Re:Tesla sends untrained employees to work on cars as servic...
by raxxorraxor on Friday June 17, 2022 @07:33AM
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Indeed. A camera fogging up in rain... Sure, probably a constructional error but if a car shop can fix that in a week I would be surprised. I am sure they would find some chemicals to don't let water condense here and maybe Tesla would train mechanics to do it. But this probably didn't get the highest priority.
I mean these are things that might need improvement, but to me a car transports me from A to B. Given, I also don't pay much for them.
Re:Tesla sends untrained employees to work on cars as servic...
by LeoPanthera on Friday June 17, 2022 @02:03PM
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The camera fogging up disables autopilot and prevents it from working so it's not quite as trivial as it seems. It's not normal for it to fog up, none of the other cameras do.
Re:Tesla sends untrained employees to work on cars as servic...
by LeoPanthera on Friday June 17, 2022 @02:03PM
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Maybe I am picky, but I also spent $100K on this car. Frankly I think if you spend that much you should expect better quality.
Issues from your list like “tesla mobile app incorrectly identifies car as 100D” and “Autopilot down chime is distorted” are rightfully lower priority than things like brakes not working properly. Most people (including me) would not even notice most of these things on your list. I am not surprised you had to wait a while for those things to get fixed, I have a feeling you’re going to also be disappointed with your next vehicle.