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In the end I expect both parties to be at fault, no one to apologize, and all of us to be unclear as to what exactly happened.
by jeffcox 14y ago
In the end I expect both parties to be at fault, no one to apologize, and all of us to be unclear as to what exactly happened.
- stcredzero 14y agoTesla has a chance to come out of this with more positive publicity than before.
- vor_ 14y agoI don't know. I don't find it impressive for a company to aggressively refute bad reviews. It comes off as insecure to me.
- duaneb 14y agoThis comes off as straight negative to me, especially considering the last I saw of them was winning the car of the year award. I would probably have never seen this review, and the fact that Musk is throwing such a tantrum about it (to my initial perception, anyway) does not endear the brand to me. I doubt this would ever affect my buying decision, but I wouldn't call this positive publicity by any extent. Arguments and conflicts only look good when you are the clear winner.
- stcredzero 14y ago> This comes off as straight negative to me, especially considering the last I saw of them was winning the car of the year award. If a bunch of people end up triumphantly tweeting about their successful road trips as they replicate the trip, Tesla will come out ahead.