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I am not a mechanic - only an enthusiast, but I know that a steering knuckle should never break the way it did in the photo unless there was some flaw in produc
by MattDaEskimo 3y ago
I am not a mechanic - only an enthusiast, but I know that a steering knuckle should never break the way it did in the photo unless there was some flaw in production.
- bumby 3y agoThat break immediately made me think of the SpaceX strut failure due to supply chain mis-management. Quality checks were not in place, resulting in material that didn't have the structural strength specified.
- belltaco 3y agoWould be nice if Reuters actually compared such failures in other cars. But they seem to be hell bent on writing a hit piece with other Tesla unrelated Musk things thrown in rather than actually come up with a good journalistic piece, so I am assuming they found that other manufacturers are the same or worse, so didn't mention it.
- lawn 3y agoThe point is that "such failures" are very rare or unheard of, and that Tesla lies about them.
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