2013 Tesla Model S Long-Term Road Test

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edited September 2014 in Tesla

image2013 Tesla Model S Long-Term Road Test

Testing the jumpseats in the long-term 2013 Tesla Model S.

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  • throwbackthrowback Member Posts: 445
    Do you know how much extra weight these seats add to the car? I think any extra weight in an EV is not a good thing when recharge times are measured in hours.
  • diondidiondi Member Posts: 71
    Are those 4-point belts in the back? Also, love how you're the cool uncle with all the shiny toys (and you let them have soft drinks and junk food mom says no to)!
  • zimtheinvaderzimtheinvader Member Posts: 580
    as to the fear of getting rear ended look at how close to the rear of the vehicle the back seats are in a Mini or in a lot of 3 row vehicles and they are probably better off in the Tesla.
  • subytrojan_2subytrojan_2 Member Posts: 79
    Great entry, Mark!
  • cobrysoncobryson Member Posts: 110
    @throwback The seats are removeable, of course...
  • silverscion1silverscion1 Member Posts: 3
    In the nanny-state that is California, don't kids have to be in some type of safety seat until they are 80 lbs.? Would the kids fit in the jumper seat with a safety seat?
  • jpnpowerjpnpower Member Posts: 0
    Say, does Riswick fit?
  • zhangrenhouzhangrenhou Member Posts: 79
    Sounds like a fun weekend for all!
  • sharpendsharpend Member Posts: 177
    "Cool car Uncle Marky!" - that'a great pic.
  • meng_maomeng_mao Member Posts: 24
    How tall is that taller niece?
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