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I’m surprised somewhat less by that and more by the fact that the staff isn’t doing a better job keeping them clean. After all, how dirty could a typical Tesla
by ovao 9y ago
I’m surprised somewhat less by that and more by the fact that the staff isn’t doing a better job keeping them clean.
After all, how dirty could a typical Tesla storegoer be? I can’t imagine the answer to that would be “very”.
- alexhawdon 9y agoA new pair of dark-coloured jeans is enough to mess up light coloured seats; it's probably not 'dirt' in the traditional sense. (I agree with you that the staff should be ensuring the showroom stock is spotless.)
- S_A_P 9y agoYou'd be surprised. And what makes you think that the only person coming through a store in the largest mall in the city of Houston is necessarily a Tesla shopper. But largely, just repeated entry and exit into these showroom vehicles probably simulates 5 years of wear for every year they sit.
- ovao 9y ago> And what makes you think that the only person coming through a store in the largest mall in the city of Houston is necessarily a Tesla shopper. I don’t. I said “Tesla storegoer”. If a person enters a mall in which there is a Tesla store, they do not become a “Tesla storegoer” if they don’t enter...the Tesla store.