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I love that the Semi is just about as reliable as my Model X, which has been in for service 10 times, and even just this morning I got in to discover it complet

• gumby 3y ago
  Are you in California? There is a lemon law that should apply to what you describe. You’ll get your money back.
  • LeoPanthera 3y ago
    From the other comment: It's three years old, and was only undrivable for a total of about a week. It does not quality for lemon.
    • rootusrootus 3y ago
      The three year part is probably not a problem, if you are in California, because lemon law there applies through the entire factory warranty period. The outage time is 30 days, but maybe you'd count on number of attempts. 4 or more to fix the same problem would do it.
  • bdangubic 3y ago
    Not just in California...
• toomuchtodo 3y ago
  This is a huge bummer to hear. I have over 100k miles on an ‘18 Model S with almost zero problems. Tires and wiper fluid is all she’s had done, almost exclusively supercharged. As sibling comment said, lemon it.
  • LeoPanthera 3y ago
    It's three years old, and was only undrivable for a total of about a week. It does not quality for lemon, and even if it did, I don't have the energy to fight Tesla. I've literally had Tesla service people yelling at me, telling me that I am a liar about the problems my car has been having. There's no way I'm voluntarily talking to anyone from Tesla that I don't have to.
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