>Not to mentioned as a car company, it has lots of 'legacy' or baggage that they have to deal with. Yeah, all "legacy" is bad. What could they possibly have le

>Not to mentioned as a car company, it has lots of 'legacy' or baggage that they have to deal with. Yeah, all "legacy" is bad. What could they possibly have learned in 100 years of building cars? Nothing that Tesla can't replicate in less than a decade! Meanwhile, Tesla owners are recommending a checklist of possible defects to look for when you go to pick up your vehicle. Non-super-fans will never tolerate that. No bells and whistles? Simpler than the tactile interface of legacy cars? This is simply not true.