Nevermind FSD accidents, I think I'd get myself killed just trying to turn down the heat on that giant touchscreen.
I just replaced my Audi Q5 with a Tesla Model Y (which... wasn't $100k). No panel gaps, no other problems, and the overall quality feels nicer than the Audi. Shrug!
Anyway, yeah, the next few years look really exciting for consumer EVs. So many announcements in 2022.
Although one feature I really liked was that it would tell me what the biggest consumers of power was. I would definitely like to have a car with a heated steering wheel in the winter here, but that isn't in the cards.
First thing I did with this Tesla is turn off the heated steering wheel for my driver profile. My hands sweat easily, so it was undesirable.
On the Model 3 subrreddit there are endless post about reliability including ones I never thought would be an issue.
Some recent ones include driver side mirror housing falling off and snowing entering the trunk compartment.
Maybe on a Yugo but nothing that purports to be anything better than a cheap as possible econobox.
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Do you have any evidence to back up these claims? On what trends are you basing that on?
Do you have evidence that Tesla performs worse now because of Twitter?
Literally do you have any real world bases for this or is that just what you hope will happen?