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I don't own a Tesla, although I'd like to. These sorts of expensive problems are not unknown in top-end cars from long-time manufacturers either. The list of p
by vessenes 11y ago
I don't own a Tesla, although I'd like to.
These sorts of expensive problems are not unknown in top-end cars from long-time manufacturers either. The list of problems an S-class Mercedes will have over the course of its life is long, and can be very, very expensive.
So, not to say this isn't a problem, just that buyers of fancy, super-fast 'super-car' type cars do put up with a lot of maintenance issues.
- ehnto 11y agoI guess that comes with having the new toys in low production runs. Fewer testers and technologies or implementations that are yet to be run through their paces, I wouldn't be too surprised as an informed buyer. An uninformed buyer would be pretty annoyed though!
- vessenes 11y agoFor sure. If your last cars were good production year Volvos, the high end car thing can cause some heart burn.
- forgetsusername 11y ago>These sorts of expensive problems are not unknown in top-end cars from long-time manufacturers either. On the one hand, we have random internet people saying, "This is normal!". On the other, we have a 70 year old magazine that has reported on thousands of cars (and hundreds of thousands of consumer goods) stating that the reliability is "below average" to "well below average", which implies "This is NOT normal!". I'm going to go with the magazine...