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hunter

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42. That's why I used it as an example.
Sun Nov 21, 2021, 05:12 PM
Nov 2021

It wouldn't surprise me if Tesla ended up that way in a "merger."

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Sticking with the Buick for now. Tomconroy Nov 2021 #1
Keeping my Renault Modus 2009. No money for Musk. GoneOffShore Nov 2021 #2
I have a customer with a Tesla. He loves it. leftyladyfrommo Nov 2021 #3
To quote one of my lines from The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, ShazzieB Nov 2021 #4
I just read where a lot of Tesla owners couldn't leftyladyfrommo Nov 2021 #7
The recent issue didn't prevent people from starting their cars. tinrobot Nov 2021 #24
It is a matter of time Casady1 Nov 2021 #5
I have some experience with the Tesla supply chain EYESORE 9001 Nov 2021 #10
I commented on DU Casady1 Nov 2021 #12
It used to be said that the two man made things visible from space bluecollar2 Nov 2021 #13
Now that is funny Casady1 Nov 2021 #16
Sad bluecollar2 Nov 2021 #41
Famous Industry Story About Jaguar ProfessorGAC Nov 2021 #47
All quality improvement must come from the boss dalton99a Nov 2021 #17
I didn't have Elon Musk in mind when contributing to this project EYESORE 9001 Nov 2021 #18
I figure Tesla will falter, and then it will be embraced, extended, and extinguished... hunter Nov 2021 #14
A "different kind of car company", i.e., "non-existent". LastDemocratInSC Nov 2021 #20
You know Saturn was a subsidiary of GM? Yes? Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2021 #40
That's why I used it as an example. hunter Nov 2021 #42
Except that Tesla has already outlived Saturn by 7 years A HERETIC I AM Nov 2021 #43
They haven't been embraced yet. hunter Nov 2021 #45
I don't think I agree.... A HERETIC I AM Nov 2021 #50
I've never been a Tesla fan. hunter Nov 2021 #57
It's a shame VWs are always in the shop or have tech issues, having owned a few and other family. TheBlackAdder Nov 2021 #21
My last three VW have gone over 200k miles with very few issues MichMan Nov 2021 #30
I've had GTIs, Jettas, my sister, Jettas, my other sister's husband 2 Golfs. We've given up on them. TheBlackAdder Nov 2021 #58
It's true that many Teslas need some warranty covered repairs. Kablooie Nov 2021 #6
Doesn't change the fact that it broke down or isn't working correctly MichMan Nov 2021 #9
Most of the problems are from manufacture. Kablooie Nov 2021 #26
All of which should have been caught before the sale, meaning their QC systems aren't adequate MichMan Nov 2021 #27
Yes. But it's being reported that errors are decreasing. Kablooie Nov 2021 #29
QC Vs. QA ProfessorGAC Nov 2021 #48
I worked in the quality field for my entire career MichMan Nov 2021 #51
Agreed ProfessorGAC Nov 2021 #52
I spent 40 yrs in auto industry quality with suppliers MichMan Nov 2021 #55
5 out of 100 in reliability rating! True Dough Nov 2021 #8
The Tesla is an expensive sled. nt Roisin Ni Fiachra Nov 2021 #11
All issues will be resolved if you let the vehicle drive itself dalton99a Nov 2021 #15
"The overall instability of electric vehicles in general." Ron Green Nov 2021 #19
It means Consumer Reports is not what you base car choices on maxsolomon Nov 2021 #31
could have been worse Casady1 Nov 2021 #33
True 40 years ago, but they have changed significantly since then MichMan Nov 2021 #56
with the exception of the drivetrain Casady1 Nov 2021 #32
It means UnderThisLaw Nov 2021 #38
Earlier this year I considered getting a Tesla. I bought a Porsche convertible instead. Dial H For Hero Nov 2021 #22
Don't buy the first model underpants Nov 2021 #23
I heard to wait two more years before buying an electric car Poiuyt Nov 2021 #44
Teslas are overpriced for what you get. tinrobot Nov 2021 #25
Based on my experience, which is one Model Y for one year Mr. Ected Nov 2021 #28
My friends just ordered one. It will be ready in leftyladyfrommo Nov 2021 #34
Rating done before hundreds locked out moondust Nov 2021 #35
Been loving my model 3, no regrets Calculating Nov 2021 #36
Glad you're happy with it. moondust Nov 2021 #37
I noticed the article claimed that the Model 3 has average reliability Poiuyt Nov 2021 #46
Nobody's buying a Tesla for its "reliability" score Arazi Nov 2021 #39
I remember in the 80's near me it was Jaguar KentuckyWoman Nov 2021 #49
Perhaps not with enthusiasts MichMan Nov 2021 #54
I looked up the actual report and ForgedCrank Nov 2021 #53
Oh, this is Consumer Reports? LOL! Ron Green Nov 2021 #59
About the the same ranking I would give Elon on the good guy list . . . . . .t Stinky The Clown Nov 2021 #60
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