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Never understood why people would spend their hard earned money on a garbage car marketed by a garbage man.
by clint 3y ago
Never understood why people would spend their hard earned money on a garbage car marketed by a garbage man.
- toss1 3y agoOnly a couple of years ago, Tesla was at the top of my list for switching to an EV. It seemed an innovative company with an apparently intelligent leader (I even defended him here several times). Since then, it's become evident that the quality issues are not fleeting but systemic and endemic. A neighbor has two Teslas and complained they are always in the shop. And the leader? Once he started openly arguing software, which I know a little bit about, it became obvious that he is clueless amd a bullying, blustering, fraud. Confirmed when I read that SpaceX has a team dedicated to managing Elon, like an internal immune system. There's now no way I'd consider any of his products.
- inemesitaffia 3y agoEnjoy your space trips on Starliner
- nunez 3y agoBecause: - Tesla's not a garbage car; in fact, I prefer it over every other EV I've driven so far, and I've driven several. Our Model 3s are super fun to drive. - The Supercharger network truly makes charging an afterthought. This is not the case at all with non-Tesla EVs, unfortunately. Of course, this is irrelevant if you mostly charge at home and don't road trip your car very often. - There is no-one or nothing close to Tesla's in-car experience. The app is incredible, the UX on Tesla's system is second-to-none (systems on every other EV that haven't yet just given up and went to Google Automotive is kludgey as hell) - FSD is not fully self-driving but it is, by far, the best autonomous driving experience possible, especially with its most current iteration (FSD 12). I hardly drive when I use it, which is all of the time.