Millennial Mom's Tesla Model Y Turo Review: Distracting Screen, Farting Fun, and Average Everything Else
Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2024 4:17 pm
Tesla Model Y: Hype vs. Reality - Let's Discuss!
Just spent a weekend with a Model Y thanks to Turo, and I'm left with more questions than answers. Is it just me, or is the hype around Tesla exceeding the actual experience? I went in skeptical, and while I didn't *hate* it, I wasn't blown away either.
The good: Farting turn signals (seriously!), sleek design, and that big, beautiful screen. One-pedal driving is intriguing, but takes some serious getting used to.
The not-so-good: That same screen controls EVERYTHING, making it incredibly distracting while driving. No Apple CarPlay/Android Auto? In 2024? The lack of physical buttons is a major ergonomic fail. And the noise! Highway driving sounded like a window was open, which others have apparently experienced.
The questions: Is the Model Y truly an SUV, or just a bloated sedan? The interior space felt surprisingly limited, especially in the back. Is the reported range realistic in colder climates? And what's the deal with the overwhelming reliance on the touchscreen? Is this truly the future of automotive design, or a step in the wrong direction?
Let's hear your thoughts, Tesla owners and skeptics alike. What are your biggest pros and cons? Are there any hidden gems I missed? Is the Model Y worth the hype, or is it all style over substance? Let the debate begin!
Just spent a weekend with a Model Y thanks to Turo, and I'm left with more questions than answers. Is it just me, or is the hype around Tesla exceeding the actual experience? I went in skeptical, and while I didn't *hate* it, I wasn't blown away either.
The good: Farting turn signals (seriously!), sleek design, and that big, beautiful screen. One-pedal driving is intriguing, but takes some serious getting used to.
The not-so-good: That same screen controls EVERYTHING, making it incredibly distracting while driving. No Apple CarPlay/Android Auto? In 2024? The lack of physical buttons is a major ergonomic fail. And the noise! Highway driving sounded like a window was open, which others have apparently experienced.
The questions: Is the Model Y truly an SUV, or just a bloated sedan? The interior space felt surprisingly limited, especially in the back. Is the reported range realistic in colder climates? And what's the deal with the overwhelming reliance on the touchscreen? Is this truly the future of automotive design, or a step in the wrong direction?
Let's hear your thoughts, Tesla owners and skeptics alike. What are your biggest pros and cons? Are there any hidden gems I missed? Is the Model Y worth the hype, or is it all style over substance? Let the debate begin!