We’ve known for years that the owner is a lying, creepy, out of touch dipshit and that it’s a very flawed car and the company will cut costs to save money on safety items, every time.

Electric vehicles with drive assist are awesome and are the future, but there are alternatives, especially if you have money, which a lot of Tesla customers do. And they’re not particularly well built; how many of these do you think will be on the road 20 years from now? And now we’ve seen how Elaine runs their companies, why the hell would anybody put their trust in their products?

If you’ve bought a Tesla in the last five or so years, you’re a damn goober in my eyes. That’s my hot take, prepared for being called poor and other sodium, tear filled comments from fools whose opinions don’t matter. You are the hardcore, foaming at the mouth Segway fan from the 2000s, have at me lol.

Update: The teary eyed, sweaty fingered responses to this are predictably hilarious. I’ve been called a guy that eats 4 pizzas a week in another old thread because of this, a cunt, a tool, a douche, a couple people spent their energy to tell me they don’t understand me spending my energy posting this, some people are telling me something about Tesla or Elaine living in my head rent free. All genuinely pathetic responses, so GG lol. Cheers.

  • Imotali@lemmy.world
    13·
    1 year ago

    Owned both a Model S and a Taycan. Both have exceeded WLTP in my experience. So you’d be wrong on that assumption.

    Edit: and most reviewers agree that both cars exceed their tested ranges. Not seen one say otherwise

    • DoomBot5@lemmy.world
      11·
      1 year ago

      Oh look, anecdotal evidence. I guess I’ll disregard your post. You. Are. Wrong.

      Btw, pickups are not lorries. Those are just called trucks. Those large vehicles severally skew averages in the US. Knowing where your statistics come from will really make you look a lot less stupid on the internet.

      • Imotali@lemmy.world
        11·
        1 year ago

        My statistics come from WLTP. You might want to follow your own advice. Also: pickups and other trucks only account for 12% of cars on road in America.

        • DoomBot5@lemmy.world
          21·
          1 year ago

          Really? From my vantage point, the majority of users here disagree with you. I guess that’s data stating you’re wrong.

          • Imotali@lemmy.world
            12·
            1 year ago

            Users here who have not sourced shit and mentioned objectively false information.

            Moment you put forth false info, I ignore your opinion as invalid. So frankly, idgaf what the very clearly incorrect people in this thread think. Their opinion is based in falsehoods.

            • DoomBot5@lemmy.world
              11·
              1 year ago

              So frankly, idgaf what the very clearly incorrect people in this thread think. Their opinion is based in falsehoods.

              Funny, that’s what everyone here thinks of your opinion and stats twisting.

              • Imotali@lemmy.world
                11·
                1 year ago

                I’m not twisting any stars at all. If you have an issue with my math: present it or gtfo

                • DoomBot5@lemmy.world
                  11·
                  1 year ago
                  • Fact 1: you made a point how gas vehicles cannot use their full tank due to additional wear on the engine, yet neglected to do the same when stating range for EVs that have even more degradation on their batteries when going above 80% and below 20%
                  • Fact 2: your statement in fact 1 is inaccurate, it’s mainly the fuel pump that suffers additional wear and tear from running low on fuel. The engine only suffers when the gas tank is completely empty.
                  • Fact 3: most people here are disagreeing with you. Just because you think you know better, doesn’t make your statements any more accurate.
                  • Fact 4: you’re not a nice person, so maybe you should be the one leaving instead.

                  Enough facts?

                  • Imotali@lemmy.world
                    11·
                    1 year ago
                    1. I didn’t state it for EV ranges because my stated ranges accounted for that fact. To say “they can only use 80% of their battery charge” would be misleading in the context of the listed ranges.
                    2. This isn’t false you’re essentially saying “you’re right but it’s mostly not the engine” in other words: you’re being a pedantic git
                    3. They can disagree all they want, I’m actually correct and have the stats (which you have yet to refute) to back my statements up.
                    4. I never claimed to be nice.