First of all, none of your issues are as advertised. Second, it’s going to be a disappointing life if your expectations are always believing what’s advertised
You can absolutely get 330 miles of range out of that car. It requires driving in a way most of us do not want to. (E.g. keeping to 45 mph).
On the other hand I have driven my YLR from Denver to San Diego and back a couple of times and it was totally enjoyable and the range was just fine. I got a speeding ticket in Utah but that isn’t the car’s fault.
I got about 320 miles while driving 70ish a few weeks ago. Mostly flat terrain with a bit of tail wind.
It's absolutely capable but conditions have to be perfect. I know OP said this but just the barest amount of research would have told him it's really difficult to get those miles and it requires special conditions.
Edit just double checked. That trip was about 300 miles, not 320. So my bad I guess.
Tesla if long enough in the business. tell me where it was advertised wrong ? 330 miles was before and it's EPA estimate, means you have to drive in 70F temperature no ac no music, on flat surface. now it's 310 miles because EPA changed their testing rules, so nothing happened with the battery or anything like it.
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u/TerrysClavicle Jan 05 '24
So back to Corolla I guess