cool factor when I buy cars.
It seems that it’s the new tech that drives me to buy a new car. I bought a 1973 RX-3 Mazda new, and this will be the second new car I ever bought. Everything else has been used. I drive them till they are ready for the bone yard.
This will probably be the last car I ever buy.
