Bloomberg Model 3 reliability and satisfaction survey

[TomB985]

“They gave their highest ratings to its design, performance, and some of the unusual software features that help define Tesla’s brand. A nearly unanimous 99.6% of respondents said the Model 3 is a pleasure to drive, the kind of consensus rarely reached by any consumer product.”

This is worth a read, it includes detailed results of a survey of 6000 model three owners about the reliability and customer satisfaction they experience. I think this is a resounding win for Tesla.

Bloomberg - Model 3 Survey

 

[St☰v☰]

“A nearly unanimous 99.6% of respondents said the Model 3 is a pleasure to drive, the kind of consensus rarely reached by any consumer product.

I absolutely agree on the driving pleasure, but as I mentioned here, it's the after sale service that irritates me.

 

[ALSETJC]

Exactly the picture I've told friends and family. Minor fit and finish issues but otherwise been great and is so much fun to drive.

 

[ArcticStation]

I tried to access the article earlier and got this:
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[kbecks13]

I tried to access the article earlier and got this:
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Bloomberg has great news, if you're into financial information i'd strongly suggest getting a subscription! Otherwise, try opening the link in a Google Chrome Incognito window and/or delete your cookies and try again

 

[Matt L]

They clearly don’t spend much time here...where everyone is driving lemons

 

[Azamat]

I remember participating in that survey! There were a lot of questions. My March 2019 M3 has zero issues so far, except couple small paint chips. The best car ever!

 

[TomB985]

Here ya go @ArcticStation, I saved the PDF to avoid the paywall if I want to find it in the future.

 

[KenC]

“They gave their highest ratings to its design, performance, and some of the unusual software features that help define Tesla’s brand. A nearly unanimous 99.6% of respondents said the Model 3 is a pleasure to drive, the kind of consensus rarely reached by any consumer product.”

This is worth a read, it includes detailed results of a survey of 6000 model three owners about the reliability and customer satisfaction they experience. I think this is a resounding win for Tesla.

Bloomberg - Model 3 Survey

My fault, I answered the survey 6000 times.

 

[KenC]

Bloomberg has great news, if you're into financial information i'd strongly suggest getting a subscription! Otherwise, try opening the link in a Google Chrome Incognito window and/or delete your cookies and try again

Ha, even though Mayor Bloomberg donated $1.8B to my university, I find Bloomberg news to be terrible. Did you see that unsubstantiated Bloomberg/Businessweek article, The Big Hack? If it were true, some other journalistic outlet would have corroborated it by now, but nope, crickets. And no, Bloomberg stands behind their writers, and won't retract an article that everyone believes is made up by a couple hack writers. That's Bloomberg.

Here's the Big Hack, if anyone's interested: Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

And Bloomberg submitted their story for a journalist award: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/04/05/bloomberg-submitted-big-hack-story-award/

And more from the Washington Post about the Bloomberg story: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...rter-challenged-big-hack-story-gets-promoted/

 

[kbecks13]

Ha, even though Mayor Bloomberg donated $1.8B to my university, I find Bloomberg news to be terrible. Did you see that unsubstantiated Bloomberg/Businessweek article, The Big Hack? If it were true, some other journalistic outlet would have corroborated it by now, but nope, crickets. And no, Bloomberg stands behind their writers, and won't retract an article that everyone believes is made up by a couple hack writers. That's Bloomberg.

That's pretty interesting, hadn't heard about this but vaguely remember the article. I think they do have some decent content that is informative and succinct when it comes to regular news though (not investigative journalism type work). Plus the UI on the website and app are pretty good and the quality of topics (i.e there isn't any fluff news) is better than others i've seen. Just checked the price i'm paying for my subscription and it looks like the promo period expired so i actually canceled anyway lol