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If you’re going to have to deal with it might as well get a tesla which is at least all in on the electronics and the company understands software. The dealers
by gonehome 4y ago
If you’re going to have to deal with it might as well get a tesla which is at least all in on the electronics and the company understands software.
The dealership model has really been awful for legacy manufacturers.
- jimnotgym 4y agoGood luck in 5 more years when Tesla decide that your car is now unsupported. I wonder if the Tesla mechanics are measurably better than the franchise dealers? I doubt it. I bet they have fancy testers, but when the tester is not showing 100% the right answer I doubt they are any use at all.
- gonehome 4y agoI've had mine (Model 3) for about 5 years now, so far they updated the hardware for free and it's gotten way better software for free over the air. It's a much better car now then when I bought it (so at least so far, the opposite of what you suspect is true). Service has also been way better for me than when I had cars serviced by franchised dealers, but that may be because I'm in SF. I had an issue and two days later a mobile Tesla service car came to my house and fixed it in my driveway for free.
- jimnotgym 4y agoI said. Good luck in 5 more years when Tesla decide that your car is now unsupported. >Service has also been way better for me than when I had cars serviced by franchised dealers Which franchised electric car dealer are you comparing it to?
- lastLinkedList 4y agoAre they doing that with old model teslas?