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r/SipsTea • u/leafsforever811 • 11h ago
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I have taken it for a "cool" stunt because that is all it is. But instead of getting better quality cars made, better service centres that will actually live up their promises, they are throwing money at the next car gimmicks.
3 u/BusBeginning 10h ago I mean the new Ys and 3s are nice and affordable. Not sure what improvements you’re wanting for the service centers. 1 u/ncklboy 9h ago Maybe a serviceable car where $8k in damage doesn’t total a year old performance Y. 1 u/BusBeginning 9h ago I don’t think 8k would total a Y. 1 u/ncklboy 8h ago That’s because it was $8k in damages and $30+k in labor. Their cars simply aren’t cost effective to repair. 0 u/BusBeginning 3h ago I own two. Never heard of this. Dad has one of the original model S still. Sounds like a myth.
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I mean the new Ys and 3s are nice and affordable. Not sure what improvements you’re wanting for the service centers.
1 u/ncklboy 9h ago Maybe a serviceable car where $8k in damage doesn’t total a year old performance Y. 1 u/BusBeginning 9h ago I don’t think 8k would total a Y. 1 u/ncklboy 8h ago That’s because it was $8k in damages and $30+k in labor. Their cars simply aren’t cost effective to repair. 0 u/BusBeginning 3h ago I own two. Never heard of this. Dad has one of the original model S still. Sounds like a myth.
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Maybe a serviceable car where $8k in damage doesn’t total a year old performance Y.
1 u/BusBeginning 9h ago I don’t think 8k would total a Y. 1 u/ncklboy 8h ago That’s because it was $8k in damages and $30+k in labor. Their cars simply aren’t cost effective to repair. 0 u/BusBeginning 3h ago I own two. Never heard of this. Dad has one of the original model S still. Sounds like a myth.
I don’t think 8k would total a Y.
1 u/ncklboy 8h ago That’s because it was $8k in damages and $30+k in labor. Their cars simply aren’t cost effective to repair. 0 u/BusBeginning 3h ago I own two. Never heard of this. Dad has one of the original model S still. Sounds like a myth.
That’s because it was $8k in damages and $30+k in labor. Their cars simply aren’t cost effective to repair.
0 u/BusBeginning 3h ago I own two. Never heard of this. Dad has one of the original model S still. Sounds like a myth.
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I own two. Never heard of this. Dad has one of the original model S still. Sounds like a myth.
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u/Gingerpanda72 10h ago
I have taken it for a "cool" stunt because that is all it is. But instead of getting better quality cars made, better service centres that will actually live up their promises, they are throwing money at the next car gimmicks.