Tesla Model S rated highest quality vehicle in entire industry | EVANNEX Aftermarket Tesla Accessories
This article appeared in Evannex.com today 8-12-2016
This article appeared in Evannex.com today 8-12-2016
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theslimshadyist
Active Member
After reading this page Strategic Vision on the Strategic Vision company website, (the company whose vehicle survey results the Evannex article is quoting) I don't tak their conclusions seriously.
Jbailey
Member
Matches my 85D experience. 43,000 miles and not one single issue....not one. Drives perfect, plenty of tire tread. 90% at 235 and hasn't decreased in several months. I really feel it drives and sounds the same as the day I drove it home 14 months ago.
I have seen no need to take it in for servicing and chose to instead use the 700.00 servicing fee I saved on immoral vices and hedonistic debauchery.
I have seen no need to take it in for servicing and chose to instead use the 700.00 servicing fee I saved on immoral vices and hedonistic debauchery.
TaoJones
Beyond Driven
I'm all for vices and debauchery. That said, do try to make it in for the 2-year and 4-year annual servicings. They're a bit more important than the odd years.
Keep on truckin' with those tires. I replaced mine at 55,000 but bet I could have gotten 58,000-60,000 before reaching 2/32" across the board.
Keep on truckin' with those tires. I replaced mine at 55,000 but bet I could have gotten 58,000-60,000 before reaching 2/32" across the board.
Aside from software gliches, and a few squeaks/rattles I haven't had any issues. But, to be honest I've never owned a rattle free car. There has always been some annoyance.
I'm at one year and 21K+ miles.
So far the only problem is I keep putting too many miles on it. I wanted to stay within 15K/yr. It's not a lease, but I do plan on switching to the Model 3 in a couple years. Or the Model S if they have a 120Kw version.
I'm at one year and 21K+ miles.
So far the only problem is I keep putting too many miles on it. I wanted to stay within 15K/yr. It's not a lease, but I do plan on switching to the Model 3 in a couple years. Or the Model S if they have a 120Kw version.
