Posted on 09/22/2022 8:58:36 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Tesla is recalling more than 1 million vehicles over concerns with automatic systems for car windows that can pinch a driver or passenger and cause injury when closing.
In a letter to Tesla, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) confirmed the company’s notice that it is recalling the Tesla Model 3 for the years 2017 to 2022, the Tesla Model Y for 2020-2021 and the 2021-2022 Model S and Model X vehicles.
In those models, the automatic reversal system for windows does not adequately detect an obstruction, such as a person’s arm or hand, and can continue to roll up and injure a driver or passenger.
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TeslaGator, Bless your Tesla heart
“I get 89 miles per gallon at 65mph.”
Have you ever run it at 65 long enough to determine if those published specs are accurate?
"No sir, the drop cord does not come with the car. But, if you sign right now, we'll include a complimentary fire extinguisher!"
It’s a combination of the haircut and wrinkly dress shirt........and his weight ain’t helpin’
It’s a combination of the haircut and wrinkly dress shirt........and his weight ain’t helpin’
It’s a combination of the haircut and wrinkly dress shirt........and his weight ain’t helpin’
“But, if you sign right now, we’ll include a complimentary fire extinguisher!”
All cars should have fire extinguishers.
According to iSeeCars.com, the average vehicle depreciates 35 percent after three years, but not all vehicles have the same depreciation. In fact, the highest-depreciating vehicles lose between 46 and 52 percent of their value within three years, making them great cars to buy on the used car market.
Tesla guarantees that you can get 75% back after 3 years.
- Appears to be online a lot.
- Gives multiple replies regularly to a poster that are not even necessarily in order of context.
- Has trouble following a chain of replies it is not part of
I’m guessing it is a bot.
My 07 Toyota truck window not only stops for an obstruction, it rolls back down.
Just freeking wonderful if you’re being carjacked.
I don’t like EVs either but all ICE builders have recalls too, and windows have nothing to do with propulsion.
“I got the RX 350, although I’m thinking of trading it in for something with a better MPG rating: it gets around 18 mpg, which is horrible. Toyota has to make big improvements in that area.”
Is that a high performance vehicle? My ancient 2008 Nissan Frontier pickup with 4WD and 140k miles gets 19.5 in town and 23 on the highway, with a V6, 261 horses.
“As backwards as it may sound, these people feel better about themselves by making others feel worse.
They will typically have low self-esteem, and their misguided way of boosting it is to take aim at another person.
Even though they, themselves, are insecure, a common technique they’ll use is to pinpoint the insecurities of others.
Their ego will get temporary relief from its own pain by inflicting hurt upon someone else.”
You could also apply that statement to the economic doomers/wailers around here that are complete experts on the FED, stock market, etc. but don’t have 2 cents to rub together.
The next new model will be called "The Christina". If the buyer prefers a male name, "Hal".
So says the clown that posted I just did not drive as spiffy a car as you and your Hot Wheels toy and was jealous.
You chose to be a fluffer for liberal virtue signaling trinkets.
Own it, and your persona as a liberal fanbois.
Yes. Within ten days, Elon Musk will be introducing the latest Tesla Bot robot, which is said to be going into production by end of this year.
In past interviews, Elon Musk has warned about the perils of AI becoming sentient. Imagine having the Tesla Bot giving you a massage, and going rogue.
“Just freeking wonderful if you’re being carjacked.”
LOL!
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