For the past ten years I've been conducting a car reliability survey designed to provide up-to-date, objective stats. The survey is quarterly, for frequent updates. It asks that all repairs be reported, but excludes any problems that first appeared before someone joined, to minimize bias. We also don't count problems fixed entirely with software.
I don't have a bias for or against any car. My top priority is providing the best possible reliability information, whatever the stats might be.
We've been providing stats for the Model S for a while now, partly due to help from members of this forum. Though the Tesla's repair frequencies are still high, they've improved considerably from earlier.
I'd like to do the same for the Model X, now that a significant number have been delivered. Those who are interested in helping can sign up here:
www.truedelta.com/join
I don't have a bias for or against any car. My top priority is providing the best possible reliability information, whatever the stats might be.
We've been providing stats for the Model S for a while now, partly due to help from members of this forum. Though the Tesla's repair frequencies are still high, they've improved considerably from earlier.
I'd like to do the same for the Model X, now that a significant number have been delivered. Those who are interested in helping can sign up here:
www.truedelta.com/join