Someone walked away from it before ...hmmm. perhaps it was the suspension??!
I think it stinks if they give you a shit car and then say you lose your pre-March price if you don't take it.
Personally I'd say no thanks and take my business elsewhere.
Yeah, 100%. And perhaps listen to feedback from these Forums, then actually beta-test them for a few weeks before sending them out.
And whilst I'm at it (in case they are listening to us) can we have auto windows up on lock (like Tesla)
This whole thing has been a shit show from the start. If they’re going to cut corners and make it with cheap plastic, at least spend a few more bucks posting it with foam padding. It’s not like you can’t pass that cost straight through to us.
I can’t help thinking that none of this has been...
PR stunt. I'm telling you, folks who really need/use these kinds of trucks for hauling and working (like ranchers, builders) are not going to pay up for these EV trucks, let alone have the hassle factor of trying to charge them that'll take ages (and mostly with no pull thru for a trailer)...
I bought a set of Thule SnowPack mounts to put on the cross bars. That'll carry x4 sets of skis (poles, kids skis can fit in the gear tunnel).
Whilst you're driving with no tonneau, I wouldn't worry too much about the snow. The draft/wind will prevent your stuff getting too wet.
I think the insurance industry is being fleeced here. Not just auto, I bet healthcare too. Insurance companies don't know what's going on on the ground. Some unhappy employee just receives an invoice from a Dr or Body shop and cuts a check. They don't care, not their $. Sad thing is, we all...
I had this weird thing last week where I was listening to a podcast (parked up) and I kept hearing this dull thud every now and then (like a mortar base plate or artillery fire in the distance, or a workman dropping a bag of cement on the bed). I actually moved the truck and it was still there...
You said it, fat chance but if I'm honest, I wouldn't want the Gov't involved. They just f#*k it up somehow and we'll end up paying more.
If it continues, car insurance will become, relative to vehicle price, too prohibitive and sales will fall. If anything, the car industry needs to step in...
I mentioned before on here I was parked near repair yard in the Bay Area and there were a good dozen Tesla's there, all with minor dings and scrapes. I assumed it was a cheaper panel body shop so asked the dude who was walking around. He said they were all totaled. Complete insurance write off...