Tesla recalls 120,000 vehicles over potentially faulty doors that could open in a crash::Tesla is recalling Tesla Model S luxury sedans and Model X SUVs manufactured in 2022 and 2023 due to the vehicles’ failure to comply with U.S. government regulations.

  • @Imgonnatrythis
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    -66 months ago

    That’s a walk the other way issue not a pitchfork issue.

    • @[email protected]
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      56 months ago

      I disagree. It’s tantamount to fraud and you better believe people have died because of it.

      • @Imgonnatrythis
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        -36 months ago

        People have died because of the price gouging? Im no musk fan boy but this echo chamber of nonsense with you people just makes this community seem completely ridiculous. Car companies have been selling crap with high price tags since cars were a thing.

        • @[email protected]
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          46 months ago

          People have died because of the price gouging?

          No, because of the bad build quality, obviously.

          For some reason, “fast, shoddily built and weighs two metric tons” isn’t great for avoiding faults that sometimes lead to fatalities.

          Maybe think for a second more before you start ranting about someone else being ridiculous 🙄

          • @Imgonnatrythis
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            -16 months ago

            The comment was bout the price / quality differential. Anyway, what data are you looking at that the build quality affects safety? I have only seen high safety ratings and build quality being about panel lines and interior material complaints etc, not safety.

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              6 months ago

              For example, below is the kind of welding that passes muster at Tesla. The Tesla quality assurance as instituted by Musk himself is “don’t. It makes the wait lists shrink more slowly”.

              Would you feel safe accelerating 0-60 in under 4 seconds in two tons of badly assembled steel? I sure wouldn’t!

              • @Imgonnatrythis
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                -26 months ago

                Well, I’m more of a math and data kind of guy. I don’t drive a Tesla and likely never will but Tesla has exceeded safety test rankings beyond the vast majority of other manufacturers and has received numerous top accolades from very reputable safety sources. They may skimp on cosmetic quality, but their track record does not suggest they have on safety. But say what you want, my point here is that this is an echo chamber of nonsense and you will surely find the support you crave here.

                • @[email protected]
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                  -36 months ago

                  Tesla has exceeded safety test rankings beyond the vast majority of other manufacturers and has received numerous top accolades from very reputable safety sources.

                  Those were all in the beginning when they were new and trying to impress the world. To say standards have slipped since then is the understatement of the century.

                  Never trust a guy who says “I’m not a fan boy but” and then repeatedly brushes all criticism of what he’s pretending not to fanboy over as “echo chamber nonsense”. 😂

                  Especially not after him repeating PR talking points almost word for word for what would have been at least two paragraphs with better formatting 🙄

                  • partial_accumen
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                    16 months ago

                    Never trust a guy who says “I’m not a fan boy but” and then repeatedly brushes all criticism of what he’s pretending not to fanboy over as “echo chamber nonsense”. 😂

                    That’s an interesting stance. The logic of your statement reads as:

                    If someone agrees with me I'm right. If someone disagrees with me, then the person disagreeing is automatically doing so in bad faith and their opinions should be automatically dismissed without consideration making me right.

                    Under your logic what statements ever allow for someone to challenge or correct you and learn something new?