DriverNerd
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Considering how this is just a picture for a laugh, the creator did a good job with the details. The light and shadows on the face was a nice touch.
Considering how this is just a picture for a laugh, the creator did a good job with the details. The light and shadows on the face was a nice touch.
consumer reports rates cars reliabilityShreyansh Jain was ecstatic in March when he picked up his first electric vehicle, a brand-new 2023 Tesla Model Y. He used a sizable chunk of family savings to buy it with cash.
His exuberance came to a “grinding halt” one day later, with 115 miles on the odometer, Jain told Reuters. As he drove with his wife and three-year-old daughter, he suddenly lost steering control as he made a slow turn into their neighborhood. The vehicle’s front-right suspension had collapsed, and parts of the car loudly scraped the road as it came to a stop.
The complex repair required nearly 40 hours of labor to rebuild the suspension and replace the steering column, among other fixes, according to a detailed repair estimate. The cost: more than $14,000. Tesla refused to cover the repairs, blaming the accident on “prior” suspension damage.
Not backing up your warranty is a very bad sign.consumer reports rates cars reliability
EVs are junkconsumer reports rates cars reliability
Well, not really if you need an excuse to commit insurance fraud.EVs are junk
If a Corolla got into a wreck with any pickup I would expect similar results.The California Highway Patrol was called to a scene in Palo Alto on Thursday due to an accident involving the futuristic truck and a Toyota Corolla.First Cybertruck accident reported - but it was NOT the Tesla at fault
The California Highway Patrol was called to a scene in Palo Alto on Thursday due to an accident involving a Cybertruck and Toyota Corolla. No major injuries were reported.www.dailymail.co.uk
The Japanese-made vehicle was demolished in the woods while the Cybertruck sat on the road with minor dents.
car corporations are shifty. thats why its lower risk to just have great public transit, you dont have to worry about warranties, accidents, or big costs.Not backing up your warranty is a very bad sign.
In my state , we have a lemon law.
One is entitled to a full refund, if the repairs are not done right.
You sound very unintelligentcar corporations are shifty. thats why its lower risk to just have great public transit, you dont have to worry about warranties, accidents, or big costs.
lemon laws are great!
Must be from all that drifting he does in his fake toyota.You sound very unintelligent
drifting in teh snow in a fake toyota is a sign of pure intelligenceMust be from all that drifting he does in his fake toyota.
you need to look up the crash rating for each car in consumer reportsIf a Corolla got into a wreck with any pickup I would expect similar results.
supra is a fake toyota tooMust be from all that drifting he does in his fake toyota.
No, I don't.you need to look up the crash rating for each car in consumer reports
a pajeet living in england trying to scam a company run by pajeets living in california, truly Sers the circle is bloody full!Shreyansh Jain was ecstatic in March when he picked up his first electric vehicle, a brand-new 2023 Tesla Model Y. He used a sizable chunk of family savings to buy it with cash.
His exuberance came to a “grinding halt” one day later, with 115 miles on the odometer, Jain told Reuters. As he drove with his wife and three-year-old daughter, he suddenly lost steering control as he made a slow turn into their neighborhood. The vehicle’s front-right suspension had collapsed, and parts of the car loudly scraped the road as it came to a stop.
The complex repair required nearly 40 hours of labor to rebuild the suspension and replace the steering column, among other fixes, according to a detailed repair estimate. The cost: more than $14,000. Tesla refused to cover the repairs, blaming the accident on “prior” suspension damage.
Sers?a pajeet living in england trying to scam a company run by pajeets living in california, truly Sers the circle is bloody full!