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> So setting aside brand weight, how will the fit and finish on the VW compare to the fit and finish on the Tesla? how can you set aside brand weight in this q
by leetcrew 6y ago
> So setting aside brand weight, how will the fit and finish on the VW compare to the fit and finish on the Tesla?
how can you set aside brand weight in this question? isn't VW's reputation pretty much the only thing we can take into account when speculating about a future vehicle?
based on VW's reputation and personal experience, I would expect the fit and finish on a VW to be a good bit better than the model 3. at the same time, I wouldn't be shocked if they cut a few corners to hit a competitive price point.
- maxerickson 6y agoI'm pushing back on the idea that comparing Tesla to VW is somehow generous to VW.
- leetcrew 6y agoah okay, I guess I'm not the target audience then. I kinda just expect flashy bling from tesla, though don't get me wrong, they can be really fun to drive. "attention to detail" is the first thing that comes to mind with VW.
- rsynnott 6y agoI mean, you can look at VW’s existing electric cars, which sold nearly as many units as Tesla did in Europe in H1. The eGolf got good reviews on this; standard VW quality interior.