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In reply to the discussion: Tesla Motors’ Devastating Design Problem [View all]n2doc
(47,953 posts)6. 5 is more than 'a couple'
And if it isn't due to depletion, then it must be a defect and should be replaced under warranty. Tesla admits 5 cases, it is not made up FUD. Not that many Teslas on the road.
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If I decide to run a brand new car without ever changing the oil, or adding more...
TheWraith
Feb 2012
#33
Exactly - I guess we blame driving without oil on a "devastating design problem".
wtmusic
Feb 2012
#17
If Tesla doesn't incorporate such a device on their vehicles, a recall is in order
wtmusic
Feb 2012
#14
Maybe set it up so a self-powered car alarm fired off when the charge got too low...
hunter
Feb 2012
#39