GIRLS DOG RESCUE TRANSPORT ROADTRIP IN A TESLA MODEL 3 PERFORMANCE

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This video chronicles a lengthy road trip from Colorado to New Mexico in a Tesla Model 3 Performance, primarily for the purpose of transporting a rescue dog. The reviewer highlights the car's capabilities over 100,000 miles, noting a persistent issue with the "automatic vehicle hold disabled" warning that impacts Autopilot functionality, a problem that has persisted for months without a fix. Charging experiences were mixed, with some sessions being slow and others more efficient. The reviewer also touches upon the practicality of EV ownership, including the need for planning charging stops and the impact of accessories like snow tires and aftermarket wheels on range. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to the dog rescue mission, detailing the dog's medical condition (Addison's disease) and the logistics of transport. The accommodation at the Santa Fe Motel Inn is praised for its amenities and dog-friendliness. The video concludes with the successful delivery of the dog and the return journey, with the reviewer expressing fatigue but satisfaction with the trip.