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Looks like the elon dickriders have arrived on lemmy
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Enough Musk Spam
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I used to want a Tesla. At this point, I'd be embarrassed to drive it.
After the information that has come out about the quality control and the life expectancy of the cars, I don't want one.
I never wanted a Tesla before it was cool to never have wanted a Tesla.
Why did you never want a Tesla? They definitely seemed like the cars of the future.
Public transport is the future if you live in a city. I have never wanted to own a car.
The drivetrain is definitely one of the best for BEVs, but personally I've always hated the big touchscreen that Tesla insists on (and others have been copying)
I came really close to buying an S years ago. It’s the tech that makes it for me. Performance, sure, but I’d take a self-driving Eames lounge in a heartbeat.
What turned me off was the quality vs price. At that point, Elon has yet to fail so publicly at delivering on the tech. I knew I could pay less for a higher quality German car which would also have a more comfortable ride. As more and more came out about Tesla and Elon, I can only continue to appreciate my choice back then.
there's plenty of other electric cars