My dad has it for his work car and we love it. It’s very spacious the trunk fits a lot of stuff. It does look small but it definitely fits a lot of stuff because he has to carry around tools and stuff to fix machines and stuff so he carries around a lot of big stuff in his car and it works out good and it’s the same car you test drove.
I’m with you Brit! I don’t care for all the bells and whistles! Give me a vehicle that goes in drive and you have to brake!!🤣🤣🤣🤣I’m old school too Brit!♥️
We have two Tesla’s because we love them so much!! We have the model 3 and the model Y! We got the 3rd row in the Y too so that I can get all my daughter’s friends in the car. It seats 7! Plus, I’ll have room for grandkids later on when my girls get married. It doesn’t take long to get used to how to drive the car either. Get it!!
I recently purchased a white on white model y in August. I love love love my car. I got used to the one pedal driving within a week. Once you get used to it, you wonder why you ever drove any other way. Plus I love waking up to a “full tank” every morning. This car is great. Low to no maintenance.
I love the tesla model Y, had one for three years. I drive an hour each way to watch my grandkids. Pros, it cost us about $30 a month to charge at home. Did great in the snow. It just wasn’t big enough for the 3 child car seats I have to have for the kids. I also had the 7 seater which is the biggest waste of money. And the front is a bug graveyard. Constantly having to clean it. I traded it in for a 2024 Toyota sienna Platinum. I love it too.
We have Tesla model y for 3 years from now and I love it ❤️ never go back again . We have had no problems with it and we live in Finland with cold and snowy winters. By the way back trunk have double trunk you just have to lift up the thing 😊
I have a white model y and we love it. We take hockey sticks and bags- the rear is bigger than you think! Change the driving mode to chill and it’s not as harsh stopping.
Might be a dream and fun to drive. Cars are expensive enough-and if you are trying to be frugal, a Tesla is not the way to go. And because it is so much more expensive, the cost of repairs are a ton more expensive too! Glad you had fun driving it though. And oh my goodness-it didn’t stop at the 4 way stop!!! I am a Toyota owner. Highlander is 9+ years old. NEVER required a repair-we make sure to do all the recommended maintenance. I will be so sad when it is no longer driveable-hopefully years from now!
Driving a tesla is like in-learning everything we were taught to begin driving …. Watching out for other vehicles, checking our side and back mirrors, braking, …. So much stuff! If a Tesla’s in someone’s future you do sort of need to re-learn all the things that have become instinctive to us and how we drive.
We have two Teslas (model y and model x) and have driven across the country in them several times. Charging takes a more time than using a gas car, but we like to get out and walk around, watch Netflix or go the bathrrom while we’re charging. There’s definitely a learning curve to them. We love them! The self driving feature is truly amazing and we use it all the time. The white interior isn’t leather. I’m pretty sure it’s vinyl and wipes down really well. We have white interors in both and the Tesla we’ve had for three years looks new with just a little wear in the driver side. There’s more storage under the trunk area that you missed. Regenerative braking is also a learning curve. You can use your foot brake anytime you need to. Sidenote- we were driving in Wyoming going 85mph and hydroplaned and spun out. Look at their safety records. The Tesla didn’t flip because of its low center of gravity with the batteries on the bottom of the car. I want to add to my comment that our model x saved our lives just this past Sunday!! A driver who was on something (he’s now in jail for dui) and driving in our lane, heading straight toward us, ran into us and we had a head on collision. I was driving and my husband and I were both able to immediately get out of the wrecked car and walk around. When we went to look at the wrecked car the day after, it was really sobering to see how bad the wreck was. The front was all smashed in and ripped off. My husband only had minor bruises and a cut. Seriously, the Tesla saved our lives AGAIN and kept us safe.
My son has a Tesla and he has his car temperature set to not overheat. The A/c kicks on and keeps it cool even when parked and charging. His sits outside every day and he lives in Virginia Beach. The car will direct you to super charging stations that only take 10 min to charge if you are traveling.
We have a Y and I really like it. It's more my husband's car than mine, but I love driving it when I get the chance. I'm not a fan of the self driving. Don't forget about the extra storage in the back! :)
I am so very sorry to hear about Justin!! It was actually on the news tonight here in Ohio. Prayers go out to all of you and my heart is so broken too! I can't imagine what the family is going through and lots of prayers and love!!
She did so good. I 100% I refuse to do the self driving too. My husband loves his Tesla. It’s not as smooth as I’d like for me. We have the Model 3, and the Cadillac Lyric. It’s so much smoother of a ride.
We currently have one and we love it. It does take a lot of getting used to but it's really cool. What we did was we leased ours for 2 years. In case we didn't like it, then we would only be into it for 2 years. That would be my suggestion to you, if you're gonna get one
Okay you need to get the Tesla! I freaking love it! I love the grey! If you don’t get it I just might not watch you anymore 🤣 I am totally 1000% kidding about not watching you guys anymore I am completely serious about you needing to get the Tesla the colour, the interior I love all of it! Get it get it get it!!!!
@@muriellelebel9567 They are warranted for 8 years or 120,000 miles. They will probably last much longer than that. Our Tesla has over 120,000 and very little change range. The battery is fine.
This was so funny 🤣. I am a 58 year English woman & when I heard Jared say Bicyclist I had to look it up as I have never heard anyone say that in my life & to my surprise it is actually a word 😂, I mean I obviously knew what he meant but I thought it was a made up word, you learn a new thing every day. I have only heard the word Cyclist here in the UK 😁. ❤️🇬🇧
Brittany you need to stand up to Jared and not give into always what he wants. If you get a Tesla I hope if you ever have a chance for a family, you might consider not going on any trips until the child is older because you will have to stop and get the car charged when you find a charger. Just something to think about.
The Tesla interface in the car has all of the charging stops clearly visible and it’s super easy to find and their charging network is always expanding. We’ve driven across the country several times in our Tesla.
Brit you and I are so much alike lol My son drove his Tesla from Canada to Florida with 2 kids. No issues, so affordable and he set the pace with the rest of us following behind in our cars. Less maintenance, no oil changes, brakes do not wear our because the motor slow itself down vs having to use brakes!!
Tesla are awesome driving is so fun and no braking is like driving a standard without having to shift and mess with the clutch. We have two and 3 and a Y.
I've had a Model 3 AWD Long Range for five years, and my wife has had a Model Y AWD Long Range for 6 months. One pointer - you can use the brake time any time you like, but you will get used to Regenerative Braking most of the time. The less you use the brake pedal, the longer the friction brakes will last. At the four year service for my car, no significant brake wear was seen. There are many fine points that your Tesla-owning friends can show you so that you can maximize the enjoyment of your car. Other than tire changes, count on servicing the car every two years. Regarding road trips, we've driven our Model 3 from Cincinnati to Houston, TX with no problem. The Navigation is great for trips, with mapped out Supercharger stops, including pre-conditioning of the battery for shorter charging stops. Definitely learn how to use Voice Commands, so that you don't have to use the touch screen so much. Also auto park is great for backing in a space or parallel parking.
You’re talking about doing Turo with your new car, after watching you drive this, do you really want to chance strangers driving your car? Quite the learning curve.
Advice from a car owner and mom of 3: I feel like the Teslas are fun with all the fancy stuff, but I don’t think they are practical for kids. You will have a big stroller to store in the trunk plus groceries, plus you guys like to go to the beach and all the stuff you will need to bring with you, once you have kids you will be amazed at the amount of stuff you take with you.. Costco hauls plus the stroller, that trunk would be too small. I think for sure consider a Toyota SUV. They run forever and they are so much more practical!! I have a Toyota Camry and absolutely love it!!! Good luck with your decision!! Can’t wait to see what you get!! (*Don’t get another Kia!!! They don’t last and some insurance companies aren’t even insuring them I heard)
Love my Sor3ento. Have a 2017, affordable. great small Suv. Great gas mileage. Husband 6'1" and son 15 and 6'3" and both fit in back. 3 rows. Love the storage. When the time comes will most likely get another Sorento or Telluride.
This isn’t true. The battery is under warranty for 120k miles or 8 years (whichever comes first). No charge to the owner while under warranty. If you’re like me and trade your cars every 3 years, I’d never have to purchase a battery.
Car seats will be hard since the backseat is small and you guys are tall it doesn’t give much of any clearance for a rear facing car seat. Get a midsize suv. Palisade or telluride have the best 2nd row leg room.
Britt, I’m with you. I would be a nervous wreck driving in a way that is so different than how we learned. There is a learning curve, for sure! I feel like Tesla’s are for tech-minded people. 🥴
I would NEVER drive that car! I want control when I'm driving. Not going to trust a machine to drive for me. I have owned Sorentos for over 10 years. Love it!!
Hi you too and Finn! This has nothing to do with car shopping! Hope you guys stay safe with the Hurricane 🌀. Hope you do figure out what car you are gonna go with! Love you guys your attitude and how much fun you have together ❤️. Much love from Texas.
I am a Honda CRV gal, most reliable car I have ever owned and soooo comfortable. It has a huge trunk (easily fits my 2 greyhounds) and the back seat fitted baby seats easily. Mine has a sunroof which I use often and is a joy to drive.
We have a Toyota Sienna it is a 2016 and it is a push start all you have to do is put your foot on the brake and wait for it to turn green then you can start it it is a nice one we only had to replace the battery like two or three times another than that we never had any problems than that
I'm with you Brit!!!! TOO MANY QUESTIONS!!!! If you let off the gas driving down interstate, why doe it now t cme to a hard stop, like it does when you are pulling up to a Stop sign? Also if self driving is in contro! Isn't GPS, what if GPS is wrong? I was using GPS once and it wanted me to turn on a road that intersected another road. I couldn't turn because that road was on was a dead end road. TOO many variables!!!!
I have a telluride! I LOVE it!! Has a lot of the “bells and whistles” but not too much where it’s overwhelming. It’s great for my kids and if we have guest. 3rd row seating. Trunk place is amazing!
Some of the new cars cycle the AC off, whenever you’re at a stoplight and as you’re driving. Volvo does that and during a test drive in the middle of summer, it went from cool to horribly hot and stuffy. There’s not a true override button. AC turning off was a no go for our family due to my heart condition and heat intolerance. The new ones aren’t as comfortable, was carsick from air suspension and there’s not much room for storage. My service dog rides in a kennel for safety and there were issues with where his kennel could fit. Do checkout 2016 or before cross country models for a super safe, comfortable vehicle with LOTS of storage! The sedans are great too. Maybe ask a fire department and law enforcement about any safety issues they’ve seen with electric vehicles and Teslas.
Also my grandson has a Tesla and Yes u still can have accidents in them. He wrecked his and it was over $30,000. Damaged and was not totalled. Thank God he was ok just some bruises.
I know nothing about Teslas but don’t some models have a 3rd row of seating? That could be more practical because you do pick up family from the airport a lot plus your future family. I mean at some point your extended family’s may need to rent a car. 💜
I just don’t understand the fascination with the EV’s? Nothing but trouble from everybody I hear has one. I hope you do t buy one for status purposes. I just don’t think you should go that route. Newest isn’t always best. That sure doesn’t look like a family car to me but ok, 🤷🏻♀️A good ole gasoline car is the way to go but with that said, have fun. ☺️ sorry, don’t mean to be a Debbie downer but I just don’t get it. To each his own, it’s your money. LOL 🤷🏻♀️
In the new few years all the vehicles will be EV because we no longer really need to drive vehicles that require gas because of those vehicles And you save money when have Ev vehicles because you don’t need to pays gas for vehicles
@@muriellelebel9567 I don’t believe that. I went car shopping with my friend a few months ago and the dealers all said they can’t get rid of their EV inventory and that they are a dying breed
@@Pattiekins1 it depends where you live and car salesmen will say anything for people to keep buying car that requires gas because EV car. Last long then vehicle that requires gas
I’ve had a tesla for the past four years! I’m changing because the control panel is the iPad and voice control! Voice control doesn’t pick up everything and generally gets names wrong resulting in not being able to make a call when driving or to navigate! The new wiper feature is hyper sensitive and very difficult to look at the monitor while driving to get the speed you want the wipers at! The tesla requires too much interaction with the screen! Which is a problem when driving! Even answering a call requires touching the screen which is not safe
my husband , at 76 has his first brand new of the lot Tesla. white with black inside. same as you are test driving 9-14 was his first day ever, Just bought it, never test drive. He is like Britt on the car reaction. My car is a Toyota Highlander 2013 new , my car before was also a highlander for 15 years.
Britt saying I’m whispering because it feels safer to whisper 😂😂 I feel like that car is too small if you all are going to have kids. Most little ones have to be in a backwards facing car seat for the first few years your driver and passenger seat will be pulled up way close to get it all to fit in a car that size. I would definitely consider a SUV instead. Good luck 😊
Do they really last longer? Hybrids are many more moving parts than a pure EV, which from an engineering perspective means the probability of something going wrong is much higher. We have a 2018 Tesla with over 120,000 miles on it, and it drives like it was new.
This is one time i agree with you britt usually jared gives into whatever you want , but this time that tesla i say is a no no stick to a toyota or bmw
We are devoted Buick owners. I have a cranberry toned with white leather interior Envision Premium II (lovingly referred to as "Jalapena") and Hubby has the larger matching Enclave with blue gray leather. They're very reliable, run for years and years and have the plus of lower maintenance costs with lots of comfort and bells and whistles. Fun to see you test the Tesla though. We do love our new Starlink network in rural Wisconsin, so shout out to Elon Musk and team on that!! ☺
My dad has it for his work car and we love it. It’s very spacious the trunk fits a lot of stuff. It does look small but it definitely fits a lot of stuff because he has to carry around tools and stuff to fix machines and stuff so he carries around a lot of big stuff in his car and it works out good and it’s the same car you test drove.
I’m with you Brit! I don’t care for all the bells and whistles! Give me a vehicle that goes in drive and you have to brake!!🤣🤣🤣🤣I’m old school too Brit!♥️
I dont trust Tesla and car driving on its own. I dont think that is a good idea. I feel more accidents happen with non-driving vs human driving.
I’m with Britt, defensive driving & being fully alert & in control is important!!!
@@jillpierce3008we are humans, thats never gonna happen unfortunately
Love our 2018 model 3 long range. Purchased almost 1 year ago. We put on 13,500 miles so far. No issues. Charging at home Wa state $450 total.
Eeeek. A FAMILY car. I can’t wait for an update in that department. Love you guys!
Go ahead and buy the Tesla! You two deserve joy and happiness!😊❤
We have two Tesla’s because we love them so much!! We have the model 3 and the model Y! We got the 3rd row in the Y too so that I can get all my daughter’s friends in the car. It seats 7! Plus, I’ll have room for grandkids later on when my girls get married. It doesn’t take long to get used to how to drive the car either. Get it!!
I recently purchased a white on white model y in August. I love love love my car. I got used to the one pedal driving within a week. Once you get used to it, you wonder why you ever drove any other way. Plus I love waking up to a “full tank” every morning. This car is great. Low to no maintenance.
I love the tesla model Y, had one for three years. I drive an hour each way to watch my grandkids. Pros, it cost us about $30 a month to charge at home. Did great in the snow. It just wasn’t big enough for the 3 child car seats I have to have for the kids. I also had the 7 seater which is the biggest waste of money. And the front is a bug graveyard. Constantly having to clean it. I traded it in for a 2024 Toyota sienna Platinum. I love it too.
We have Tesla model y for 3 years from now and I love it ❤️ never go back again . We have had no problems with it and we live in Finland with cold and snowy winters. By the way back trunk have double trunk you just have to lift up the thing 😊
I have a white model y and we love it. We take hockey sticks and bags- the rear is bigger than you think! Change the driving mode to chill and it’s not as harsh stopping.
Might be a dream and fun to drive. Cars are expensive enough-and if you are trying to be frugal, a Tesla is not the way to go. And because it is so much more expensive, the cost of repairs are a ton more expensive too! Glad you had fun driving it though. And oh my goodness-it didn’t stop at the 4 way stop!!! I am a Toyota owner. Highlander is 9+ years old. NEVER required a repair-we make sure to do all the recommended maintenance. I will be so sad when it is no longer driveable-hopefully years from now!
They are actually cheaper than an equivalent gas car as far as a total cost of ownership and less maintenance.
Tesla are extremely affordable now.
Driving a tesla is like in-learning everything we were taught to begin driving …. Watching out for other vehicles, checking our side and back mirrors, braking, …. So much stuff! If a Tesla’s in someone’s future you do sort of need to re-learn all the things that have become instinctive to us and how we drive.
We have two Teslas (model y and model x) and have driven across the country in them several times. Charging takes a more time than using a gas car, but we like to get out and walk around, watch Netflix or go the bathrrom while we’re charging. There’s definitely a learning curve to them. We love them! The self driving feature is truly amazing and we use it all the time. The white interior isn’t leather. I’m pretty sure it’s vinyl and wipes down really well. We have white interors in both and the Tesla we’ve had for three years looks new with just a little wear in the driver side. There’s more storage under the trunk area that you missed. Regenerative braking is also a learning curve. You can use your foot brake anytime you need to. Sidenote- we were driving in Wyoming going 85mph and hydroplaned and spun out. Look at their safety records. The Tesla didn’t flip because of its low center of gravity with the batteries on the bottom of the car.
I want to add to my comment that our model x saved our lives just this past Sunday!! A driver who was on something (he’s now in jail for dui) and driving in our lane, heading straight toward us, ran into us and we had a head on collision. I was driving and my husband and I were both able to immediately get out of the wrecked car and walk around. When we went to look at the wrecked car the day after, it was really sobering to see how bad the wreck was. The front was all smashed in and ripped off. My husband only had minor bruises and a cut. Seriously, the Tesla saved our lives AGAIN and kept us safe.
I’m team Britt. I prefer to drive and be in full control
My son has a Tesla and he has his car temperature set to not overheat. The A/c kicks on and keeps it cool even when parked and charging. His sits outside every day and he lives in Virginia Beach. The car will direct you to super charging stations that only take 10 min to charge if you are traveling.
We have a Y and I really like it. It's more my husband's car than mine, but I love driving it when I get the chance. I'm not a fan of the self driving. Don't forget about the extra storage in the back! :)
We have a Model 3 Tesla 2023 and love it. Both of us enjoy driving it, it didn’t take too long to get used to progressive braking. Buy it.
Britt. You had me laughing so hard. I enjoyed this vlog. So much.
I am so very sorry to hear about Justin!! It was actually on the news tonight here in Ohio. Prayers go out to all of you and my heart is so broken too! I can't imagine what the family is going through and lots of prayers and love!!
I love it, I couldn't stop laughing it's made my day, y'all anwsome, Brit you were driving good, I can't wait see test drive more cars.❤❤❤😂
She did so good. I 100% I refuse to do the self driving too. My husband loves his Tesla. It’s not as smooth as I’d like for me. We have the Model 3, and the Cadillac Lyric. It’s so much smoother of a ride.
Check the cost of battery replacement.
We currently have one and we love it. It does take a lot of getting used to but it's really cool. What we did was we leased ours for 2 years. In case we didn't like it, then we would only be into it for 2 years. That would be my suggestion to you, if you're gonna get one
Okay you need to get the Tesla! I freaking love it! I love the grey! If you don’t get it I just might not watch you anymore 🤣 I am totally 1000% kidding about not watching you guys anymore I am completely serious about you needing to get the Tesla the colour, the interior I love all of it! Get it get it get it!!!!
We just bought the model X and we love it!! But we also have a mini van 😂😂
“I want it on record” 😂😂😂😂😂😂Brittney I would be more nervous than you. 🧡💛❤️🍁🍂🌻
On our Florida trip we stopped every 2 hrs for 10-15 min to charge , stretch legs, pee break, drinks snacks etc !! Best trip ever!!
Good luck with a Tesla when the battery runs out !!
They good for 5-10 years
@@muriellelebel9567 They are warranted for 8 years or 120,000 miles. They will probably last much longer than that. Our Tesla has over 120,000 and very little change range. The battery is fine.
The batteries are super expensive
I love my Toyota Highlander!!! Trunk space is very important if you have a kiddo. That's was a beautiful car, though.
This was so funny 🤣. I am a 58 year English woman & when I heard Jared say Bicyclist I had to look it up as I have never heard anyone say that in my life & to my surprise it is actually a word 😂, I mean I obviously knew what he meant but I thought it was a made up word, you learn a new thing every day. I have only heard the word Cyclist here in the UK 😁. ❤️🇬🇧
You have a tire blow out and they are expensive to replace and are not safe
Brittany you need to stand up to Jared and not give into always what he wants. If you get a Tesla I hope if you ever have a chance for a family, you might consider
not going on any trips until the child is older because you will have to stop and get the car charged when you find a charger. Just something to think about.
The Tesla interface in the car has all of the charging stops clearly visible and it’s super easy to find and their charging network is always expanding. We’ve driven across the country several times in our Tesla.
Brit you and I are so much alike lol
My son drove his Tesla from Canada to Florida with 2 kids. No issues, so affordable and he set the pace with the rest of us following behind in our cars. Less maintenance, no oil changes, brakes do not wear our because the motor slow itself down vs having to use brakes!!
Such a fun video. I’m like Brit. A scardy cat with giving the car so much control. Best of luck in you car search
I love my Telluride!! It has the space of a van but it looks way cooler!!
We have a Tesla Model S Plaid. We love it. We have had it 2 years and have had no problems.
Tesla are awesome driving is so fun and no braking is like driving a standard without having to shift and mess with the clutch. We have two and 3 and a Y.
I've had a Model 3 AWD Long Range for five years, and my wife has had a Model Y AWD Long Range for 6 months. One pointer - you can use the brake time any time you like, but you will get used to Regenerative Braking most of the time. The less you use the brake pedal, the longer the friction brakes will last. At the four year service for my car, no significant brake wear was seen. There are many fine points that your Tesla-owning friends can show you so that you can maximize the enjoyment of your car. Other than tire changes, count on servicing the car every two years. Regarding road trips, we've driven our Model 3 from Cincinnati to Houston, TX with no problem. The Navigation is great for trips, with mapped out Supercharger stops, including pre-conditioning of the battery for shorter charging stops. Definitely learn how to use Voice Commands, so that you don't have to use the touch screen so much. Also auto park is great for backing in a space or parallel parking.
You’re talking about doing Turo with your new car, after watching you drive this, do you really want to chance strangers driving your car? Quite the learning curve.
Hey Jared, find the report on the man who drove his Model Y off a cliff in an attempt to kill himself and his family. They all survived.
Advice from a car owner and mom of 3: I feel like the Teslas are fun with all the fancy stuff, but I don’t think they are practical for kids. You will have a big stroller to store in the trunk plus groceries, plus you guys like to go to the beach and all the stuff you will need to bring with you, once you have kids you will be amazed at the amount of stuff you take with you.. Costco hauls plus the stroller, that trunk would be too small.
I think for sure consider a Toyota SUV. They run forever and they are so much more practical!! I have a Toyota Camry and absolutely love it!!! Good luck with your decision!! Can’t wait to see what you get!! (*Don’t get another Kia!!! They don’t last and some insurance companies aren’t even insuring them I heard)
We've had 2 Kia Sorrento and we love it. Will be changing again next year for another. Plenty of leg room and boot space
Love my Sor3ento. Have a 2017, affordable. great small Suv. Great gas mileage. Husband 6'1" and son 15 and 6'3" and both fit in back. 3 rows. Love the storage. When the time comes will most likely get another Sorento or Telluride.
I know someone who owned one and he went right back to a gas powered car. He hated how long it took to charge his Tesla. It became old very quickly.
My parents have 1 my mom loves hers she was scared to drive it but now she loves it it will get better once you lease it
I'm with you Britt. I would be just like you driving a Tesla.
There is the con of battery replacement. If it dies or malfunctions, it’s 20-30,000 to replace.
They warranted for 120,000 miles or 8 years. Our 2018 Tesla has over 120,000 miles on it with no battery problems whatsoever.
This isn’t true. The battery is under warranty for 120k miles or 8 years (whichever comes first). No charge to the owner while under warranty. If you’re like me and trade your cars every 3 years, I’d never have to purchase a battery.
@@sddandridge They don’t though. And that is something they should know.
@@dawnsher2558 What don't they though? I don't understand your post is referring to.
@@davidswan482They kept their last car since 2012. They don’t trade up.
Im sorry but this was the best video ever! I laughed so hard!!! Britt, you did great!!!!!❤
I just got a Model Y and love it!
Car seats will be hard since the backseat is small and you guys are tall it doesn’t give much of any clearance for a rear facing car seat. Get a midsize suv. Palisade or telluride have the best 2nd row leg room.
Britt, I’m with you. I would be a nervous wreck driving in a way that is so different than how we learned. There is a learning curve, for sure! I feel like Tesla’s are for tech-minded people. 🥴
I would NEVER drive that car! I want control when I'm driving. Not going to trust a machine to drive for me. I have owned Sorentos for over 10 years. Love it!!
I don’t think you’re going to have a say in yes or no. Jared wants it and he’s going to get it.
Talk to your financial adviser about the pros and cons of leasing vs buying
Hi you too and Finn! This has nothing to do with car shopping! Hope you guys stay safe with the Hurricane 🌀. Hope you do figure out what car you are gonna go with! Love you guys your attitude and how much fun you have together ❤️. Much love from Texas.
I am a Honda CRV gal, most reliable car I have ever owned and soooo comfortable. It has a huge trunk (easily fits my 2 greyhounds) and the back seat fitted baby seats easily. Mine has a sunroof which I use often and is a joy to drive.
Kia's are the way to go. I have had 3 in our family and very dependable and service is great.
Love you all so much
We have a Toyota Sienna it is a 2016 and it is a push start all you have to do is put your foot on the brake and wait for it to turn green then you can start it it is a nice one we only had to replace the battery like two or three times another than that we never had any problems than that
If someone gave me one of those I’d immediately take it and trade it in on a gas powered car. I’m a truck driver and like to be in control.
I'm with you Brit!!!! TOO MANY QUESTIONS!!!! If you let off the gas driving down interstate, why doe it now t cme to a hard stop, like it does when you are pulling up to a Stop sign? Also if self driving is in contro! Isn't GPS, what if GPS is wrong? I was using GPS once and it wanted me to turn on a road that intersected another road. I couldn't turn because that road was on was a dead end road. TOO many variables!!!!
Just say no to the Tesla. There's nothing like owning a Toyota or Honda, these cars I like and are reliable, no complicated instructions with these.
I’m SO with Brit! I’m totally old school. I don’t trust that the sensors would just stop working. Then what!!! Sorry Jared. ❤❤
Plus if you have chargers at the apartment, you will always leave full so unless you do a huge road trip you’ll never pay electricity!
I've been driving a 2006 Honda Civic Coupe 2D. Still going strong with 247,000 miles on it.
My grandsons Dad had a Tesla and had nothing but trouble with it. He's back to a BMW
I have a telluride! I LOVE it!! Has a lot of the “bells and whistles” but not too much where it’s overwhelming. It’s great for my kids and if we have guest. 3rd row seating. Trunk place is amazing!
Some of the new cars cycle the AC off, whenever you’re at a stoplight and as you’re driving. Volvo does that and during a test drive in the middle of summer, it went from cool to horribly hot and stuffy. There’s not a true override button. AC turning off was a no go for our family due to my heart condition and heat intolerance. The new ones aren’t as comfortable, was carsick from air suspension and there’s not much room for storage. My service dog rides in a kennel for safety and there were issues with where his kennel could fit. Do checkout 2016 or before cross country models for a super safe, comfortable vehicle with LOTS of storage! The sedans are great too. Maybe ask a fire department and law enforcement about any safety issues they’ve seen with electric vehicles and Teslas.
The only thing I have seen was in case of an evacuation in Florida. The charging stations could be a problem.
I have a BMW x5 and love it
Also my grandson has a Tesla and Yes u still can have accidents in them. He wrecked his and it was over $30,000. Damaged and was not totalled. Thank God he was ok just some bruises.
I know nothing about Teslas but don’t some models have a 3rd row of seating? That could be more practical because you do pick up family from the airport a lot plus your future family. I mean at some point your extended family’s may need to rent a car. 💜
Love the model “Y”
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I have a Subaru Outback and love it! Very safe and perfect for families
I just don’t understand the fascination with the EV’s? Nothing but trouble from everybody I hear has one. I hope you do t buy one for status purposes. I just don’t think you should go that route. Newest isn’t always best. That sure doesn’t look like a family car to me but ok, 🤷🏻♀️A good ole gasoline car is the way to go but with that said, have fun. ☺️ sorry, don’t mean to be a Debbie downer but I just don’t get it. To each his own, it’s your money. LOL 🤷🏻♀️
In the new few years all the vehicles will be EV because we no longer really need to drive vehicles that require gas because of those vehicles
And you save money when have Ev vehicles because you don’t need to pays gas for vehicles
@@muriellelebel9567 I don’t believe that. I went car shopping with my friend a few months ago and the dealers all said they can’t get rid of their EV inventory and that they are a dying breed
@@Pattiekins1 it depends where you live and car salesmen will say anything for people to keep buying car that requires gas because EV car. Last long then vehicle that requires gas
Plus if you care about the environment you would stop being a car requirement gas and buy only EV vehicles
@@muriellelebel9567 they may be big in California but they never will be in the Midwest, specifically Michigan, Ohio, etc..
Bells and whistles mean more things that can happen and go wrong. It means larger bills when there is a breakdown
I’ve had a tesla for the past four years! I’m changing because the control panel is the iPad and voice control! Voice control doesn’t pick up everything and generally gets names wrong resulting in not being able to make a call when driving or to navigate! The new wiper feature is hyper sensitive and very difficult to look at the monitor while driving to get the speed you want the wipers at! The tesla requires too much interaction with the screen! Which is a problem when driving! Even answering a call requires touching the screen which is not safe
Not enough room for a stroller in that trunk. Never mind a stroller and your groceries.😂
I have an Acadia while my mom has a Traverse. They’re very nice and quite roomy. I’m a GM girl, my dad worked for and retired from GM.
I LOVE my Sorento and friends Telluride! I’ve driven the Toyota Highlander and liked it
The Honda Accord Hybrid has a big trunk and works great for tall people in the back seat.
Owner of a kia sorento.....love it, game changer vehicle. Very roomy and fantastic car in the Canadian climate where I'm from.
Honda
Tesla, my son has one and loves it!!
I have a hybrid Jared and mine is like that I don’t touch brakes too much
I'm with Britt, that tesla trunk is not big. I'm still driving a '14 Hyundai Sonata and the trunk is huge compared this the tesla.
She didn't open the very large storage area under the trunk. It's much larger than in most gas cars.
my husband , at 76 has his first brand new of the lot Tesla. white with black inside. same as you are test driving 9-14 was his first day ever, Just bought it, never test drive. He is like Britt on the car reaction. My car is a Toyota Highlander 2013 new , my car before was also a highlander for 15 years.
Brittney i agree with you. Also I did the same thing with the door when we rode in one.
I love my Rav 4
I have 2021 Rav 4 and love mine ❤
Have fun, hope you find the perfect one.
Test drive an Acura. I have a MDX model and love it! It assist with your driving, braking, and keeps you in your lane. It has so many safety features.
Britt saying I’m whispering because it feels safer to whisper 😂😂 I feel like that car is too small if you all are going to have kids. Most little ones have to be in a backwards facing car seat for the first few years your driver and passenger seat will be pulled up way close to get it all to fit in a car that size. I would definitely consider a SUV instead. Good luck 😊
We LOVE our Telluride!
If you get a electric car you should get a hybrid one they are better and last longer they have more better reviews
So isn’t a hybrid mean you have to buy gas anyway? Hmm! Is that worth it?!
Do they really last longer? Hybrids are many more moving parts than a pure EV, which from an engineering perspective means the probability of something going wrong is much higher. We have a 2018 Tesla with over 120,000 miles on it, and it drives like it was new.
Get the white, they clean well and stay cooler inside
I loved driving the hyuandi sante fe!
This is one time i agree with you britt usually jared gives into whatever you want , but this time that tesla i say is a no no stick to a toyota or bmw
We are devoted Buick owners. I have a cranberry toned with white leather interior Envision Premium II (lovingly referred to as "Jalapena") and Hubby has the larger matching Enclave with blue gray leather. They're very reliable, run for years and years and have the plus of lower maintenance costs with lots of comfort and bells and whistles. Fun to see you test the Tesla though. We do love our new Starlink network in rural Wisconsin, so shout out to Elon Musk and team on that!! ☺
Its so smartit will stop even if a person runs in front of you and you didnt see them right away