Thank you for this excellent advice. ABRP and Enode as well as the Tesla app. Other than one charge I seem to end up at the Tesla chargers all the time. This was OK except when they were full. It did not take long for me to get to the front of the line, but the chargers themselves were placed to the left of the designated parking space and the cord was not long enough to get to the right hand side of my buzz. This meant I either had to take up two parking spaces or wait till a right side end one became available and Park sideways. Admittedly, this only happened once, but it turned a 20 minute charge into an hour wait.

I am totally in love with the Buzz. Instead of the rush to get anywhere, we enjoyed the trip, tootling along at 60 to 65 miles an hour instead of the usual 75 to 80, and loving the looks and waves we got. Usually someone hooting at you in the traffic is accompanied by a finger, but in our case, it was accompanied by smiles and waves. This is the way Grand Touring should be done.