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dinosaur would be a compliment for tesla which designs/releases one new car every decade (each delayed by a decade from initial release date) :)
by bdangubic 1y ago
dinosaur would be a compliment for tesla which designs/releases one new car every decade (each delayed by a decade from initial release date) :)
- mkl 1y agoThey've released 6 models in the 22 years since founding (not counting Semi).
- bdangubic 1y agoBYD released that many since you wrote this comment :) Also check the same for say a Toyota
- bzzzt 1y ago> BYD released that many since you wrote this comment :) You say that like it's an advantage while it's really the opposite. As a car buyer I'm only looking at cars their manufacturer plans to fully support over their lifetime. That rules out new, unproven manufacturers as well as the ones with proven bad support.
- bdangubic 1y agoI own 2014 Tesla S, my next door neighbour has 2024 Tesla S, same f’ing car. Tesla X was modern looking back in 2017, looks the same now. Tesla 3 is chopped up S and Y is 3 blown up in height a bit. These are all old outdated cars - hence the dinosaur comment. Support-wise, trying owning an older model of Tesla like a do and you’d know that your statement cannot be further from the truth, my car bricked several times after a software update and getting repairs done gets met with “oh that’ll take __ to get parts”
- bzzzt 1y agoThat's what I meant with 'known bad support'.
- gruez 1y ago>dinosaur would be a compliment for tesla which designs/releases one new car every decade ...because they don't do model years? Most cars are like that too, except they increment the model year annually, whether or not there are substantive changes.
- bdangubic 1y agomodel years what now? :)