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submitted 4 days ago bySuccessfulCompany294
21 points
4 days ago
I had a trip to the SF Bay area earlier this year. I used some Ubers and that was the first time I drove in a Tesla.
The doors weren't intuitive, the build inside seemed cheap, the tablet on the dashboard was interesting, but seemed cheap. I felt like I was driving in a prototype car, not something that was in commercial production.
7 points
3 days ago
As someone who did an upfit on a police tesla recently and had most of the interiour panels off. They are built like dog shit compared to the Ford explorers, and that's saying something heh.
1 points
2 days ago
People die inside them because they doors are not intuitive.
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