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Hmm, not sure who to beleive on this. If it was caused by extreme weather, then their car insurance should cover it? If it was caused by poor seal in manufact
by ensignavenger 3y ago
Hmm, not sure who to beleive on this. If it was caused by extreme weather, then their car insurance should cover it? If it was caused by poor seal in manufacturing, it would be a warranty issue. The poor customer service is something I can beleive though!
- somethoughts 3y agoPerhaps that'd be an interesting thought experiment - what recourse do you have if you are purchasing Tesla along with a Tesla auto insurance? Is there any expectation - in the event of a manufacturing defect - that the Tesla auto insurance division is firewalled enough from the Tesla auto division to aggressively go after claims on your behalf?
- WirelessGigabit 3y agoLegislative body that oversees insurance.
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- youngtaff 3y agoIf they bought it new they should just make a claim against Tesla UK As much as Tesla might not like it UK consumers have rights and a sealed car battery getting flooded seems like a manufacturing fault
- ensignavenger 3y agoMaybe, I have no expertise in the subject. It seems to me that any vehicle that gets submerged in water will have issues. (If that is what happened).
- youngtaff 3y agoThere’s nothing in the story that says it was submerged in water