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I agree with others that the survey is a bit suspect, but I do believe it is possible that Dodges don't have a lot of problems. Look at the cars they sell! T
by georgeecollins 6y ago
I agree with others that the survey is a bit suspect, but I do believe it is possible that Dodges don't have a lot of problems. Look at the cars they sell! They haven't changed their cars much in at least ten years. That is not a knock on them, Americans like Chargers and Challengers. If you are making the same car for ten years or more I hope you get very good at it.
- jonathankoren 6y agoThe Tesla S was introduced eight years ago.
- georgeecollins 6y agoThat is a long time, but the Charger (and the Challenger is essentially a two door Charger) was introduced 14 years ago. More to the point, the Tesla S was revolutionary in 2012, the Charger was old fashioned in 2012.
- jonathankoren 6y agoStop moving the goal posts. As I said in another thread, Tesla's quality problems aren't actually related to anything "revolutionary". They're problems are literally screwing pieces of metal together straight.