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Tesla misses estimates for quarterly deliveries; shares fall
(www.reuters.com)
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Oh no, downvotes! Those are surely much worse than a very expensive car that is super unreliable and has panel gaps from the factory line.
You're totally right, it's gotta be a circlejerk. Even review websites like Consumer Reports are joining in on the circlejerk. It can't be that the product is bad or anything like that, they must just hate Tesla to hate Tesla!
Bud come on. You can't type comments like this and pretend half this shit isn't in bad faith.
You people don't all come out of the wood work when other car companies have problems. There were a couple of massive recalls over the last couple days and most people don't even know about them because they aren't about teslas.
If they were about teslas they'd be plastered over the front page of every social media site for weeks, and you know it.
Ah, but I see that you're the one arguing in bad faith here, as evidenced by you continuing to put everyone into tribes:
Anyway.. I'll continue to argue with you for now, even though it's clear you're angry that people don't like Tesla, for what ever reason that may be.
This is incorrect. Those recalls are currently top weekly posts on multiple Lemmy communities. People clearly know about them.