They are simpler to fix and cheaper to fix. If you ignore a lot of things. My current car, 2001 Volvo S60, which I still drive as the first owner with now 200.

They are simpler to fix and cheaper to fix. If you ignore a lot of things. My current car, 2001 Volvo S60, which I still drive as the first owner with now 200.000 km. I had one issue with the drive train, the clutch broke. Everything else which got replaced you will find in the Tesla itself: Tires, Brakes, Air conditioning. Yes, I am still doing regular service to have it in this condition. BTW: The Tesla has a gearbox. You know, gearboxes need oil as well, like every regular car/device with moving gear. Electric engines won't die like that. Yeah, right. Read on: http://www.dailytech.com/Following+Reports+of+Drive+Motor+Replacements+Tesla+Ups+Model+S+Powertrain+Warranty/article36411.htm http://www.dailytech.com/Following+Reports+of+Drive+Motor+Re...