YouTube Apparently Tesla bumpers fall off when it rains?
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It’s CR - I’d take it with a grain of salt. However I will say I have some friends with newer Mazda’s and they are tanks. One has 56k on his 2018 CX5 and not one problem.
I mean that touchscreen thing is about the ancient MCU1 cars. I don’t see why you wouldn’t recommend a new one based on a reliability issue with hardware that hasn’t been included for years. Not to mention, tesla actually offers an upgrade to the newest infotainment system. Granted it’s $2k, but name another company that offers upgrades of its infotainment system to the latest version at any price?
Ford throws shade at Tesla over quality, calls its electric vehicles a 'compromise'
The head of Ford’s electrification effort has thrown some serious shade at Tesla over quality issues and promises that you...
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“The doors fit properly, the plastics and other materials color-match, the bumpers don’t fall off, the roof doesn’t come off when you wash it, the door handles don’t get stuck in cold weather. …”
Best part about this is uh... Didn't Ford trucks get recalled for their door locks freezing when it was cold?
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Tesla Service Centers Are Preventing Delivery Refusals In Weird Ways
Tesla Service Centers are preventing delivery refusals with excuses such as having to sign papers to check the car or accept delivery before opening it.
Not a good look for them. Like the article I am not familiar with China laws, I know they can be super strict in some areas, as to be expected with their type of government.
Here in the U.S. you don’t sign the final paperwork until you pick up the car. You can give it a look over and once you sign you then accept delivery via the app and text to them.
All things considered they normally are very good about fixing items, but like many car makers it varies from service location to service location. You could get an asshole, or a nice person.
For me my Y had a few issues I wanted corrected. Some were done on the spot, others they came to my house to fix with no inconvenience to me.
At the end of the day though, it seems they go through this every quarter as they grow. Push to deliver cars so things get shotty. I got my car early quarter and it was a great experience. But I think this needs to be corrected for sure if they want to stay the leader in the market as others try to enter it
Here in the U.S. you don’t sign the final paperwork until you pick up the car. You can give it a look over and once you sign you then accept delivery via the app and text to them.
All things considered they normally are very good about fixing items, but like many car makers it varies from service location to service location. You could get an asshole, or a nice person.
For me my Y had a few issues I wanted corrected. Some were done on the spot, others they came to my house to fix with no inconvenience to me.
At the end of the day though, it seems they go through this every quarter as they grow. Push to deliver cars so things get shotty. I got my car early quarter and it was a great experience. But I think this needs to be corrected for sure if they want to stay the leader in the market as others try to enter it
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