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Food for thought by hayesman_

I’m 100% on board with electric cars as daily drivers so long as you have an ICE car for road trips. Tesla makes a solid product that doesn’t appeal to me, but this video is very interesting in how their customers end up post sale. They’re big enough now that even if 5% of their newly sold vehicles have a problem (which is low for the industry), you can’t tell people to GFY and think that your business model will continue to thrive. This alone is enough to proceed with caution. That and they’re continually increasing the price on a product that hasn’t changed since 2007 (for the most part).