I think the next tiktok trend should be walking in circles around parked teslas wearing weird masks and chanting, just to unsettle people who watch their surveillance videos
poor assembly on the outside generally indicates poor assembly on the inside. If they don't care enough to make sure that everything on the outside is aligned right, then why will they care if the engine is put together properly? it's probably a contributing factor to why they keep exploding.
Ohhh, that makes a lot of sense actually. Thank you!
A Tesla driver has brought his wife's Model 3 in for servicing because the power steering ceased operating after the car went over a normal speed bump. The service manager (note that Tesla, unlike other car manufacturers, owns and operates all of its dealerships, so the workers there are Tesla employees) identifies the culprit: A system component has become corroded—probably, he says, because the car went through a car wash. The repairs will cost $4,400. The driver observes, reasonably, that he has never heard of a car's wiring being damaged by simply taking it through a car wash.
Reuters did a huge receipts-padded article on the grifting operation that is Tesla, that they have been knowingly selling shoddy, defective, dangerous cars. Then, when those shitty cars break within the first few hundred miles, Tesla blames the owner for "abuse" and won't honor the warranty.