> They should be adding easy to use ODB ports, they should be publishing service bulletins Both of these have been happening for years now. You can even look u

> They should be adding easy to use ODB ports, they should be publishing service bulletins Both of these have been happening for years now. You can even look up parts/diagrams and order directly from Tesla if you provide your VIN here: http://epc.tesla.com/ http://epc.tesla.com/ Maybe these are not obvious to non-owners. But it's silly to assume things where you have incomplete/false information. You can talk to actual owners here: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/ https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/. I lurked around and asked questions to owners for years there. When I was researching if owning a Tesla is even viable. I own 2 now and never looked back. Also on your reply above. There are already 10 year old Model S's out there. My old neighbor just sold his Toyota 4Runner and got a 2012 Model S with 75K miles for $25K that still runs like new. He has it for almost two years now with ZERO maintenance/issues and spends $15-20 a month on electricity.