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Not referring to you - you definitely have an open mind no question about that.
A couple of posts above sound exactly the way I described. I won't quote one of the specific posts above as it will become "personal' and serves no purpose in any thread where we are trying to make posts that are useful to people looking for information.
Got it, thanks, and yes i knew you weren't referring to me. I'm very very much looking forward to driving a tesla one of these days! Nearest 'store' is 90mi. away though which is one reason i haven't. However, there's a cool tesla modification/repair shop right in my town i plan to visit one of these days to see what they're up to.
Got it, thanks, and yes i knew you weren't referring to me. I'm very very much looking forward to driving a tesla one of these days! Nearest 'store' is 90mi. away though which is one reason i haven't. However, there's a cool tesla modification/repair shop right in my town i plan to visit one of these days to see what they're up to.
Oh nice!!! I think Electrified Garage was started by the Youtuber Rich Benoit? His first shop is in Boston I think.
I actually found a Tesla repair shop about 1.5 hours away from me - I don't need a repair shop just yet as my car is still under warranty, but good to know for after the warranty. However I won't be here in Ontario when that happens lol. Now I need to find one in BC! I had my annual brake service (lube and clean) done at the Tesla repair shop I just mentioned. Great guy and experience!
Recent history shows it might be prudent to reserve judgment on things like this, as the initial reporting is often in conflict with details that emerge over time.
If you remember, for example, the incident from a few months back involving the vehicle where the occupants may not have been in front seat, what was initially represented was likely not what actually happened - how long the fire took to extinguish, whether autopilot was or was not engaged, and so on.
Tesla has access to more information than most. What happened here will become clear, and of course, it is perfectly possible that the reality may be at odds with the initial reporting.
Recent history shows it might be prudent to reserve judgment on things like this, as the initial reporting is often in conflict with details that emerge over time.
If you remember, for example, the incident from a few months back involving the vehicle where the occupants may not have been in front seat, what was initially represented was likely not what actually happened - how long the fire took to extinguish, whether autopilot was or was not engaged, and so on.
Tesla has access to more information than most. What happened here will become clear, and of course, it is perfectly possible that the reality may be at odds with the initial reporting.
What could the reality at odds be? That the new Tesla didn’t burn to the ground?
I would wait until clear details of the incident emerge, instead of making judgement based on assumptions and rumors. Remember the witch hunt on Toyota for UA which turned out a bunch of nothing?