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As I understand it, they just started selling the "fsd capable" stuff a few years ago. Are any of those cars nearing end of life? That would be an even greater
by 6gvONxR4sf7o 5y ago
As I understand it, they just started selling the "fsd capable" stuff a few years ago. Are any of those cars nearing end of life? That would be an even greater cause for concern IMO.
- dragontamer 5y agoIts not "end of life" vehicles that should be concerned, but instead "end of lease" vehicles. People who bought a 3-year or 5-year lease from 2016 with the $5k full-self driving package probably should feel pissed for wasting money.
- mostdataisnice 5y agoAlso, I don't think we actually know what the end-of-life of Tesla vehicles is. They've not been mass produced for long enough.
- scrose 5y agoI'm guessing end-of-life for a Tesla is whenever they decide they will not replace your battery.
- jsight 5y agoTo be fair, a lot of people right now would willingly pay $5k for the features that are available now, especially if they spend a lot of time on long highway trips.
- chipotle_coyote 5y agoThe price keeps going up, though: if you bought it right now, it wouldn't be $5K, it'd be $10K. It's possible Tesla's driver assistance systems are better than anything else on the market in their current incarnation, but that's getting to be a pretty big ask.
- burnished 5y agoI'd be surprised, I've heard (and can not immediately substantiate) that they are generally very reliable vehicles. I guess part of it is that they just don't have as many mechanical points of failure.