haha that is a joke. They might have the lowest maintenance and repair costs because it is under warranty, but trying to get the sheet metal fixed is hard. And I also know it is hard to get your tesla serviced.
my neighbor had a minor fender bender and the entire body needed to be replaced at a value greater than the car because of "battery warping" so his car was "totaled" by insurance
It’s a step in the right direction no doubt. Now run it based on mileage. Thats what matters. Cars with 5k miles per year should run brand new for a long time.
Narrative violation for all of the Elon haters...
haha that is a joke.
They might have the lowest maintenance and repair costs because it is under warranty, but trying to get the sheet metal fixed is hard.
And I also know it is hard to get your tesla serviced.
from personal experience?
also the lowest fuel costs
wow, i didn't expect this.
this is definitely not true.
my neighbor had a minor fender bender and the entire body needed to be replaced at a value greater than the car because of "battery warping" so his car was "totaled" by insurance
sounds like it was not a “minor fender bender”
"move fast and break stuff" says otherwise.
They just recalled a bunch of cybertrucks.
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/usa/uh-oh-tesla-has-recalled-every-single-cybertruck
how does it say otherwise?
the customer is not paying for the cybertruck part replacement.
gas is still cost less. Owning a tesla in the long run will cost exorbitantly more.
not true
It’s a step in the right direction no doubt. Now run it based on mileage. Thats what matters. Cars with 5k miles per year should run brand new for a long time.