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Material science lifecycles are measured in decades. Just because you "haven't seen it before" does not mean it can't happen. It means you're not testing well e
by abpavel 10y ago
Material science lifecycles are measured in decades. Just because you "haven't seen it before" does not mean it can't happen. It means you're not testing well enough, or that your data sample is not good enough. Noone is clairvoyant, and excuses such as "dirt" and "70000 miles" don't make you either. Why automatically attack the victim? Is it not remotely possible, that the fault lies with Tesla?
- delinka 10y ago"remotely possible" and "beyond reasonable doubt" are not equivalent. Just because you had a problem, once, with a product doesn't mean the manufacturer made a mistake. Isn't it remotely possible that it's your mistake instead?
- OliverJones 10y agoYes, the fault may lie with Tesla. They fixed it! I bet they also put the failed part on a test bench to figure out what happened.