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People don’t buy a Tesla because they’re interested in reliability and quality and whatever over long-term. Tesla hasn’t been around long enough to actually pro
by AndrewKemendo 3y ago
People don’t buy a Tesla because they’re interested in reliability and quality and whatever over long-term. Tesla hasn’t been around long enough to actually prove it, so literally everyone driving on around is driving around a beta test car because it’s fast and is popular.
Conversely, buying a Toyota tundra has effectively zero risk. This is a version 10 car that’s not going to have any of these problems has a well understood maintenance and reliability supply chain and has a history of dealers to work with accessory parts and coherent recall procedure, etc..
Which one am I going to trust for my children? The one with a 30+ year safety record.
This is playing out exactly as expected if a total psychopath was running the company
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- scottyah 3y agoThat's a fair assessment, and if you wait long enough the features iterated on at Tesla do come to the other auto companies. I know Tesla helped Toyota with their findings on battery tech. Now it's looking like 48v architecture and drive by wire will come to the masses in a decade or so.