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by xedeon 7y ago
I think you're missing the point... It's people who have not even used the product that I'm talking about here. Akin to those who claimed that the iPhone is stupid because it lacked a QWERTY keyboard. History have proven all
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by xedeon 7y ago
> There are tons of stories of people waiting weeks for a simple door repair. Once again, tons imply that it’s the majority. Unless you have actual verifiable data to cite, you’re just operating on opinionated data.
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by xedeon 7y ago
Since 2008 .... Reading comprehension much?
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by xedeon 7y ago
> I mean, alright, but a five month wait time for a repair after an accident is completely unacceptable. It sure is, but OP was implying that it's the majority when it clearly isn't. I know that was a big issue in Norway but
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by xedeon 7y ago
Your first link was for a NEMA 14-50 adapter and Wall charger order on the Tesla online shop and is not a car part? Which supports what I said regarding lackluster customer service. I'm not disputing that. The last 4 examples are ALL c
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by xedeon 7y ago
> Holy shit! The lies that you have put Do you actually know how read financials? I hope you don't actually dabble in active trading... If you do, you should stop now and just put your hard-earned money into an index fund and call
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by xedeon 7y ago
> Huh?, 2008 they were not in survival mode. It sure was! They had some troubles delivering the very first Roadsters and Elon had to use his own money to keep the company afloat (also SpaceX) and continue making payroll. > A 10% miss
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by xedeon 7y ago
> fyi: all car forums are filled with negative experiences with that specific car. Which car and what forums? Care to post some links that are at least more than a week old? > The people usually go to forums to try to find help, not t
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by xedeon 7y ago
Anecdotes from people who voted with their money > random opinions on the internet.
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by xedeon 7y ago
Netflix Revenue — $17 billion Gross Profit — $5.8 billion EBITDA — $2 billion Market Cap — $111 billion Debt — $14 billion Enterprise Value — $125 billion Tesla Revenue — $25B Gross Profit — $4B EBITDA — $2.33B Market Cap — $39B Debt — $14B
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by xedeon 7y ago
I installed the update and with the immersive sound on the Model 3. It is a great experience ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ .
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by xedeon 7y ago
I challenge you to go to the teslamotorsclub.com forums or Reddit and poll ACTUAL users. You will quickly find that this is NOT the majority. I frequent those forums and most users are very satisfied with their cars.
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by xedeon 7y ago
> I'd get one if I didn't have crushing doubt about their ability to service their cars. Or stay in business long-term. Are you serious? That false narrative fueled by FUD has been the talking point by short-sellers since 2008
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by xedeon 7y ago
That's a bit of a shortsighted comment, since it only works while the car is parked... It's supposed to entertain while charging. Same with the games.
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by xedeon 7y ago
So much ignorance in this post. You do realize Tesla engineers and designers all came fro other car manufacturers right? Even down do the audio folks who came from Bang & Olufsen.
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by xedeon 7y ago
> Any car that relies solely on wireless communication to start isn’t well thought out. But this is not the case not just for Tesla but for most modern cars today. Not sure why you keep insisting this. There is a backup method for moder
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by xedeon 7y ago
I'm aware of this as I have owned cars with this feature. Modern cars do not use the physical key to "start". It's mostly only to open the driver side door. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BttKQ6K-Y7
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by xedeon 7y ago
> Most fobs include a physical key. I can tell you Corvette and BMW 3 series do Only to open the driver side door. You still need the fob in close proximity at a designated spot to start the car. With Tesla cars there's no need for
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by xedeon 7y ago
So what you're saying is that keyless start mechanisms (also wireless btw) in modern cars today are also poor design? Even if the keyfobs on the S/X run out of battery, they can still be used to unlock and start the car. Just like
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by xedeon 7y ago
> IIRC the card is still electronics which means that it will not work if there is no power or a failure in electronics Same with any modern car with a keyfob.. Hello?
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by xedeon 7y ago
I've have seen two articles like these within the last hour. They are straight up clickbait. You do NOT need the app to unlock or operate these cars. The Model S/X have regular keyfobs and the 3 has a keycard.
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by xedeon 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lx6GJADrflk
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by xedeon 7y ago
> AFAICT they are still losing money on every Model 3 though? Citation needed...
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by xedeon 7y ago
Yeah.. I've been hearing this since the Tesla Roasters came out in 2008. Yet, nothing in the market has yet to compete with the 2012 Model S when it comes to range/performance.
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by xedeon 7y ago
Absolutely false: U.S. Electric Vehicles Sales by Model (2012-2019) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpsd0yRYk8c
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by xedeon 7y ago
The time factor has already been solved by the battery management system (BMS) as it keeps the pack at an ideal temperature to vastly prolong the life. Battery chemistry will not change much over time as long as it does not get too hot&#x2F
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by xedeon 7y ago
>> EVs lose out here because of battery degradation. You can quite happily buy a 10 year old ICE car and get good reliability at a good price. Trying to do the same with an EV just gets you a car with a worn out battery and low range.
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by xedeon 7y ago
I have a friend who is a real estate agent that drive up to 350 miles (563km) a day. He has zero issues. He does not have to "plan" to recharge since the car's nav system does it for him. >> I mean 1000km in perhaps eig
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by xedeon 7y ago
You must be living under a rock. A Long Range Tesla Model 3 can easily do 1000km/day range using a supercharger and can now charge 75 miles in 5 minutes or up to 1,000 miles per hour ( https://www.tesla.com/blog/int
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by xedeon 7y ago
Cool, I read those a while back. Where will be the the factory located at and when is the ETA for completion? Have they broke ground yet?

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