Yeah. This sounds like someone who jumped at the opportunity to buy a status symbol and didn’t do his due diligence.

Thats not the same as saying “you can beat the crap out of them and not have to fix them”

$300 doesn’t seem all that unreasonable.

Tesla charges $2000 for red.

and you’re likely to save a few cents per gallon over using the pump-mixed mid-grade gasoline

The WSJ passage is here:

Holy fuck, and you guys kept harping on the Tesla design. The lady had 8-fuckin minutes and she wasted them. If you are so drunk that you’d use 8-minutes to call your friend while your car is sinking, I don’t think it could possibly be designed well enough to make up for such poor inebriated decision making.

“how brave of this person to sit on the story”

That’s not his job.

Did Geoff Keighley sleep with your girlfriend or something, damn

Yes it does, the WSJ source article also doesn’t say it was the touchscreen shifter, but in fact it says it was a 2020 Model X which does not have the touchscreen shifter.

Do you have any confirmation it has the touchscreen shifter or what model year it was? The article you link claims it was a 2020 Model X which has the Mercedes column shifter. Nowhere does it mention the touchscreen.

“I’m not donating money to either candidate” doesn’t mean “I’m not donating Trump money for his appeal bond” or “I’m not loaning Trump money.”

woosh.

Denis is kind of an asshole here. Fans want to see these characters, and they were filmed so just put the scenes on bonus features like everyone else does.

Just to be clear, this is a “would you re-buy your car survey” and not a “will your next car be the same” survey. Correct? In other words, it’s a satisfaction survey, not a loyalty survey. Seems there is some confusion in the comments.

we’re reaching previously unseen levels of inventing a guy to get mad at on the internet.

No, literally no, but it is hyperbola. Like if somebody wrote the headline “Poison Detected in McDonald’s Hamburgers”, and the story read “arsenic was discovered in testing of samples of McDonalds hamburger, the samples averaged 3 parts per billion, well under the threshold for safety set by the CDC.

1 - Title is bait - discredits authenticity of the reporting here.

Headline sounds like a hit piece. Stated differently: “Tesla addresses voluntary recall to every vehicle with OTA update and no customer impact”

Your very first sentence is wrong. It was a voluntary recall and if this kind of crap doesn’t convince you NHTSA is useless, your crazy. Here is the before and after change.