3 Things I HATE About My Tesla Model Y (SELLING IT)
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Well, the Model 3 is pretty affordable, if you don't go with all the performance and software options ($35-$40K).
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What I found interesting was his discussion of how charging time estimates are WAY off, and how a 10 hour road trip ended up taking 15 hours because of charging (and the cost was 90% that of gasoline).
For someone like me, who drives only about 10K miles a year, and almost never travels more than 50 miles, I could make a Tesla work. But our condo's infrastructure just isn't there, and it would be prohibitively expensive to run a 220V line to my spot in the underground garage
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If only you could charge electric cars with the power of self-righteousness.
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Wow, that's an annoying YouTube channel.
Not that I'm filled with envy and indignation at the grave unfairness of life, or anything.
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Video was way too long to watch. Also his opening of “expect some level of perfection” lost me from a statement perspective.
@89th said in 3 Things I HATE About My Tesla Model Y (SELLING IT):
Video was way too long to watch. Also his opening of “expect some level of perfection” lost me from a statement perspective.
Agreed - way, way, too long.
I'll take issue with one thing you say about "the level of perfection." Tesla's been plagued with all kinds of quality-control problems and some interesting/frustrating design flaws. Everything from poor matches of panels to a roof flying off have been reported. You'd never see that kind of crap on a Toyota, or even a Chevy.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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One of our managers got one recently. He said the car's great fun, but the quality of the paintwork is surprisingly poor.
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@89th said in 3 Things I HATE About My Tesla Model Y (SELLING IT):
Video was way too long to watch. Also his opening of “expect some level of perfection” lost me from a statement perspective.
Agreed - way, way, too long.
I'll take issue with one thing you say about "the level of perfection." Tesla's been plagued with all kinds of quality-control problems and some interesting/frustrating design flaws. Everything from poor matches of panels to a roof flying off have been reported. You'd never see that kind of crap on a Toyota, or even a Chevy.
