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> "This particular issue was for this particular year, and has long since been fixed." On the other hand, you don't have to fix a problem you haven't created.
by mariorossi666 7y ago
> "This particular issue was for this particular year, and has long since been fixed."
On the other hand, you don't have to fix a problem you haven't created.
Most of Tesla problems are self inflicted.
Moreover "Model X vehicles today is 3.5 times better than the quality of brand new Model X cars from 2015."
According to which metric?
It sounds a lot like "this is the fastest Mac ever built, 2.5x faster than the previous generation"[1] but on the market cheaper or faster options (or both) were already available.
[1] in small writings "according to bench X and taking the best result. On average the improvement is about +0.3%"
- MayeulC 7y agoAccording to an article I read recently[1], they measure quality in rate of defects per car produced. According to this, we can get an idea of the scope of the improvements. [1]: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2019/11/customers-rave-about-model-3-in-new-bloomberg-survey/ https://arstechnica.com/cars/2019/11/customers-rave-about-mo...
- mariorossi666 7y agoThanks for adding the metrics. As much as I think they are doing a great job and deserve to be there, I've also never seen a car in the $40k range (more 50-60k euros on this side of the ocean) not being "a pleasure to drive" or not having a good customer service. For the same price I can buy this https://www.audi.it/it/web/it/modelli/a6/a6.html https://www.audi.it/it/web/it/modelli/a6/a6.html