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>It is entirely possible that warranty on the cheaper model is longer than on the higher end model and by installing the upgrade Tesla can no longer guarantee t

by thesz 6y ago

>It is entirely possible that warranty on the cheaper model is longer than on the higher end model and by installing the upgrade Tesla can no longer guarantee that longer warranty or any warranty at all. Is it only possible or is it a fact? If it is only possible and not a fact then it is a fact that warranties are the same.

TheRealPomax 6y ago
That same comment applies to overclocking: it's not the late 90's or even early 2000s anymore, almost every cpu/ram combination can be overclocked quite a bit without ever pushing things into unsafe territory. And you're still going to void your manufacturer's warranty if you do it because you are going to decrease the lifetime of your components, in the exact same way paying more for Tesla to unlock this _also_ suggests you have the money to pay for the increased maintenance cost over the lifetime of the vehicle that comes with actually using that feature.